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The pedal steel evolved from the console steel guitar and lap steel guitar. Like the console steel, a pedal steel may have multiple necks, but the pedals make even a single-neck pedal steel a far more versatile instrument. This is a solo featuring my song it fits most ballads adding a new sound Keywords: country new age ballad solo improvisation 80 bpm soloist feature radio adverts space science fiction lamenting instrumental add on track studio mix retro cool Around 1953, a console steel player named Bud Isaacs attached a pedal to one of the necks of his guitar. The function of the pedal was to change the pitch of two of the strings, whereby Isaacs would have two of the most common steel guitar tunings available on one neck. When he used this pedal to change his tuning while sustaining a chord during the recording of Webb Pierce's hit "Slowly," he touched off a revolution among steel guitarists. Isaacs used a Bigsby model for some time, however.
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Emmons and Day split the function of Isaac's pedal into two separate pedals and added two strings to fill in the gaps in the E9 tuning—bringing the number of strings to ten Although Emmons' and Day's setups do the same thing, Emmons and Day used the opposite of each other's pedals to raise the strings When one buys a pedal steel today, the manufacturer may ask whether the player wants an Emmons Setup or a Day Setup
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