Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Working on the first Rare Beats n Repeats sample pack for Soundgas Sounds.
Here a 50s valve leviathan meets state of the art 80s big budget movie studio technology with the Wurlitzer Sideman rhythm machine pitched up by the ex Warner Brothers Lexicon 2400 Time Compressor/Expander (which cost an eye watering $35k when it was released).
Soundgas Type 636P2 and the ex Massive Attack Mezzanine Audix desk add ironclad weight and texture with ambience courtesy of a Soundgas Roland RE-2101 Stereo Space Echo.
We’ve got some seriously rare gear lined up for this series which we’re really looking forward to working on.
If you want to run your own beats through some of this Soundgas gear, this weekend we celebrate Independence Day with a short 10% sale with free worldwide shipping - see the site for details, but hurry - things are moving fast!
Working on the first Rare Beats n Repeats sample pack for Soundgas Sounds.
Here a 50s valve leviathan meets state of the art 80s big budget movie studio technology with the Wurlitzer Sideman rhythm machine pitched up by the ex Warner Brothers Lexicon 2400 Time Compressor/Expander (which cost an eye watering $35k when it was released).
Soundgas Type 636P2 and the ex Massive Attack Mezzanine Audix desk add ironclad weight and texture with ambience courtesy of a Soundgas Roland RE-2101 Stereo Space Echo.
We’ve got some seriously rare gear lined up for this series which we’re really looking forward to working on.
If you want to run your own beats through some of this Soundgas gear, this weekend we celebrate Independence Day with a short 10% sale with free worldwide shipping - see the site for details, but hurry - things are moving fast!
![“We never messed with [effects] really](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yq9QvPSlxhg/mqdefault.jpg "“We never messed with [effects] really
“We never messed with [effects] really. It would be way down the line that I got a pedalboard. The only pedal I used was the Space Echo, and I had this on/off switch to kick the delay in. And that was it.
Space Echo was a big part of the sound. We would go into the front of the Space Echo, and just turned the the preamp up full.”
Noel Gallagher on his Oasis guitar tone - interviewed on That Pedal Show.
Phil and I were working on some demo clips of the Soundgas Type G pedal in the studio yesterday when this happened - Les Paul into Fender amp (low volume/clean setting), touch of Boss DD-3.
The Type G combines our experience modding Roland Space Echo preamps and the germanium Grampian 636 so perhaps unsurprising that it excels at driven rock tones.
This is just the raw the iPhone recording (not the amp mics) - phone mounted horizontally over the pedalboard...
#oasis #noelgallagher #cigarettesandalcohol #definitelymaybe")
