rhythm guitar from “wildflower” by the cult | ToneDB
wildflower
the cult
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
This rhythm guitar tone is crunchy and powerful, providing a solid foundation for the song. It's characterized by a driven amp sound with a touch of chorus for added depth and dimension.
Production Credits
Producer: Bob Rock
Engineer: Mike Fraser
Recorded at: Little Mountain Sound Studios, Vancouver
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gretsch White Falcon
Amp: Vox AC30
Microphone: Neumann U87
Processing: Roland Dimension D
Recording Notes
- The Gretsch White Falcon was Billy Duffy's main guitar during this era.
- The Vox AC30 is known for its chimey clean tones and aggressive overdrive when pushed.
- Chorus was added to thicken the guitar sound and add some movement.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a clean amp setting on a Vox AC30 or similar amp.
- Use a Gretsch White Falcon or another guitar with Filter'Tron pickups.
- Add a touch of overdrive to the amp to get a slightly crunchy tone.
- Use a chorus pedal like the Roland Dimension D to add depth and dimension to the sound.
- Adjust the EQ to taste, but focus on keeping the sound bright and clear.
Original Gear
- Gretsch White Falcon(guitar)
- Vox AC30(amp)
- Roland Dimension D(pedal)
- Neumann U87(mic)
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