Tone Profile

Dreamy and shimmering, the lead guitar tone is characterized by its chorus-laden sound and bright, slightly jangly character, contributing to the song's ethereal atmosphere.

Production Credits

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The distinctive chorus effect is a key element of the tone. The original recording likely used the Roland JC-120's built-in chorus or a dedicated chorus pedal.
• While the specifics of the recording process aren't widely documented, recreating this tone involves focusing on achieving a clean, bright amp tone with a generous application of chorus.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a clean amp setting, focusing on a balanced EQ.
• Use a chorus pedal (or the JC-120's chorus) to add depth and movement. Experiment with the rate and depth settings to find the sweet spot.
• Consider using a Jazzmaster or similar guitar with single-coil pickups for a brighter, janglier tone.
• Adjust your guitar's tone controls to further refine the brightness.

Recommended Gear

• Fender Jazzmaster(guitar)
• Roland JC-120(amp)
• Boss CE-1(pedal)