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Riff Tone
Build God, Then We'll Talk (Live In Denver)
Panic! At the Disco
Guitarrock2000s
Original Gear
GuitarFender Telecaster (likely 2000s American Standard or similar, as used by Ryan Ross live in this era)
AmpFender Hot Rod DeVille 212 (commonly used by Ryan Ross live in 2006, no direct confirmation for this song but consistent with live rig from this tour)
Amp Settings
gain6
bass5.5
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Notes
Live performance, Denver 2006. Gear inferred from live photos and typical Panic! At the Disco 2006 touring rig. No direct source for exact amp/pickup model for this specific song, but Telecaster and Fender Hot Rod DeVille are confirmed for this era's live shows.
Tone Character(10)
bright and janglyslightly gritty edge-of-breakuparticulate and cleartight, percussive attackdynamic and responsivepresent upper midsmodest ambience from reverbcrisp chord definitionno heavy saturationsingle-coil sparkle
Difficulty
The riff requires tight, syncopated rhythm playing with precise muting and dynamic control to maintain clarity and articulation, but does not involve advanced lead techniques or fast passages.
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Original Gear
GuitarFender Telecaster (likely 2000s American Standard or similar, as used by Ryan Ross live in this era)
AmpFender Hot Rod DeVille 212 (commonly used by Ryan Ross live in 2006, no direct confirmation for this song but consistent with live rig from this tour)
Amp Settings
gain6
bass5.5
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Notes
Live performance, Denver 2006. Gear inferred from live photos and typical Panic! At the Disco 2006 touring rig. No direct source for exact amp/pickup model for this specific song, but Telecaster and Fender Hot Rod DeVille are confirmed for this era's live shows.
Tone Character(10)
bright and janglyslightly gritty edge-of-breakuparticulate and cleartight, percussive attackdynamic and responsivepresent upper midsmodest ambience from reverbcrisp chord definitionno heavy saturationsingle-coil sparkle
Difficulty
The riff requires tight, syncopated rhythm playing with precise muting and dynamic control to maintain clarity and articulation, but does not involve advanced lead techniques or fast passages.