lead guitar from “someday” by the strokes | ToneDB
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Tone Profile
A bright and slightly overdriven guitar tone with a touch of garage rock grit and a hint of chorus. It's punchy and cutting, perfect for the Strokes' signature sound.
Production Credits
Producer: Gordon Raphael
Engineer: Unknown
Recorded at: Transporterraum, New York City
Signal Chain
Instrument: Epiphone Casino
Amp: Roland Jazz Chorus JC-120
Recording Notes
- The Strokes are known for their raw and energetic recording style, often favoring live takes and minimal studio trickery.
- The guitar sound is likely a combination of the amp's natural overdrive and the guitar's pickups.
- Chorus effect is likely added in post-production, either from the amp or an external pedal.
- The guitars were recorded at Transporterraum in New York City.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a semi-hollow guitar like an Epiphone Casino or similar model.
- Use the bridge pickup for a brighter tone.
- Set the amp for a slightly overdriven sound. Aim for a tone that is clean but breaks up when you play harder.
- Add a touch of chorus to thicken the sound.
- Experiment with different EQ settings to find the sweet spot. A slight boost in the high frequencies can help the guitar cut through the mix.
Recommended Gear
- Epiphone Casino(guitar)
- Roland Jazz Chorus JC-120(amp)
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