rhythm guitar from “breaking the law” by judas priest | ToneDB
breaking the law
judas priest
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
Aggressive and biting high-gain rhythm guitar tone, characterized by a strong mid-range and tight low-end. It's a classic British heavy metal sound, perfect for driving riffs and powerful chord progressions.
Production Credits
Producer: Tom Allom
Engineer: Louis Austin
Recorded at: Startling Studios (Tittenhurst Park, Ascot)
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gibson Les Paul
Amp: Marshall JMP
Microphone: Shure SM57
Processing: Fender Blender, MXR Distortion+
Recording Notes
- The guitar sound was created using a combination of overdrive and distortion pedals to achieve the desired level of saturation and sustain.
- Multiple takes were likely layered to create a thick, full rhythm guitar track.
- The Marshall amp provided the foundation for the tone, with the pedals shaping the character and adding aggression.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Les Paul style guitar with humbucker pickups.
- Use a Marshall-style amp with a good amount of gain.
- Experiment with overdrive and distortion pedals to find the sweet spot for the level of distortion. MXR Distortion+ and Fender Blender are good choices.
- Use a Shure SM57 or similar dynamic microphone close to the speaker.
- Double track the guitar parts for added thickness.
Recommended Gear
- Gibson Les Paul(guitar)
- Marshall JMP(amp)
- Shure SM57(mic)
- Fender Blender(pedal)
- MXR Distortion+(pedal)
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