lead guitar from “kashmir” by led zeppelin | ToneDB
kashmir
led zeppelin
lead guitar
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Tone Profile
A heavily overdriven and sustained guitar tone with a distinct, almost violin-like quality. The sound is thick and harmonically rich, providing a soaring melodic voice within the song's epic arrangement.
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Production Credits
Producer: Jimmy Page
Engineer: Eddie Kramer
Recorded at: Headley Grange
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gibson Les PaulShop on Reverb
Microphone: Neumann U67Shop on Reverb
Processing: Dallas Arbiter Fuzz FaceShop on Reverb
Recording Notes
- Jimmy Page is known for experimenting with different amps and fuzz pedals. The violin-like sustain may come from blending the fuzz face with the AC30's natural overdrive.
- The U67 microphone was likely placed close to the Vox AC30 cabinet.
- The guitar was tuned to DADGAD.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Gibson Les Paul and tune your guitar to DADGAD.
- Use a Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face (or similar fuzz pedal) with the gain set high.
- Dial in a driven tone on a Vox AC30, aiming for a balance between warmth and bite.
- Experiment with microphone placement to capture the amp's character, focusing on a close mic position.
- Layer the guitar parts meticulously to achieve the density of the original recording.
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