This is not a complex guitar part, because I'd like you to hear what this pedal is doing with a few simple chords - it's splitting the guitar signal into two tremolo patterns, one for high frequency content and the other for the lows, and then combining them for the final result. The output is internally rhythmic with sweeps that feel deep and three-dimensional. Enjoy!
Tanner's Two-Minute Tryouts are a series of fast demos of nearly one hundred guitar effects pedals. These aren't comprehensive pedal reviews - instead, I am looking for a setting that I find immediately inspiring and capturing the first thing that comes to mind. Sometimes messy, sometimes dreamy, always around two minutes.
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Signal path: Fender Custom Shop David Gilmour NOS through a single pedal at a time into a Mesa/Boogie Mark V 90-watt combo, clean channel. I am capturing with a Neumann TLM170R through an Antelope Zen Go and minimally processing in Logic Pro.