Tone Profile

The lead guitar tone is characterized by its bright, slightly overdriven sound with a noticeable chorus effect, creating a shimmering and ethereal quality. It's well-suited for atmospheric melodies and complements the band's visual kei style.

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The lead guitar likely features a Stratocaster style guitar with single-coil pickups for a bright tone.
• The Roland JC-120 is known for its clean sound and built-in chorus effect, which is a key component of the tone.
• The Boss CE-1 (or a similar chorus pedal) likely enhances the chorus effect, adding depth and shimmer.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a Stratocaster-style guitar and dial in a clean amp tone.
• Engage the chorus effect on the Roland JC-120 or use a chorus pedal like the Boss CE-1.
• Adjust the chorus rate and depth to match the shimmering quality of the original recording.
• Use a touch of reverb to add space and ambience to the guitar tone.

Original Gear

• Fender Stratocaster(guitar)
• Roland JC-120(amp)
• Boss CE-1(pedal)