Drop A tuning. Recorded using: Fender Jim Root Telecaster (Dunlop strings 10-60) Paul Reed Smith S2 Custom 24 (Dunlop strings 12-54) AXE-FX III (Citrus based custom presets) Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
@@bonegripz5975 you know its funny how this works, i do similar things using really cheap gear and it sound straight off the album. it really shines with light small room reverb. idk why but it just picks up the song and blends in really nicely. try it, youll see what i mean and its cool.
@@snux7364 that and also scoop the mids a few db on the track, i havent used reverb since i commented that, but it probably helps space things out. EDIT: if you put reverb on it its gonna sound more in the mix but youll lose clarity, great for hiding mistakes on a song, the mid scooping does a lot better because you keep your clarity without fighting the other guitars, raise the treble and presence too, 5 or 6 is a good place for mids, try to stay abou 3.7 or 4.
I think that this cover reveals more little guitar sounds impossible to ear in the original version,specially at the end(3.48 - 3.57).It's terrific!!! I really got to thank you dude,your cover will replace the original song on my pc.Great Job!!!
Is Jim Root's tele a good guitar ? I wanna buy one, but im afraid that the frets are mediu size and it end up bothering me while playing. Can anyone tell me if its worth ?
