lead guitar from “losing my religion” by r.e.m. | ToneDB
losing my religion
r.e.m.
lead guitar
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Tone Profile
The lead guitar has a bright, jangly character. It is a clean tone with a slightly compressed dynamic range, providing clarity and sustain.
Production Credits
Producer: Scott Litt
Engineer: John Keane
Recorded at: John Keane Studios, Athens, GA
Signal Chain
Instrument: Rickenbacker 360
Amp: Vox AC30
Microphone: Neumann U87
Recording Notes
- The Rickenbacker 360 is known for its jangly sound, which is a key component of this guitar tone.
- The Vox AC30 amplifier provides the clean, chime-like character of the guitar.
- Neumann U87 microphone captures a balanced representation of the amp's sound.
- Compression helps even out the dynamics and sustain notes, which is a common practice.
Recreation Tips
- Use a Rickenbacker 360 guitar to capture the jangly tone.
- Set the Vox AC30 for a clean tone with a bit of chime and moderate gain.
- Experiment with microphone placement to find the sweet spot for the amp's sound.
- Apply compression to the signal to even out the dynamics and add sustain.
Recommended Gear
- Rickenbacker 360(guitar)
- Vox AC30(amp)
- Neumann U87(mic)
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