rhythm guitar from “rock around the clock” by bill haley & his comets | ToneDB
rock around the clock
bill haley & his comets
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
Classic 1950s rock and roll rhythm guitar tone: clean, bright, and percussive, providing a solid foundation for the song's energetic performance.
Production Credits
Producer: Milt Gabler
Engineer: Unknown
Recorded at: Pythian Temple studio, New York
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gibson ES-300
Amp: Fender Tweed Deluxe
Microphone: RCA 44
Recording Notes
- Recorded live in a single room to capture the raw energy of the performance.
- Minimal processing was used to preserve the natural sound of the instruments and the room.
- The guitar amp was likely positioned to balance direct sound with room ambience.
Recreation Tips
- Use a hollow-body guitar with a single coil pickup for a similar tonal foundation.
- Set the amp for a clean, slightly overdriven sound, emphasizing the midrange.
- Experiment with microphone placement to capture the right blend of direct and reflected sound.
- Avoid excessive compression or EQ to maintain the natural dynamic range and character of the original recording.
Recommended Gear
- Gibson ES-300(guitar)
- Fender Tweed Deluxe(amp)
- RCA 44(mic)
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