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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on Jul 9, 2015 13:16:08 GMT -5
Does any one know exactly what pedals Noel was using at this time (i.e Maine Road, Earls Court etc...)? I don't mean guess, I mean actually know  ) I can't find any clear pictures but I'm specifically after the ones he used to make the swirling sound in the middle of Swamp Song and at the end of Champagne Supernova For example 2m 08s into this: I think it's a Boss PH-2 and a Boss DD-3 but does anyone know for certain? Ta!! |
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Post by carlober on Jul 9, 2015 14:06:00 GMT -5
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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on Jul 9, 2015 14:39:34 GMT -5
Cheers man, yeah I know that site but it says Noel was using the Boss PH3 at this time, which isn't true because that pedal wasn't released until 2000 (geeky I know!)
From the there and then DVD I can make out a vox wah wah, 2 boss pedals and something else. cant find any clear shots though.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2015 15:05:12 GMT -5
I knew the name, maybe I know later
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Post by butty82 on Jul 20, 2015 15:26:55 GMT -5
 Vox wah wah , boss dd3 boss phaser and some kind of power supply . I can see at the earl court gigs he also used. A boss compressor. |
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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on Jul 21, 2015 9:29:05 GMT -5
View AttachmentVox wah wah , boss dd3 boss phaser and some kind of power supply . I can see at the earl court gigs he also used. A boss compressor. Cheers fella, I actually already found out it was a Boss PH-2 phaser. I picked on UK form a guy on Gumtree and it sounds spot on. I play in an oasis tribute band and we've started doing swamp song now so wanted the right one haha |
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Post by frjdoasis on May 14, 2016 12:43:11 GMT -5
View AttachmentVox wah wah , boss dd3 boss phaser and some kind of power supply . I can see at the earl court gigs he also used. A boss compressor. Cheers fella, I actually already found out it was a Boss PH-2 phaser. I picked on UK form a guy on Gumtree and it sounds spot on. I play in an oasis tribute band and we've started doing swamp song now so wanted the right one haha I play in an Oasis tribute too. Do you use any pedals for the loops (e.g. "That's rock n roll baby")? |
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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on May 14, 2016 16:27:13 GMT -5
Cheers fella, I actually already found out it was a Boss PH-2 phaser. I picked on UK form a guy on Gumtree and it sounds spot on. I play in an oasis tribute band and we've started doing swamp song now so wanted the right one haha I play in an Oasis tribute too. Do you use any pedals for the loops (e.g. "That's rock n roll baby")? We have an iPad connected to the PA with a bunch of samples. I created the drum loop for go let it out and we have a helicopter sound for morning glory. I'm making a loop of the piano intro for be here now too. I also edited fuckin in the bushes down so it matches the intro tape length and structure from the last tour, added the close encounters sample to the top of it too. We walk out to that which is cool! |
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Post by frjdoasis on May 14, 2016 17:18:01 GMT -5
I play in an Oasis tribute too. Do you use any pedals for the loops (e.g. "That's rock n roll baby")? We have an iPad connected to the PA with a bunch of samples. I created the drum loop for go let it out and we have a helicopter sound for morning glory. I'm making a loop of the piano intro for be here now too. I also edited fuckin in the bushes down so it matches the intro tape length and structure from the last tour, added the close encounters sample to the top of it too. We walk out to that which is cool! That's great mate. It's great to share this Oasis tribute passion. I used an iPod connected to the mixer and the PA for a gig we did in March. It worked well. I had put in the iPod all the samples from the DOYS tour I managed to build :-) All in between songs in the setlist. Obviously the ideal choice would be the Loop Junky Noel uses but it's way too expensive (€ 400 each) and hard to find. And you need at least four of them to do what he does. This version of FITB you are talking about sounds really cool. Would it be too much for you to pass me the mp3? No worries if you can't. Peace from Italy ;-) |
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Post by Mr. Bigglesworth on May 15, 2016 3:08:58 GMT -5
The digitech jamman isnpretty cool for sampling stuff and it is easy to handle. Maybe you should consider testing it.
