lead guitar from “wedding song no. 3” by aerial m. | ToneDB
wedding song no. 3
aerial m.
lead guitar
From The Benchv2.0
SOURCES 2 · DOCUMENTED 0 · REPORTED 2 · INFERRED 1 · VERIFIED SEP 2026
Tone Profile
A clean, slightly hazy electric guitar picking a slow, repeating figure with long decays and a little grit at the edges. Sparse, patient, and mixed close.
Gear
- Electric guitarinstrument
- ReverbSweetwater
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Signal Chain
Instrument: Electric guitar
Recording Notes
- Nothing is documented. Wedding Song No. 3 is on the Aerial M release M Is..., dated 17 November 1997 on the artist's Bandcamp page, and Aerial M was a solo moniker of David Pajo of Slint. No fetched source names a studio, an engineer or any gear.
Recreation Tips
- Use a single-coil or low-output humbucker guitar with the tone rolled back a little.
- Set a small amp just below breakup so the harder picks fray slightly and the soft ones stay clean.
- Play the figure with fingers or a soft pick, letting each note ring into the next; the sustain is the arrangement.
- Add a short room reverb or a slap of tape echo, nothing longer.
- Record one guitar, close, and resist doubling it; the space around it is the point.
Original Gear
- Electric guitar(guitar)
Substitutions & Recommendations
Fender Player II Telecaster$800-$900
Alternative to: Electric guitar
A clean, wiry single-coil voice that suits slow picked figures.
ReverbSweetwaterFender Blues Junior IV$600-$700
Alternative to: Electric guitar
A small tube combo that frays just enough at low volume.
ReverbSweetwaterSources
- Wedding Song No. 3, Aerial M, Bandcamp
“M Is...”
- David Pajo, Wikipedia
“(as Aerial M) 1997's Aerial M”
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