Description
Here a a couple of my favorite settings for effective tone. The first setting will be for a clean sound used for rhythm guitar. The second will be for a dirty lead sound.
You can copy these sounds if you want, but you'll be far more satisfied to come up with your own. Use these sounds and tweak the individual controls to see how they each effect the tone. If nothing else, give 'em a try just to see if you like or hate them.
Make a special note that these settings won't necessarily work on a tube amplifier. Amplifiers are like guitars in that they each have their own unique sound. Don't be fooled into thinking one size fits all.
Good luck!
Lesson Info
Instructor
Andy Gurley
Tutorial Lessons
- Introduction to Tube Amplifiers
- Tube Amps: Equalization Controls
- Tube Amps: Volume Controls
- Tube Amps: How Volume Effects Tone
- Tube Amps: Settings for Great Country Tone
- Introduction to Solid State Amplifiers
- Solid State Amps: Intro to Multiple Channels
- Solid State Amps: EQ and Drive Controls
- Solid State Amps: Effect of Guitar on Tone
- Solid State Amps: Settings for Country Tone