Have fun guys!
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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on May 15, 2016 5:31:08 GMT -5
We have an iPad connected to the PA with a bunch of samples. I created the drum loop for go let it out and we have a helicopter sound for morning glory. I'm making a loop of the piano intro for be here now too. I also edited fuckin in the bushes down so it matches the intro tape length and structure from the last tour, added the close encounters sample to the top of it too. We walk out to that which is cool! That's great mate. It's great to share this Oasis tribute passion. I used an iPod connected to the mixer and the PA for a gig we did in March. It worked well. I had put in the iPod all the samples from the DOYS tour I managed to build :-) All in between songs in the setlist. Obviously the ideal choice would be the Loop Junky Noel uses but it's way too expensive (€ 400 each) and hard to find. And you need at least four of them to do what he does. This version of FITB you are talking about sounds really cool. Would it be too much for you to pass me the mp3? No worries if you can't. Peace from Italy ;-) Ah cool, what samples did you have? Got any videos of you guys or anything? I would post my edit of fucking in the bushes but not sure if that breaches the forum rules about sharing officially released stuff? |
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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on May 15, 2016 5:31:53 GMT -5
The digitech jamman isnpretty cool for sampling stuff and it is easy to handle. Maybe you should consider testing it. Have fun guys! Cheers, I was actually looking at these last night. Looks interesting! |
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Post by frjdoasis on May 16, 2016 5:46:39 GMT -5
That's great mate. It's great to share this Oasis tribute passion. I used an iPod connected to the mixer and the PA for a gig we did in March. It worked well. I had put in the iPod all the samples from the DOYS tour I managed to build :-) All in between songs in the setlist. Obviously the ideal choice would be the Loop Junky Noel uses but it's way too expensive (€ 400 each) and hard to find. And you need at least four of them to do what he does. This version of FITB you are talking about sounds really cool. Would it be too much for you to pass me the mp3? No worries if you can't. Peace from Italy ;-) Ah cool, what samples did you have? Got any videos of you guys or anything? I would post my edit of fucking in the bushes but not sure if that breaches the forum rules about sharing officially released stuff? I've got the bit from Rubber Ring by The Smiths and that sort of Morse code loop Noel used during the DOYS tour. Yeah here's a video tiny.cc/c31ibyYou can pm me a link to download it if you want. Cheers! |
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Post by Definitely Could Be Oasis on May 17, 2016 7:08:40 GMT -5
Ah cool, what samples did you have? Got any videos of you guys or anything? I would post my edit of fucking in the bushes but not sure if that breaches the forum rules about sharing officially released stuff? I've got the bit from Rubber Ring by The Smiths and that sort of Morse code loop Noel used during the DOYS tour. Yeah here's a video tiny.cc/c31ibyYou can pm me a link to download it if you want. Cheers! Cool, sounds like you guys are having fun then, good set list! Weve got a few videos up here too: www.youtube.com/channel/UCC84x31wA-03L-LyALW7hdwJust found this clip which you might be interested in, I think I'll be taking the "thats rock n roll baby" sample from this for Rock n roll star: |
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Post by mossy on May 18, 2016 14:02:10 GMT -5
To be honest with you I'm pretty sure cycling isn't Noel's thing guys.
