lead guitar from “for what it's worth” by buffalo springfield | ToneDB
for what it's worth
buffalo springfield
lead guitar
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Tone Profile
A clean, slightly overdriven guitar tone with a touch of tremolo, providing a subtle, shimmering quality. The sound is warm and present, with a clear mid-range focus.
Production Credits
Producer: Ahmet Ertegun
Engineer: Tom Dowd
Recorded at: Atlantic Studios (New York, NY)
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gretsch Chet Atkins
Amp: Fender Tweed Deluxe
Processing: Fender Tremolo
Recording Notes
- The guitar was likely recorded with the amplifier at a moderate volume to achieve a slightly overdriven sound.
- The tremolo effect was used subtly to add depth and movement to the tone.
- The guitar sound blends with the other elements of the song without overpowering them.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a clean amp setting and gradually increase the gain until you achieve a slight overdrive.
- Use a tremolo pedal or the amp's built-in tremolo effect to add a subtle, shimmering quality.
- Experiment with different microphone placements to find the sweet spot for your amplifier.
- Use your guitar's tone knob to dial in a warm, present sound with a clear mid-range focus.
Recommended Gear
- Gretsch Chet Atkins(guitar)
- Fender Tweed Deluxe(amp)
- Fender Tremolo(pedal)
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