Dick Brucinson
Dave Sustaine
Maybe someone can help with the following?:
There is a particular type of guitar tone that can be heard on various Bruce Dickinson solo albums, and I would like to try and recreate this sound as close as I can get to the sound from the recordings. I have plenty of high quality gear, and apart from different tube amps I have the Kemper Profiler. So maybe there's even a link for a Kemper preset or tone print to download?
On Shadow Of The Gods it kicks in right at 5:45, and especially for the rhythm guitar it feels like a nice throwback to 1998 IMO. The same type of guitar tone for example can be heard in Jerusalem between 4:22 and 4:31 (and all throughout the CW album of course).
It's definitely not a fully torn up Marshall, it is something completely different. But what is this tone build on & made of? It's obviously very middy, and it's not much overdriven or even high gain distorted. It is full of warmth, and if I'm notmistaken there is a little Phaser in it. You'll know immediately what I mean when you check those sections out.
So, what ingredients needed to build that guitar tone?
Somebody out there to help? Maybe @matic22 who usually has great advice in terms of guitars and gear?
Thanks so much,
D. Brucinson
There is a particular type of guitar tone that can be heard on various Bruce Dickinson solo albums, and I would like to try and recreate this sound as close as I can get to the sound from the recordings. I have plenty of high quality gear, and apart from different tube amps I have the Kemper Profiler. So maybe there's even a link for a Kemper preset or tone print to download?
On Shadow Of The Gods it kicks in right at 5:45, and especially for the rhythm guitar it feels like a nice throwback to 1998 IMO. The same type of guitar tone for example can be heard in Jerusalem between 4:22 and 4:31 (and all throughout the CW album of course).
It's definitely not a fully torn up Marshall, it is something completely different. But what is this tone build on & made of? It's obviously very middy, and it's not much overdriven or even high gain distorted. It is full of warmth, and if I'm notmistaken there is a little Phaser in it. You'll know immediately what I mean when you check those sections out.
So, what ingredients needed to build that guitar tone?
Somebody out there to help? Maybe @matic22 who usually has great advice in terms of guitars and gear?
Thanks so much,
D. Brucinson