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Riff Tone
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Guitarrock1990s
Original Gear
GuitarYamaha Pacifica 112J (likely, based on Eros Candra's known gear in this era and visible in video tutorials)
AmpMooer GE150 amp modeler (used for overdrive/distorted tone in YouTube tutorial, likely simulating Marshall-style amp)
Amp Settings
gain5.5
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, year 1999 (original album release). No official studio rig rundown found; gear inferred from era, artist, and visible gear in tutorial videos. Mooer pedal used for overdrive/distortion in modern covers, but original likely used Marshall-style amp or similar with overdrive pedal.
Tone Character(9)
crunchy and articulatetight low endbright upper midsslightly compresseddynamic and responsivemoderate sustainclear chord definitionnot overly saturatedclassic 90s pop-rock edge
Difficulty
The riff requires tight timing, palm muting, and dynamic picking for clarity, but does not involve advanced techniques or fast passages.
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Original Gear
GuitarYamaha Pacifica 112J (likely, based on Eros Candra's known gear in this era and visible in video tutorials)
AmpMooer GE150 amp modeler (used for overdrive/distorted tone in YouTube tutorial, likely simulating Marshall-style amp)
Amp Settings
gain5.5
bass6
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Studio recording, year 1999 (original album release). No official studio rig rundown found; gear inferred from era, artist, and visible gear in tutorial videos. Mooer pedal used for overdrive/distortion in modern covers, but original likely used Marshall-style amp or similar with overdrive pedal.
Tone Character(9)
crunchy and articulatetight low endbright upper midsslightly compresseddynamic and responsivemoderate sustainclear chord definitionnot overly saturatedclassic 90s pop-rock edge
Difficulty
The riff requires tight timing, palm muting, and dynamic picking for clarity, but does not involve advanced techniques or fast passages.