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Riff Tone
I Hate It Too
Hum
Guitarrock1990s
Original Gear
GuitarFender Jazzmaster (likely 1960s reissue or original, as used by Matt Talbott in studio)
AmpOrange OR120 head into Orange 4x12 cabinet (studio recording, 1995)
Amp Settings
gain0
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording for 'You'd Prefer an Astronaut' (1995). Clean sections likely used the Jazzmaster into the Orange OR120 with minimal gain. No evidence of additional pedals or effects for the clean riff section. Settings estimated based on era, genre, and typical Hum studio setup.
Tone Character(10)
clear and articulatewarm and roundedslightly scooped midschimey top endopen, ringing chordstight low endminimal breakupslight amp reverb for spacedynamic response to pickingno audible modulation or delay
Difficulty
The riff requires accurate chord shapes and clean playing to maintain clarity and ringing open strings, but does not involve advanced techniques or fast tempo.
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Original Gear
GuitarFender Jazzmaster (likely 1960s reissue or original, as used by Matt Talbott in studio)
AmpOrange OR120 head into Orange 4x12 cabinet (studio recording, 1995)
Amp Settings
gain0
bass6
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Studio recording for 'You'd Prefer an Astronaut' (1995). Clean sections likely used the Jazzmaster into the Orange OR120 with minimal gain. No evidence of additional pedals or effects for the clean riff section. Settings estimated based on era, genre, and typical Hum studio setup.
Tone Character(10)
clear and articulatewarm and roundedslightly scooped midschimey top endopen, ringing chordstight low endminimal breakupslight amp reverb for spacedynamic response to pickingno audible modulation or delay
Difficulty
The riff requires accurate chord shapes and clean playing to maintain clarity and ringing open strings, but does not involve advanced techniques or fast tempo.