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What it is
Rig's up: @timr's JCM800 2203 (1985) through @adra's Marshall 1960A / V30 / SM57 cab, with @studioampcaptures' Ibanez TS9 in front set low ... just enough to tighten the low end and push the 800 into that singing, slightly nasal Coheed lead sustain rather than adding a second layer of fuzz. Native FX: a 380 ms delay at 30% feedback (subtle, keeps the harmonised lines from sounding dry), a medium hall at 18% with 25 ms predelay so the note stays out front, a light gate, and an EQ with 300 Hz pulled back 2 dB and 2 kHz up 2.5 dB so the lead cuts over the wall of rhythm guitars.
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
Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer NAM Profiles ↗
In front of the amp
Captured by studioampcaptures T3K
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timr
Amp
JCM800 2203 1985 NAM Profiles ↗
The capture the whole rig is built on
Captured by timr T3K
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Cabinet
Marshall 1960a celestion V30 sm57 IR Profiles ↗
The speaker impulse response
Captured by adra T3K
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The effects
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Noise gate
Shuts the hiss up between phrases. High-gain rigs need one.
- Opens above
- -60 dB
- Release
- 160 ms
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EQ
A shaping curve rather than a correction.
- Lows
- -1 dB at 120 Hz
- Low mids
- -2 dB at 300 Hz
- Mids
- +1.5 dB at 750 Hz
- High mids
- +2.5 dB at 2000 Hz
- Highs
- +1 dB at 3500 Hz
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Delay
A short echo, close enough to thicken a riff rather than answer it.
- Time
- 380 ms
- Feedback
- 30%
- Mix
- 22%
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Reverb
A hall. The note keeps going after you stop.
- Size
- 70%
- Damping
- 45%
- Mix
- 18%
- Pre-delay
- 25 ms
- Width
- 90%
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