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Player No. 002post-grunge

Mark Tremonti

Guitarist of Creed and Alter Bridge, one of post-grunge's defining riff writers. Tremonti tracked Creed's first two albums on Gibson Les Pauls in Drop D before becoming a signature PRS artist; his tone pairs tight, mid-present high gain with melodic, anthemic phrasing.

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Mark Tremonti
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The Tremonti catalogue

My Own Prison cover8 blocks
My Own PrisonMy Own Prison · 1997See the chain →
Human Clay cover7 blocks
HigherHuman Clay · 1999See the chain →
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What IfHuman Clay · 1999See the chain →
One Day Remains cover8 blocks
MetalingusOne Day Remains · 2004See the chain →
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BlackbirdBlackbird · 2007See the chain →

Field notes on Tremonti

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Artist Tone10 min read

The Edge's Delay Settings Decoded: How U2 Gets That Sound

Dotted eighth notes, analog repeats, and the delay settings that define U2's guitar sound. Plus how to set it up on your modeler.

By Nathan Cross
Artist Tone10 min read

How to Get Stevie Ray Vaughan's Tone on Line 6 Helix

The complete SRV Helix preset guide. Amp model, drive settings, and the secret sauce that makes it sound like Texas.

By Rick Dalton
Workflow7 min read

Does Recording at 96 kHz Lower Your Latency? What the Round-Trip Number Actually Does

A higher sample rate shortens each buffer's delay, but the converter-and-driver floor doesn't shrink with it. Here's the measured round-trip at 44.1, 48, and 96 kHz — and the cheaper lever.

By Viktor Kessler