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The Most Important Part of Allan Holdsworth's Tone [it's all about the DELAY]

The Most Important Part of Allan Holdsworth's Tone [it's all about the DELAY]

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Allan Holdsworth was a genius. Obviously. I always thought that the Drive/Amp were the important part of his tone, and have bought the J Rockett Holdsworth drive a number of times to see if I was missing something. After playing with both the Yamaha MagicStomp and the Yamaha UD Stomp - which Allan used for a huge part of his career, I've found what I think is the MOST important part of his lead tone.

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"I don’t know what he was doing – if it was either prog or jazz. He was a unique person – just the way he looked at things. And he reinvented musical theory in his own way – without getting the knowledge in school. He just analyzed it, internalized it, and he used it in his own perspective. And it created a very unique musical landscape. There will never be another Allan Holdsworth. And I’m not talking about his crazy legato technique or whatever. It’s just the whole thing – the harmony, the composition, the improvisation, the way he looks at the guitar, and music."

Daniel Mongrain