lead guitar from “fell in love with a girl” by the white stripes | ToneDB

fell in love with a girl

the white stripes

lead guitar

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Tone Profile

A raw and energetic garage rock tone with a biting fuzz and a trebly amp sound, capturing the raw energy of the White Stripes. The sound is aggressive and punchy, perfect for Jack White's signature riffs.

Production Credits

Producer: Jack White

Engineer: Liam Watson

Recorded at: Toe Rag Studios, London

Signal Chain

Instrument: Airline Res-O-Glass

Amp: Silvertone 1485

Microphone: Shure SM57

Processing: Big Muff Pi

Recording Notes

  • The guitar was recorded with a raw, live feel, likely with minimal processing beyond the core amp and fuzz.
  • The amp sound is bright and overdriven, contributing to the overall aggressive tone.
  • The drums were recorded in a way that makes them also sound beefy, which might contribute to some confusion around the guitar sound.

Recreation Tips

  • Start with a Res-O-Glass-style guitar or a guitar with single-coil pickups for a brighter sound.
  • Use a Big Muff Pi fuzz pedal to achieve the thick, saturated distortion.
  • Set your amp to a bright, slightly overdriven setting. Emphasize the treble frequencies to cut through the mix.
  • Experiment with different microphone placements to capture the raw energy of the amp.
  • Play with aggressive attack and energy to emulate Jack White's playing style.

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