Tone Profile

The lead guitar tone is bright and jangly, with a slightly overdriven character that adds a subtle bite without being overly distorted. It's a clean, articulate sound with a hint of vintage warmth.

Production Credits

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The guitar was likely recorded with a close-mic'd amplifier.
• A blend of direct input (DI) signal with the mic'd amp may have been used to achieve the final tone.
• The bright and jangly character suggests the use of single-coil pickups, common in Stratocasters.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a Fender Stratocaster into a Vox AC30 or similar amp known for its chimey tone.
• Use the bridge pickup on the Strat for added bite.
• Set the amp for a clean tone with just a touch of overdrive.
• Experiment with blending a direct input (DI) signal to add clarity and definition.
• Use a touch of compression to even out the dynamics.

Recommended Gear

• Fender Stratocaster(guitar)
• Vox AC30(amp)
• Shure SM57(mic)