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What it is
Rig's up, and I kept the lead exactly as handed over — it's right for this song. Mesa Mark IV Lead into a Mesa oversized 4x12 V30 with an OD808 in front run clean (level up, gain near zero) is textbook Ashes of the Wake: the boost tightens the low end and pushes the Mesa rather than adding its own fuzz. Probe came back clean.
The chain
Signal order, in front of the amp first. Every block is a real capture of real gear — somebody else's work, named here, and downloaded on your own account. Nothing here is a model of a model.
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Pedal
Maxon OD808 Pack NAM Profiles ↗
In front of the amp · drive clean
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Amp
Mesa Boogie Mark IV Lead [Hyper Accuracy] NAM Profiles ↗
The capture the whole rig is built on
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Cabinet
Mesa OS 4x12 V30 - SM57-SM58-AT2020-Stereo Room IR Profiles ↗
The speaker impulse response
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The effects
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Drop tuning switched off
Retunes everything down 2 semitones — no need to touch the tuners.
- Shift
- -2 semitones
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Noise gate
Shuts the hiss up between phrases. High-gain rigs need one.
- Opens above
- -50 dB
- Release
- 25 ms
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EQ
A shaping curve rather than a correction.
- Lows
- +1.5 dB at 120 Hz
- Mids
- +1 dB at 750 Hz
- Highs
- +1 dB at 3500 Hz
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Delay switched off
A short echo, close enough to thicken a riff rather than answer it.
- Time
- 400 ms
- Feedback
- 28%
- Mix
- 18%
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Reverb
A small room — air, not architecture.
- Size
- 25%
- Damping
- 75%
- Mix
- 8%
- Pre-delay
- 20 ms
- Width
- 80%
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