rhythm guitar from “fell in love with a girl” by the white stripes | ToneDB
fell in love with a girl
the white stripes
rhythm guitar
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Tone Profile
Raw, distorted, and fuzzy, this guitar tone is characterized by its aggressive lo-fi sound, providing the song's driving energy. It's a blend of vintage grit and garage rock aesthetics.
Production Credits
Producer: Jack White
Engineer: Liam Watson
Recorded at: Toe Rag Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: 1964 Montgomery Ward Airline Guitar
Amp: Sears Silvertone 1485
Processing: Big Muff Pi
Recording Notes
- The guitar was recorded with minimal processing to capture the raw sound of the amp and fuzz pedal.
- The Sears Silvertone 1485 is known for its unique, crunchy tone, which contributes significantly to the overall sound.
Recreation Tips
- Use a vintage-style guitar with single-coil pickups to capture the original guitar's character.
- Experiment with different fuzz pedals to find one that closely matches the Big Muff Pi's tone.
- Record the amp at a moderate volume to capture the natural tube amp saturation.
Recommended Gear
- Montgomery Ward Airline Guitar(guitar)
- Sears Silvertone 1485(amp)
- Big Muff Pi(pedal)
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