
EBow
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Sep 25, 2026
Podelay: Morning Phase, 2014
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42:49Randy AllainHOST
I l- I love that you said everything felt a little bit too elongated for you in the lyrics here.
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42:54Randy AllainHOST
I, I did not realize this until I was researching for this episode, but like one of the many tools they're using on this song is the, the Ebow electronic device to like...
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43:05Randy AllainHOST
And, and Justin, please feel free to correct me if I butcher this explanation of what it does.
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43:09Randy AllainHOST
Uh, but it's this electronic device that, that's like using like magnetism to like vibrate strings and kinda hold super lengthy notes without having to pluck the guitar string.
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43:28Randy AllainHOST
Uh, I- again, I was today years old when I learned that this is, uh, the second most famous tool, uh, in the song Don't Fear the Reaper from Blue Oyster Cult behind the infamous-
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43:39Chris IngersollHOST
Okay, yeah
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43:39Randy AllainHOST
... cowbell is the use of the, the Ebow, uh, on the guitar.
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43:43Randy AllainHOST
Justin, any thoughts on Unforgiven?
Jake Thistle - A Stranger by Design (Track by Track)
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6:49Jake ThistleGUEST
And it, it, that's a, that's another, the, one of the producers, Billy Leffler, that was his creation of, of sort of, of wanting to try that.
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6:56Jake ThistleGUEST
Another thing that's used a lot on this record is an Ebow, which I learned through Mike Campbell, uh, 'cause he played it a lot on like the, uh, you h- it's on Room at the Top and things-
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7:07Kevin BrownHOST
Yeah
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7:07Jake ThistleGUEST
... like that.
181. The Roaring Waves - Hackett & Rothery - A Roundtable Review
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47:49Simon HildrethGUEST
Um, the bit...
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47:50Simon HildrethGUEST
The highlight for this song for me is that Ebow solo that comes in, uh, at 2:40.
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47:55Simon HildrethGUEST
It's just beautiful.
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47:57Simon HildrethGUEST
Um, and if people aren't aware what an Ebow is, it's, uh...
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48:01Simon HildrethGUEST
it makes your strings vibrate without plucking them, so you get this kind of fade in, and you can slide the note up and down, so you get the kind of feedback sound.
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48:09Simon HildrethGUEST
Uh, and it just sounds absolutely beautiful.
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48:14Simon HildrethGUEST
It's just gorgeous.
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48:15Simon HildrethGUEST
And, uh, I, I was getting little vibes of Happiness in the Road in places with some of Rothery's solos.
Fields Of The Nephilim - Elizium | 90s Album Review
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21:43Tim MinniciHOST
Yeah.
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21:43Tim MinniciHOST
If you don't want to be like Jimmy Page and break a bow out, you'd use an E-bow.
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21:48Jason ZiakHOST
Which kind of sounds awful.
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21:49Jason ZiakHOST
I mean, that's a bit, it's a pretty shrieky, awful sound.
Hidden Valley Ranch with Courtney Landrum | Ep. 103 The Consumers
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8:32Sean O'BrienHOST
I think just give me something with a do, you know, banging away at the, like a drum kit-ish thing.
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8:37Tim ConvyHOST
I'm gonna give you an Ebow.
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8:38Sean O'BrienHOST
Oh, yeah, an Ebow.
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8:40Randy CashUNKNOWN
[laughs]
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8:41Sean O'BrienHOST
That's another fun thing I asked him one day, "What is, what is an Ebow?"
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8:44Tim ConvyHOST
Sean is obsessed-
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8:45Sean O'BrienHOST
Forget reel
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8:45Tim ConvyHOST
... with the idea of an Ebow.
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Live Jazz Meets Hip‑Hop: Inside ‘To Pimp a Butterfly’ Production Secrets
Sep 7 · 1 Mention
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3:30TonyHOST
The use of a Hammond organ in The Blacker the Berry provides soulful texture while still serving the rhythm section.
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3:37TonyHOST
The producer used an Ebow technique on the electric piano to emulate the sustain of a bowed string, then applied gentle chorus and tape saturation for depth.
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3:46TonyHOST
When mixing, they bounced the keyboard tracks onto one mono bus, letting EQ carve out space for the vocals in the upper mids.
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3:54TonyHOST
This approach shows that keyboards can act both as harmonic glue and a source of unique sonic color.