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Post by Flatulence Panic on May 20, 2016 15:47:24 GMT -5
To be honest with you I'm pretty sure cycling isn't Noel's thing guys. Only if he was on a tandem with Liam.    |
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Post by frjdoasis on May 20, 2016 18:12:28 GMT -5
I've got the bit from Rubber Ring by The Smiths and that sort of Morse code loop Noel used during the DOYS tour. Yeah here's a video tiny.cc/c31ibyYou can pm me a link to download it if you want. Cheers! Cool, sounds like you guys are having fun then, good set list! Weve got a few videos up here too: www.youtube.com/channel/UCC84x31wA-03L-LyALW7hdwJust found this clip which you might be interested in, I think I'll be taking the "thats rock n roll baby" sample from this for Rock n roll star: Cool video, lads! That is exactly the video I used to make my loops a few months ago |
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Post by guigsysEstring on May 20, 2016 22:49:26 GMT -5
To be honest with you I'm pretty sure cycling isn't Noel's thing guys. Only if he was on a tandem with Liam. Fairly sure that's one of theyknowwhatimean 's middle class nightmares he has if he has to visit the South East of England  |
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Post by theyknowwhatimean on May 20, 2016 23:54:04 GMT -5
Only if he was on a tandem with Liam. Fairly sure that's one of theyknowwhatimean 's middle class nightmares he has if he has to visit the South East of England Weirdly enough, I actually saw a tandem not a few days ago. On the very road I live on. Priced out of London, the c*nts 'ave infiltrated our once tranquil northern towns, to force down our throats their poncey ways. Won't be long before they've taken over all our chippy's, forcing us to buy fish with the skin left on and chips not even half cooked, with bugger all salt and vinegar on. Obviously I'm joking, but still, I think it better I round it off there. I'm reminding myself of my nan, when I went round hers a couple of weeks ago. Except she wasn't talking about our slightly less intelligent brothers and sisters from daaarn saaarth, but all the "bloody immigrants flooding through the borders", and the EU and Jewish folk. And she wasn't joking either. I've always known she was a Daily Mail reader, but to actually hear her in full swing, basically reeling off in parrot fashion every Mail headline ever written (to be fair, there're only ever about 6 variations - "Lefty BBC at fault for falling house prices/increasing cancer rates - NOT [insert name of most popular 'Royal' at that time]" and so on...), it was bloody terrifying. And then there was the weird sort of military language she used, like, "we need to take back our country"; "in the war, men in this country fought to protect us all - but you don't get that from these bloody..."; and, "in 10 years, Muslims will have infiltrated all the top jobs..." (no, really, she actually said that). Whenever she stopped for breath, I shot in with a "UKIP are a far-right populist party - their reasons for wanting to leave the EU are entirely self-serving" here, and a "Farage was a city banker; a vote for him is a vote for the privatisation of the NHS" there, but alas, to no avail. Just sheer, unadulterated ignorance. And I know from myself, a few years ago, when I used to be an bigoted ignoramus too, the old "but not every [insert minority group] is..." argument just doesn't work. But it's really quite heartbreaking to see so plainly, someone - a family member not least - who has had the wool pulled over their eyes by shyster money men working for the media.  |
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Post by Flatulence Panic on May 21, 2016 2:57:49 GMT -5
Fairly sure that's one of theyknowwhatimean 's middle class nightmares he has if he has to visit the South East of England Weirdly enough, I actually saw a tandem not a few days ago. On the very road I live on. Priced out of London, the c*nts 'ave infiltrated our once tranquil northern towns, to force down our throats their poncey ways. Won't be long before they've taken over all our chippy's, forcing us to buy fish with the skin left on and chips not even half cooked, with bugger all salt and vinegar on. Obviously I'm joking, but still, I think it better I round it off there. I'm reminding myself of my nan, when I went round hers a couple of weeks ago. Except she wasn't talking about our slightly less intelligent brothers and sisters from daaarn saaarth, but all the "bloody immigrants flooding through the borders", and the EU and Jewish folk. And she wasn't joking either. I've always known she was a Daily Mail reader, but to actually hear her in full swing, basically reeling off in parrot fashion every Mail headline ever written (to be fair, there're only ever about 6 variations - "Lefty BBC at fault for falling house prices/increasing cancer rates - NOT [insert name of most popular 'Royal' at that time]" and so on...), it was bloody terrifying. And then there was the weird sort of military language she used, like, "we need to take back our