Rip It Up by Orange Juice | Guitar Lesson

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00:15 Play through
01:56 About Orange Juice
02:57 Main verse/chorus riff
07:18 Bridge riff
09:37 Main riff variation
11:32 Intro lead part
13:43 Bridge lead part
15:24 High part
16:25 Boredom bit
17:17 Gear I'm using in this video
19:25 Loveyouallbye...

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Very Nice Lesson and yes Malcolm main guitar part was played using a mutron Bi-Phase pedal. I call it a pedal, but it was more like a small arp synth with patch cards that were placed on top of the controls to get preset sounds. It only has a mono output so the main signal was panned Left and a 1/16 delay of that sound was panned Right. The bass sound was indeed a Roland TB 303. The water droplet noises were created with Edwyn tapping his jackplug into his amp on a metal doorstop on the studio floor which was then flanged. Edwyns amp was a Fender Twin with reverb on.
The drums on the track are actual drum loops created from Zeke playing for a couple of hours then cut up on a multitrack to create the song. If you want any more info let me know.
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jamtart

Awesome vid for one of the greatest 80s track. What a great guitar riff that is understandably overshadowed by the 303 bass line. In case people are unaware, the Roland 303 that produced the bass is an iconic instrument for techno and is responsible for the sound of the genre "acid techno." But it wouldn't attain that iconic status until years after it was first produced and it was widely considered a failure or novelty when it was first released. You really won't see many uses of the 303 with a guitar like this track by Orange Juice and "Rip It Up" is actually one of the first widely-known uses of a 303 on a recording, only beat by the Indian artist Charanjit Singh who used on a recording one year earlier.

JapaneseDenim

Brilliant as always. I adore this tune.

markgarnett

one of the most underrated songs of all time, never seen a lesson on this before, so glad you’ve done one. could we get an ‘aztec camera- oblivious’ lesson?

leothomp

WOW! No words. You are a flippin genius! Best guitar lessons on YouTube by far.

SimonBurley

Saw these in 83 in Victoria Park Hackney along with the Joboxers (Boxerbeat). In 78 I saw The Clash, Xray Specs and Tom Robinson also in Vicky Park, and to this day I can still remember and see exactly what tree I was up :-).
In 98 also over the park I saw Paul Weller and Ian Dury but by that time id given up on trees and just found a nice hill to stand on :-)

TommyTimebomb

Hi Adrian, love the video lesson. Word directly from Malcolm in discussion on Facebook on the guitar effect this morning is "Guitar is through a '70s Mutron bi-phase peddle. Split the signal into 2 which were both phased separately." And word from David is the bass line is played on a Roland TB-303. Hope this is of interest. All the best G

GavinFR

recently got into them, great song, even greater video

meow

17:57 on the 1982 OLD Grey Whistle Test performance of Rip it up, Edwin is using his Burns Nu-Sonic through what looks like a vintage Fender Deluxe Reverb-Amp. Malcolm is using his Strat as ever...

neil