lead guitar from “there is a light that never goes out” by the smiths | ToneDB
there is a light that never goes out
the smiths
lead guitar
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Tone Profile
A clean, jangly guitar tone with a touch of reverb, creating a melancholic and atmospheric sound. It's bright and clear, yet slightly subdued to fit the song's wistful mood.
Production Credits
Producer: John Porter
Engineer: Unknown
Recorded at: Amazon Studios, Liverpool
Signal Chain
Instrument: Fender Telecaster
Amp: Roland JC-120
Recording Notes
- Johnny Marr is known for his distinctive clean guitar tones, often achieved by blending direct signals with miked amplifier sounds.
- The Roland JC-120's built-in chorus is a key component of Marr's signature sound.
- The song's guitar sound benefits from the natural reverb of the recording space.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Fender Telecaster-style guitar for its bright and clear tone.
- Use the Roland JC-120's clean channel and chorus effect to emulate the original sound.
- Experiment with slight compression to even out the dynamics without sacrificing clarity.
- Add a touch of plate reverb to create a spacious and atmospheric feel.
Recommended Gear
- Fender Telecaster(guitar)
- Roland JC-120(amp)
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