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Riff Tone
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Attack Attack! (US)
Guitarmetal2000s
Original Gear
GuitarIbanez RG Series (likely RG350 or similar, as used by Attack Attack! in 2008-2009 studio era)
AmpPeavey 5150/6505 (studio recording, 2008 era, as used on 'Someday Came Suddenly')
Amp Settings
gain9
bass6
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Notes
Studio recording, 2008. Gear inferred from band interviews, genre conventions, and era. No direct source confirms exact serial/model for this song, but Ibanez RG with EMGs and Peavey 5150/6505 is standard for Attack Attack!'s 2008 studio rhythm tone.
Tone Character(10)
tight and percussivescooped midsaggressive palm mutinghigh-gain saturationarticulate low-endcompressed and focusedrazor-sharp pick attackminimal ambiencemodern metalcore rhythmclear note separation
Difficulty
The riff requires fast, accurate palm muting and tight alternate picking to maintain clarity and percussiveness at a high tempo, typical of metalcore rhythm guitar.
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Original Gear
GuitarIbanez RG Series (likely RG350 or similar, as used by Attack Attack! in 2008-2009 studio era)
AmpPeavey 5150/6505 (studio recording, 2008 era, as used on 'Someday Came Suddenly')
Amp Settings
gain9
bass6
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Studio recording, 2008. Gear inferred from band interviews, genre conventions, and era. No direct source confirms exact serial/model for this song, but Ibanez RG with EMGs and Peavey 5150/6505 is standard for Attack Attack!'s 2008 studio rhythm tone.
Tone Character(10)
tight and percussivescooped midsaggressive palm mutinghigh-gain saturationarticulate low-endcompressed and focusedrazor-sharp pick attackminimal ambiencemodern metalcore rhythmclear note separation
Difficulty
The riff requires fast, accurate palm muting and tight alternate picking to maintain clarity and percussiveness at a high tempo, typical of metalcore rhythm guitar.