rhythm guitar from “street fighting man” by the rolling stones | ToneDB
street fighting man
the rolling stones
rhythm guitar
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
Raw, distorted acoustic guitar with a unique, almost sitar-like quality, achieved through unconventional recording techniques. The tone is aggressive and lo-fi, fitting the song's rebellious theme.
Production Credits
Producer: Jimmy Miller
Engineer: Glyn Johns
Recorded at: Olympic Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Gibson Hummingbird
Recording Notes
- The unique guitar sound was created by recording acoustic guitar through a Philips cassette recorder. The distorted, compressed tone is a result of the recorder's limitations being pushed to their extreme.
- The recording took place on a small portable Philips cassette recorder, likely in a non-studio environment to capture a raw and immediate sound.
Recreation Tips
- Start with an acoustic guitar, preferably one with a bright tone like a Gibson Hummingbird.
- Experiment with overdriving a cassette recorder or using a plugin that emulates cassette saturation and distortion.
- Compress the signal heavily to replicate the compressed sound of the cassette recorder.
- Consider using a microphone with a limited frequency response to emulate the lo-fi nature of the original recording.
Recommended Gear
- Gibson Hummingbird(guitar)
- Philips Cassette Recorder(other)
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