rhythm guitar from “bad moon rising” by creedence clearwater revival | ToneDB
bad moon rising
creedence clearwater revival
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
A raw, slightly overdriven guitar tone with a bright, cutting edge, characteristic of early rock and roll. The sound is direct and punchy, fitting the song's driving rhythm.
Production Credits
Producer: John Fogerty
Engineer: Russ Gary
Recorded at: Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gibson ES-335
Amp: Kustom K200-A4
Microphone: unknown
Recording Notes
- The guitar was likely recorded with the amp in a small room to capture a tight, focused sound.
- Given the era, the guitar signal might have been captured with minimal processing, relying on the amp's natural overdrive.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a semi-hollow guitar with humbucker pickups.
- Use an amp known for its clean but easily overdriven sound.
- Keep the gain relatively low for a mild overdrive that doesn't get too muddy.
- Adjust EQ to favor the high-mid frequencies for that cutting tone.
- Experiment with cabinet simulation plugins or impulse responses to emulate a close-mic'd amp in a small room.
Recommended Gear
- Gibson ES-335(guitar)
- Kustom K200-A4(amp)
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