lead guitar from “iris of the storm” by slash ft myles kennedy and the conspirators | ToneDB

iris of the storm

slash ft myles kennedy and the conspirators

lead guitar

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Tone Profile

This lead guitar tone is high-gain, aggressive, and articulate, with a warm low-end and searing high-end. It's designed for solos and riffs that cut through the mix with clarity and power.

Gear

Gibson Les Paulinstrument
ReverbSweetwater
Marshall JCM800amp
ReverbSweetwater
Shure SM57microphone
ReverbSweetwater
MXR M108S 10 Band EQprocessing
Reverb$160Sweetwater

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Production Credits

Producer: Michael Baskette

Engineer: Elvis Baskette

Recorded at: Studio Barbarossa, Orlando, FL

Signal Chain

Instrument: Gibson Les Paul

Amp: Marshall JCM800

Microphone: Shure SM57

Processing: MXR M108S 10 Band EQ

Recording Notes

  • The lead guitar was likely recorded with a combination of close-miking and room microphones to capture both the direct sound of the amplifier and the ambience of the room.
  • EQ was used to shape the guitar's frequency response, likely to enhance the presence and cut of the instrument in the mix.

Recreation Tips

  • Start with a Les Paul-style guitar and a high-gain Marshall amp.
  • Use an EQ pedal to fine-tune the tone, boosting the mids and highs for added presence.
  • Experiment with different microphone placements to find the sweet spot for your cabinet.
  • Consider using a noise gate to reduce any unwanted hum or noise from the high-gain amplifier.

Original Gear

  • Gibson Les Paul(guitar)
  • Marshall JCM800(amp)
  • Shure SM57(mic)
  • MXR M108S 10 Band EQ(pedal)

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