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Riff Tone
Silvera
GOJIRA
Guitarmetal2010s+
Original Gear
GuitarESP Eclipse (Joe Duplantier signature, likely ESP LTD JH-600 or ESP Custom Shop Eclipse)
AmpEVH 5150 III (likely 100W head, used in studio for 'Magma' album era)
Amp Settings
gain8.5
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2015-2016 for the album 'Magma'. Gear based on interviews, live rig rundowns, and genre/era conventions. No direct studio photo or interview for 'Silvera' session, but EVH 5150 III and ESP Eclipse with EMGs are confirmed as Joe Duplantier's main studio setup for this era.
Tone Character(10)
tight and percussivemodern high-gain saturationarticulate low endfocused midrangeaggressive palm mutingclear note separationcompressed and punchyminimal ambiencecontrolled feedbackslightly scooped but present mids
Difficulty
The main riff of 'Silvera' requires advanced right-hand technique for tight, fast palm muting, precise rhythm, and control over syncopated patterns, making it challenging for most players.
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Original Gear
GuitarESP Eclipse (Joe Duplantier signature, likely ESP LTD JH-600 or ESP Custom Shop Eclipse)
AmpEVH 5150 III (likely 100W head, used in studio for 'Magma' album era)
Amp Settings
gain8.5
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2015-2016 for the album 'Magma'. Gear based on interviews, live rig rundowns, and genre/era conventions. No direct studio photo or interview for 'Silvera' session, but EVH 5150 III and ESP Eclipse with EMGs are confirmed as Joe Duplantier's main studio setup for this era.
Tone Character(10)
tight and percussivemodern high-gain saturationarticulate low endfocused midrangeaggressive palm mutingclear note separationcompressed and punchyminimal ambiencecontrolled feedbackslightly scooped but present mids
Difficulty
The main riff of 'Silvera' requires advanced right-hand technique for tight, fast palm muting, precise rhythm, and control over syncopated patterns, making it challenging for most players.