S1gns Of L1fe - "Element" - Ambient Electric Guitar

[S1gnsOfL1fe]

https://soundcloud.com/s1gnsofl1fe/element


Many of you have been begging for guitar in my music...and I've been planning on doing it for quite some time. Well that time is finally here! After picking up my looper pedal today, I felt it necessary to put together a piece that reflects the vision I had in mind all along...a sort of experiment and a showcase of the possibility of what's yet to come.

Enjoy my friends. Thank you for your continued support!

Tools used: Electric guitar, Ditto looper, Ebow, Alchemy.

Cheers,
-S1gns

[Negative Spectrum]

very nice use of the ebow s1gns, i hope there's gonna be more of these, it;s mesmerising

[rabbitsquirrel]

I know I already said this on SoundCloud, but great track! I think it has a lovely hypnotic, mesmerizing quality to it.

[S1gnsOfL1fe]

very nice use of the ebow s1gns, i hope there's gonna be more of these, it;s mesmerising

Thanks man! Yeah definitely getting the hang of the ebow now...it's pretty awesome and has a unique sound all it's own. It's literally impossible to get that much sustain without attack using any other method. I love it!

I know I already said this on SoundCloud, but great track! I think it has a lovely hypnotic, mesmerizing quality to it.

Thank you man. I'll say this once and I'll say this again, means a lot coming from such a drone expert as yourself.

Cheers you two and thanks for listening!

-S1gns

[Pyne]

This sounds pretty cool, almost has a post-rock quality to it (a lot of post-rock bands use an Ebow though, so maybe that's why it gives me that vibe.) I have an Ebow myself, though I've only ever used it for some "backing textures" here and there.

It's literally impossible to get that much sustain without attack using any other method.

A sustainiac or Fernandes sustainer and a volume pedal.

[windspace]

Awesome work S1gns!! Looking forward to more of this!

[Ciberithm]

Very nice - I really enjoyed it. You've inspired me to record some ambient guitar with my ebow!

[seismic1]

Good work, S1gns. I thought the sound was reminiscent of some of the Fripp & Eno '70s work. How did you record the guitar on here? Which guitar do you use?

[manducator]

Very nice sounding and again, right eq (delayed guitars can get easily very sharp).