country"; "in the war, men in this country fought to protect us all - but you don't get that from these bloody..."; and, "in 10 years, Muslims will have infiltrated all the top jobs..." (no, really, she actually said that). Whenever she stopped for breath, I shot in with a "UKIP are a far-right populist party - their reasons for wanting to leave the EU are entirely self-serving" here, and a "Farage was a city banker; a vote for him is a vote for the privatisation of the NHS" there, but alas, to no avail. Just sheer, unadulterated ignorance. And I know from myself, a few years ago, when I used to be an bigoted ignoramus too, the old "but not every [insert minority group] is..." argument just doesn't work. But it's really quite heartbreaking to see so plainly, someone - a family member not least - who has had the wool pulled over their eyes by shyster money men working for the media. If only she read the Express. Then she'd be talking about Diana all day long. |
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Post by theyknowwhatimean on May 21, 2016 9:26:57 GMT -5
Weirdly enough, I actually saw a tandem not a few days ago. On the very road I live on. Priced out of London, the c*nts 'ave infiltrated our once tranquil northern towns, to force down our throats their poncey ways. Won't be long before they've taken over all our chippy's, forcing us to buy fish with the skin left on and chips not even half cooked, with bugger all salt and vinegar on. Obviously I'm joking, but still, I think it better I round it off there. I'm reminding myself of my nan, when I went round hers a couple of weeks ago. Except she wasn't talking about our slightly less intelligent brothers and sisters from daaarn saaarth, but all the "bloody immigrants flooding through the borders", and the EU and Jewish folk. And she wasn't joking either. I've always known she was a Daily Mail reader, but to actually hear her in full swing, basically reeling off in parrot fashion every Mail headline ever written (to be fair, there're only ever about 6 variations - "Lefty BBC at fault for falling house prices/increasing cancer rates - NOT [insert name of most popular 'Royal' at that time]" and so on...), it was bloody terrifying. And then there was the weird sort of military language she used, like, "we need to take back our country"; "in the war, men in this country fought to protect us all - but you don't get that from these bloody..."; and, "in 10 years, Muslims will have infiltrated all the top jobs..." (no, really, she actually said that). Whenever she stopped for breath, I shot in with a "UKIP are a far-right populist party - their reasons for wanting to leave the EU are entirely self-serving" here, and a "Farage was a city banker; a vote for him is a vote for the privatisation of the NHS" there, but alas, to no avail. Just sheer, unadulterated ignorance. And I know from myself, a few years ago, when I used to be an bigoted ignoramus too, the old "but not every [insert minority group] is..." argument just doesn't work. But it's really quite heartbreaking to see so plainly, someone - a family member not least - who has had the wool pulled over their eyes by shyster money men working for the media. If only she read the Express. Then she'd be talking about Diana all day long. Oh she does, don't you worry about that. She's a terrible snob, my nan; absolutely obsessed by material wealth - despite never having had much herself... And she's sort of stuck in some bizarre 1940s dreamland, where "men were still men" and women were there to wear saucy little cocktail dresses and woo them, at charity balls. So social climbers like the late 'Princess of Wales', will always appeal to her greatly. She was quite keen on seeing that Meryl Streep biopic on Thatcher, that came out a few years ago, as well. But that was a step too far for my granddad, who'd been in the Union when he was younger, and he finally put his foot down and told her firmly, "No!"  |
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Post by bonehead43 on Dec 23, 2016 17:51:21 GMT -5
Hi,
I'm trying to learn the swamp song in using a boss dd3..any advice on how to play this and any pedal settings please ?
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Post by bonehead43 on Dec 24, 2016 3:21:49 GMT -5
Hi OLEC, only when I'm standing..but hey, thanks for asking..
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Post by indiekiduk3 on Nov 19, 2021 14:48:51 GMT -5
Below is a photo of Noel's pedals at Knebworth in 1996. I can see the following pedals in order from top to bottom: Vox Wah Boss LS-2 Line Selector Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer Pedal  |
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Post by KyleBHome on Oct 28, 2024 20:00:27 GMT -5
Sorry to bump an old chat gents. I recently acquired Noels Ibanez TubeScreamer pedal. (100% legit source) i was told it was 1996 ish but it wasn't certain. I dont think it was that year judging by pics online.
Does anyone know when he started or stopped using this pedal? It looks like SOTSOG era? 2000
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