I had a go at the “Celestial Voices” part of the Saucerful of Secrets track (the rest is an atonal jam, so I didn’t try that bit!).
On the first 2 choruses I used my Ebow to try to get that sustained slide sound that David Gilmour gets. The next 2 I just tried to diddle over the chord changes. Chorus 5 was just the chords, and the final one was a transciption of Gilmour’s “Ah s” (need careful context setting to say that one out loud ). Bass pedals were a bit too low in the mix, but I’m not recording it again!
Wow!! Just Wow. Even that you are taking up that special old piece, is just wow!!. That’s almost 40 years since I heard that last time. Very impressed!. - Ah - mazing Huge thumb up!!!
@SgtColon That was an E-bow Stefan - you hold it on the string of choice, and it rings indefinitely (well, until the battery runs out!) https://ebow.com/
Super stuff, Phil. I enjoyed that very much. I was just about to ask the same question as Stefan as I saw a guitarist use it for the lead guitar on one of the songs I was learning and had no idea what it was but now I know. You learn something new every day in this community
Thanks James! I think there are a few occasional professional users - looks like Edge is using one here
An alternative is to use a sustainer pickup - like The Sustaniac or the Fernandes - Steve Hackett uses one in his Firth of Fifth solo for those amazing sustained notes!
You are being careful with that axe, aren’t you, Phil?
Your Floyd covers never fail to blow me away.
Makes me want to go back on the grass
Take an e-bow!
). Bass pedals were a bit too low in the mix, but I’m not recording it again!
Huge thumb up!!! 
Love it 
