Chords for David Gilmour - Guitar tutorial, Echoes "seagull" effect

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_ Today I'm going to show you the Seagull effect on Echoes.
What you need is to reverse the connections on your wah-wah pedal.
_ The guitar goes into the output and the signal to the next pedal or the [Gm] amp goes from the input.
_ I'm using a Vox wah-wah pedal into a Deluxe Memory Man [F#] for [A] delays about 300 ms. _ _ _
You need to set up your guitar for the pickup selector in the fourth position combining
the [Gm] middle and bridge pickup. _
_ _ You're using the lower tone _ knob to control the volume and the pitch of the effect.
The guitar volume needs to be at 10.
The effect is extremely loud so you have to be careful _ _ when you [F#] adjust the volume on your
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amp.
It's vital to use a volume pedal. _ _
_ _ So what you do is _ set the tone _ all the way up and _ _ _ you slowly adjust the tone knob _ towards 10.
This way you get the effect, the volume and the pitch.
You can control the pitch with the tone knob. _
_ Just hear how it sounds.
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_ So that's the effect.
What happens is that [A#] you get the feedback from the reversed wah-wah connection.
_ _ [B] You also notice that the pitch goes up and down as I control the tone.
You get this sort of laughing effect.
It sounds like the seagull is laughing.
_ _ [G] This is achieved by rolling the tone knob up and very, very slowly back again. _
Just before the tone fades out you can get this laughing effect.
You just have to try a couple of times and find the sweet spot before the tone fades.
_ I'm going to show you a couple of techniques. _
_ The wah-wah pedal _ has a fixed _ position with the heel all the way back.
_ This is just a _ [Gm] basic fix. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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You can control [Gm] the pitch to about 5 or 6 and back again.
Just a basic fix.
To get that _ _ laughing effect at the end, _ _ _ _ do the same _ with the tone knob to about 5 or
6 and very, very slowly back again.
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So when you hear that laughing effect you hold the tone to get the same pitch for 2
or 3 seconds [Gm]
and then all the way down.
_ There's a third way also.
That's to use the pickup selector. _
David [N] doesn't do this very much but it gives you an alternative.
_ So the pickup selector is in the [Gm] fourth position and just by wiggling it back and forth you
get this wild sound. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ So that's the _ main ways to do this. _ _
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Ok?
You can read the whole tutorial on my site of course, [Gm] gillenrich.com.
Thanks! _ _ _ _