Tone Profile

The lead guitar in "Your Love" features a chorus-soaked, slightly overdriven tone with a shimmering high-end, characteristic of 80s rock. It's smooth and melodic, providing a catchy hook that complements the song's synth-driven atmosphere.

Production Credits

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The guitar sound was likely achieved by layering multiple takes to create a thicker, more expansive sound.
• The Roland Dimension D chorus effect is crucial for achieving the wide, spatial quality of the guitar tone.
• The overdrive is subtle, adding sustain and harmonic richness without excessive distortion.
• The Mesa/Boogie amp provided a tight, focused tone, which allowed the chorus and overdrive to stand out without becoming muddy.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a Gibson Les Paul or similar humbucker-equipped guitar.
• Use a Mesa/Boogie Mark Series amp or a similar high-gain amp with a clean channel.
• Add a subtle overdrive using an Ibanez Tube Screamer or similar pedal, keeping the gain relatively low.
• Apply a generous amount of Roland Dimension D chorus, or a similar chorus effect, to create a wide, spatial sound.
• Experiment with microphone placement to capture the amp's tone accurately, starting with a Shure SM57 close to the speaker cone.

Recommended Gear

• Gibson Les Paul(guitar)
• Mesa/Boogie Mark Series(amp)
• Shure SM57(mic)
• Roland Dimension D(pedal)
• Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer(pedal)