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Thanks Adam! :D I struggled a lot with the sound on this one. I would get his Live in Berlin "Music Today" tone with my regular settings and I almost post a video last week but it sounded very different than the studio version and I decided not to. After discarding the use of a Fuzzface I started playing with the position of the microphones. I pointed a close mic straight to the center of the speaker instead of at an angle and towards the rim (like Blackmore usually did), and a "room" mic pointing away from the cab. That setup unlocked the right sound but I still had to add some EQ on top of it. The amp settings were different too. Presence was on 10, and Mids was set lower than usual. Honestly I prefer his raw Live in Berlin tone, which sounds more like "Machine Head".

Thanks! I address the AC30 theory in the description. Many people think that, but it's incorrect. If you look closely you'll see a picture of the Marshall head with the booster on top behind Ian Gillan during "Highway Star". Plus the multiple interviews where Blackmore talks about the Major, the many videos of him playing live, etc.

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No, my only Gibson was a ES-175 and it was not the right kind of guitar for DP. Cheers, M.

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Bending and vibrato are much easier, in general the guitar feels great. Not like Yngwie's though, It has to be gradual like Blackmore did or you can go out of tune when playing chords.

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No, the 335 was at Blackmore's apartment in London. From his biography, he picked it up for Purple's Top of the Pops appearance on Dec. 16, 1971, while in the middle of the "Machine Head" recordings. He also stated that the 335 was last used for the "Child in Time" solo from "In Rock" ('69/'70). Check the intro and first “Lazy” solo here: czcams.com/video/7I6J1Olq6c8/video.htmlsi=LTQUsMIpBS2mkfkf

@@andriesvankammen8050 hi, I’m afraid not, but I posted a rough guide on how to make them, I hope that helps 👍🏻

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Thanks! Yes, the G is always played on the E string, no DG chord. Pay attention also to the last three notes of the riff E > D > CF chord. E and D are single notes. A common mistake everybody does is playing those as chords instead. You have to slide up the index finger from the F on the A# chord and pull off the open D string before hitting the final C chord. Tricky at first but easy once you get it right. Mostly upstrokes, it's the only way to play this riff correctly. Here's that part on the video: czcams.com/video/x6iV6PGwH78/video.html

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Not sure about the track by track of Fireball for now but I liked the idea of Demon's Eye solo. Will work on it, stay tuned!

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