rhythm guitar from “boys don't cry” by the cure | ToneDB
boys don't cry
the cure
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
Bright and jangly with a slightly chorus-laden, new-wave sensibility. It provides a clean but present rhythmic backbone.
Production Credits
Producer: Chris Parry
Engineer: Mike Hedges
Recorded at: Morgan Studios (London)
Signal Chain
Instrument: Fender Jazzmaster
Amp: Roland JC-120
Processing: Boss CE-1
Recording Notes
- The Roland JC-120 is known for its built-in chorus effect, which contributes significantly to the guitar's shimmery and spacious sound.
- Robert Smith often favors the Fender Jazzmaster due to its unique tonal characteristics and tremolo system.
- The amp's clean tone allows the guitar's natural sound to shine through, while the chorus adds depth and movement.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Fender Jazzmaster or another guitar with single-coil pickups for a similar bright tone.
- Use the Roland JC-120's chorus effect or a similar chorus pedal like the Boss CE-1 to add depth and texture.
- Set the amp to a clean setting with minimal gain to maintain clarity.
- Experiment with different pickup selections and tone settings on the guitar to fine-tune the sound.
Recommended Gear
- Fender Jazzmaster(guitar)
- Roland JC-120(amp)
- Boss CE-1(pedal)
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