PF Cover Volume 1 in our live setup on Fractal FM3
When every chord change complements the song, everything sounds more alive
With PF Cover Volume 2, the 26 Scenes follow four key moments in the repertoire: Another Brick in the Wall Part 2, Sorrow, Time, and High Hopes.
It is not simply a collection of sounds: it is a more natural way to follow the song, allowing clean tones, drive, solos, boosts, and ambient textures to open up exactly when they are needed.
On the Fractal FM3, all of this translates into a more musical, more direct flow that feels much closer to what actually happens on stage.
Every song has its own rhythm
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 requires precision, dynamics, and quick changes. Sorrow needs depth, tension, and careful control of space. Time relies on the balance between crunch, chorus, and solo tones, while High Hopes carries an atmosphere of its own, where even the Distorted Lap part becomes a distinctive color within the musical narrative.
For us, the point isn’t to have a lot of scenes to go through: it’s to feel that each part comes in at the right moment, with the right character, allowing the song to carry its own emotional weight.
When the rig follows the music
On the FM3, the 26 Scenes become a compact yet very clear map. Before going on stage, we organize everything around the setlist and check the most delicate transitions: solos, boosts, dry states, mute states, rotary, levels, and presence in the mix.
When everything is organized properly, the rig stops drawing attention to itself and simply begins to follow the music.
And that is when the sound no longer feels programmed: it feels lived.
PF Cover Volume 2 · Fractal FM3
26 Scenes · Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 + Sorrow + Time + High Hopes · Clean + Drive + Solo + Boost + Dry + Mute + Rotary