lead guitar from “when you were young” by the killers | ToneDB
when you were young
the killers
lead guitar
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
A bright and slightly overdriven guitar tone, with a clear attack and a touch of chorus and delay to add depth and sustain. It's reminiscent of classic rock tones but with a modern indie edge.
Production Credits
Producer: Flood
Engineer: Alan Moulder
Recorded at: Studio at the Palms, Las Vegas
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gibson ES-335
Amp: Vox AC30
Microphone: Shure SM57
Processing: Boss CE-1, Line 6 DL4
Recording Notes
- The lead guitar sound is created by combining a semi-hollow guitar with a British-style amp known for its chime and overdrive characteristics.
- A dynamic microphone captures the raw sound of the amplifier.
- Chorus and delay effects are used subtly to enhance the depth and sustain of the guitar.
- The song was recorded at Studio at the Palms in Las Vegas.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a semi-hollow guitar like a Gibson ES-335 or similar.
- Use a Vox AC30 or a similar amp known for its chime and overdrive.
- Place a Shure SM57 close to the speaker cone.
- Add a touch of chorus and a subtle delay to the signal.
- Adjust the gain on the amp to achieve a slightly overdriven sound.
Recommended Gear
- Gibson ES-335(guitar)
- Vox AC30(amp)
- Shure SM57(mic)
- Boss CE-1(pedal)
- Line 6 DL4(pedal)
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