Tone Profile

A bright, slightly overdriven guitar tone with a touch of fuzz and a distinct mid-range character, characteristic of late 60s British rock. The tone is lively and cutting, contributing to the song's energetic feel.

Production Credits

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The Beatles were known for experimenting with different recording techniques at Abbey Road Studios.
• The guitar sound likely involved close-miking techniques to capture the amp's direct sound.
• Additional studio processing and EQ could have been applied during mixing to enhance the brightness and presence of the guitar.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a semi-hollow body guitar like an Epiphone Casino to capture the natural resonance and sustain.
• Use a Vox AC30 or similar British-style amp for its characteristic chime and overdrive.
• Add a Fuzz Face (or similar fuzz pedal) for the slightly distorted edge.
• Experiment with microphone placement to find the sweet spot of the amp. Try a condenser mic like a Neumann U67 or U87.
• Use EQ to boost the high-mid frequencies for added clarity and cut-through.

Recommended Gear

• Epiphone Casino(guitar)
• Vox AC30(amp)
• Neumann U67(mic)
• Fuzz Face(pedal)