rhythm guitar from “i fought the law” by the clash | ToneDB
i fought the law
the clash
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
Aggressive and raw punk rock guitar tone with a bright, slightly overdriven sound that cuts through the mix. It's a powerful and energetic sound that complements the rebellious attitude of the song.
Production Credits
Producer: Guy Stevens
Engineer: Bill Price
Recorded at: CBS Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Fender Telecaster
Amp: Vox AC30
Microphone: Neumann U67
Recording Notes
- The Clash were known for their raw and energetic recording style, often capturing live performances with minimal overdubs.
- The guitar sound was likely achieved by pushing the amp into overdrive, resulting in a slightly distorted tone.
- The use of a bright-sounding guitar like a Telecaster and a Vox AC30 amplifier helped to create the guitar's signature sound.
Recreation Tips
- Use a Fender Telecaster or similar guitar with single-coil pickups.
- Set up a Vox AC30 amp with a slightly overdriven tone.
- Experiment with different microphone placements to capture the desired amp sound.
- Add a touch of compression to even out the dynamics and enhance the sustain.
- Consider using a subtle EQ to shape the tone and cut through the mix.
Recommended Gear
- Fender Telecaster(guitar)
- Vox AC30(amp)
- Neumann U67(mic)
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