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Solo Tone
Hold On Till May (feat. Lindsey Stamey)
Pierce the Veil
Guitarrock2010s+
Original Gear
GuitarFender Stratocaster (SSS configuration)
AmpUnknown (no explicit amp model confirmed for studio recording; likely high-headroom clean amp typical for Pierce the Veil's studio tones, possibly Fender or Marshall; see warnings)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2012 (Collide With The Sky album). Gear confirmed for 'Hold On Till May' solo: Stratocaster SSS. No explicit amp or pedal model confirmed for the studio version; forum and cover sources reference modelers and live rigs, but not the original studio chain.
Tone Character(10)
singing sustainsmooth and melodicclear note separationslightly compressed attackambient spaciousnesswarm upper midsnot overly saturateddelicate vibratoarticulate single notesmildly scooped highs
Difficulty
The solo is intermediate due to its melodic phrasing, expressive bends, and need for dynamic control, but does not require advanced speed or complex techniques.
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Original Gear
GuitarFender Stratocaster (SSS configuration)
AmpUnknown (no explicit amp model confirmed for studio recording; likely high-headroom clean amp typical for Pierce the Veil's studio tones, possibly Fender or Marshall; see warnings)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2012 (Collide With The Sky album). Gear confirmed for 'Hold On Till May' solo: Stratocaster SSS. No explicit amp or pedal model confirmed for the studio version; forum and cover sources reference modelers and live rigs, but not the original studio chain.
Tone Character(10)
singing sustainsmooth and melodicclear note separationslightly compressed attackambient spaciousnesswarm upper midsnot overly saturateddelicate vibratoarticulate single notesmildly scooped highs
Difficulty
The solo is intermediate due to its melodic phrasing, expressive bends, and need for dynamic control, but does not require advanced speed or complex techniques.