Wills Point by Marcel Parijs

[Marcel Parijs]

The sound of this clip is a little better then the old one.

I hope you like it,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixC8avAotkw&feature=user

Marcel

[Paul Wade]

marcel,

great great job nice sounding emmons legrand. what
a great band too can you tell us what your playing thru...

p.w

[Marcel Parijs]

Thanks Paul,

I have a few effect what I'm use. Such as Profex II, Boss DD-3. But for this evening a play with a TubeFex also from Peavey.
Most of all I use only a Delay. No reverb. I don't like that to much. Sometimes when I play Stereo I use also a Pitch Shifter.
I de-center the sound a little bit.
So the left is -1. The right is +1. This is a special effect. It's sounds very nice for me.

But so as you now, everything is importent for a great sound, Your amp settings. Your sound in your head, Hands, enz......If you play in a band, don't play to much Bass because the tone from your Steel will dissapear in the lower frequention.
It's not good for the steelsound.

So Paul, I can explain my settings and secrets if you want it. No problem

Take care,
Marcel

[Nick Reed]

Marcel,
Fine my friend. . . .very fine indeed! I really enjoyed it. In fact so good that I had to watch it 5 times. Unbelieable the way you master that Buddy Emmons stuff. All I can say is David Hartley, look out!
Nick

[Marcel Parijs]

Thanks Nick,

I make a few mistakes in that song. Sorry for that.
And David has not to worry about me Nick, because he's a fine good player. I love the E9 stuff of him. Good Job David.



Marcel

[Larry Scott]

Marcel could you show me how to play your mistakes

Good job as always brother.

Ls

[Bill Cunningham]

Well done, Marcel!!!! I thoroughly enjoyed that.

[Marcel Parijs]

Bill,

Thanks a lot man. It's so nice to get complements from your American pickers. And Bill, I love your band too. Great music. I hope to meet you some day in the US.

Thanks,
Marcel