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Solo Tone
Champagne Supernova (Remastered)
Oasis
Guitarrock1990s
Original Gear
GuitarEpiphone Sheraton (Union Jack, mini-humbuckers, as used by Noel Gallagher on (What's the Story) Morning Glory?)
AmpMarshall JCM900 4100 head into Marshall 4x12 cabinet
Amp Settings
gain6.5
bass6.5
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Notes
Studio recording, 1995. Guitar confirmed as Epiphone Sheraton with mini-humbuckers for the album. Amp confirmed as Marshall JCM900 4100, used for most of the album's lead tones. No evidence of live/touring substitutions for the studio solo. Pedals inferred from era and audible effects.
Tone Character(10)
singing sustainlush, atmospheric delay trailswarm, slightly compressed lead toneopen, British-voiced crunchsmooth, vocal-like phrasingambient, spacey solo textureclear note separationtouch of amp reverbnot overly saturateddistinct delay repeats audible in solo
Difficulty
The solo requires intermediate skills due to its expressive bends, vibrato, and the need for precise timing with delay repeats, but does not involve advanced speed or complex techniques.
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Original Gear
GuitarEpiphone Sheraton (Union Jack, mini-humbuckers, as used by Noel Gallagher on (What's the Story) Morning Glory?)
AmpMarshall JCM900 4100 head into Marshall 4x12 cabinet
Amp Settings
gain6.5
bass6.5
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Studio recording, 1995. Guitar confirmed as Epiphone Sheraton with mini-humbuckers for the album. Amp confirmed as Marshall JCM900 4100, used for most of the album's lead tones. No evidence of live/touring substitutions for the studio solo. Pedals inferred from era and audible effects.
Tone Character(10)
singing sustainlush, atmospheric delay trailswarm, slightly compressed lead toneopen, British-voiced crunchsmooth, vocal-like phrasingambient, spacey solo textureclear note separationtouch of amp reverbnot overly saturateddistinct delay repeats audible in solo
Difficulty
The solo requires intermediate skills due to its expressive bends, vibrato, and the need for precise timing with delay repeats, but does not involve advanced speed or complex techniques.