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james murphy solo technique...

Discussion in 'James Murphy' started by vegan destructor, Apr 2, 2004.

  1. vegan destructor

    vegan destructor New Metal Member

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    this is one for all you shredders out there.
    here's my question:
    there's apparently a lot of harmonizing going on in james' solos. this is obvious if you listen to disincarnate and even more so on his solo albums, e.g. feeding the machine.
    any idea how this is done? two guitars? one of those intelligent harmonizers that adjusts intervals according to the scale? or just an ordinary pitch shifter? which intervals are used? any more tips & tricks?
    thanks a lot...
     
    #1 vegan destructor, Apr 2, 2004
  2. TechMetal

    TechMetal Technical Metalhead

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    A similar question was already asked on this forum. He records the harmonies himself. Also, someone tabbed the song "Touching the Earth" which has some minor-scale harmonies (in the key of E, I think).
     
    #2 TechMetal, Apr 3, 2004
  3. Sadistik

    Sadistik Let me die in solitude...

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    Yeah I believe he double tracks his leads...I'm not sure, but it seems like he uses third intervals a lot.
     
    #3 Sadistik, Apr 13, 2004
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