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Dave Murray

Iron Maiden's longest-serving guitarist, known for his fluid legato technique and Stratocaster-through-Marshall tone. Murray's harmonized lead lines with Adrian Smith on tracks like The Trooper defined the New Wave of British Heavy Metal guitar sound.

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The Murray catalogue

Piece of Mind cover8 blocks
The TrooperPiece of Mind · 1983See the chain →
The Number of the Beast cover9 blocks
Run to the HillsThe Number of the Beast · 1982See the chain →
The Number of the Beast cover9 blocks
The Number of the BeastThe Number of the Beast · 1982See the chain →
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Aces HighPowerslave · 1984See the chain →
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WrathchildKillers · 1981See the chain →
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Phantom of the OperaIron Maiden · 1980See the chain →
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22 Acacia AvenueThe Number of the Beast · 1982See the chain →

Field notes on Murray

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Artist Tone10 min read

The Edge's Delay Settings Decoded: How U2 Gets That Sound

Dotted eighth notes, analog repeats, and the delay settings that define U2's guitar sound. Plus how to set it up on your modeler.

By Nathan Cross
Artist Tone10 min read

How to Get Stevie Ray Vaughan's Tone on Line 6 Helix

The complete SRV Helix preset guide. Amp model, drive settings, and the secret sauce that makes it sound like Texas.

By Rick Dalton
Quick Fixes7 min read

Sidechain vs. Inline Noise Gates: When the Detector Needs Its Own Signal

A sidechain noise gate reads your clean guitar to decide when to open while it mutes the distorted signal. Here's why that stops high-gain chatter when an inline gate can't.

By Viktor Kessler