rhythm guitar from “everybody hurts” by r.e.m. | ToneDB
everybody hurts
r.e.m.
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
The rhythm guitar has a clean, jangly tone that provides a supportive harmonic foundation. It's bright and clear, with a slight chorus effect adding width and dimension.
Production Credits
Producer: Scott Litt
Engineer: Clif Norrell
Recorded at: Criteria Studios, Miami, FL
Signal Chain
Instrument: Rickenbacker 360
Amp: Vox AC30
Microphone: Neumann U87
Processing: Boss CE-1
Recording Notes
- The song's clean guitar tone is created by a Rickenbacker 360, known for its bright, jangly sound. The Vox AC30's chimey character enhances the guitar's natural brightness. The Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble pedal thickens and widens the sound.
- A Neumann U87 could have been used to capture the amp sound due to its versatility in studio settings.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Rickenbacker-style guitar or any guitar with single-coil pickups for a brighter tone.
- Use a Vox AC30 amp model or a similar amp known for its clean, chimey sound.
- Apply a chorus effect with settings that create a subtle doubling and thickening effect without being overly dramatic.
- Experiment with microphone placement to capture the amp's sound accurately; a U87 or similar condenser mic would be a good starting point.
Recommended Gear
- Rickenbacker 360(guitar)
- Vox AC30(amp)
- Neumann U87(mic)
- Boss CE-1(pedal)
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