Where the Streets Have No Name

Updated cover of U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name." Part A1 of updated guitar tutorial. There are a few minor mistakes here, as I was just practicing and it turned out to be an ok take. Tone is based on Slane Castle live version, but not exactly the same. Recorded entirely with Fractal Audio's Axe-Fx Ultra (delays and reverb) and Tech 21's Liverpool (amp modeling).

Updated tutorial of U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name." The "B" series of tutorial are old and not complete. See the "A" series for the "new and improved" tutorials. This part covers my guitar tone and effects settings. Recorded entirely with Fractal Audio's Axe-Fx II.

This part covers the intro riff and the time signature change within the intro.

This part is a continuation of the intro riff and transition into the first verse.

This part covers the intro harmonics to the R&H version, and also illustrates use of slowdowner software to uncover the intro strumming pattern.

This part corrects errors in a previous update and provided additional information on the time signature changes.

This part covers the transition strumming into the first verse.

This part covers the first two verses.

This part covers the chorus.

To Come.

To Come.

Intro arpeggio (the famous Streets riff).

Strumming pattern after arpeggio.

Correction to Part 2

Strumming pattern ("take two").

Edge playing arpeggio and main strumming in NYC guitar shop.

Transition strumming pattern from 3/4 meter to 4/4 meter.

Chorus (left hand).

Chorus (right hand strumming).

Verse (muted strumming).

Compares the Edge's tone to the Axe-Fx Ultra (clean quack tone).

Compares the Edge's tone to the Axe-Fx Ultra (with delay).

Live cover. Recorded entirely with Fractal Audio's Axe-Fx Ultra Pre-Amp / Effects Processor.