No. 1102013·worship·7 blocks
Great Are You Lord
Sparse, warm folk-worship from All Sons & Daughters. Stu Garrard ('Stu G,' ex-Delirious?) plays a blue Telecaster into a chiming Vox AC30 and a Park combo, with an always-on Jackson Audio Prism boost holding the amp on the edge of breakup and a restrained ambient delay/reverb for space. This is a Tele-and-amp tone, not a pedalboard tone — the texture comes from the spank of the Telecaster and the bloom of the AC30, with reverb filling the room. Key of A, ~72 BPM in 6/8.
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Guitar
Fender Telecaster (Mexican, blue)
Pickups
SS
Tuning
bridge+neck
Strings
standard
Studio Comp
Klon
UK 30 TopBoost
2x12 Vox Blue
Digital Delay
Plate Reverb
Studio Comp
← Light compressor
Threshold
-30dB
Ratio
3:1
Attack
14s
Release
200s
Mix
60
Level
0dB
Klon
← Jackson Audio Prism (always-on boost)
Drive
2.5
Tone
6
Level
6.5
UK 30 TopBoost
← Vox AC30 (+ Park combo)
Gain
4.5
Bass
5
Mid
5.5
Treble
6
Presence
5
Master
6
2x12 Vox Blue
← Vox 2x12 Celestion Alnico Blue
LowCut90Hz
HighCut8500Hz
Level
0dB
Digital Delay
← Subtle quarter-note delay
Time
833ms
Feedback
25
Mix
18
Plate Reverb
← Spring / plate reverb
Decay
4s
Predelay
15ms
Mix
25
Level
0
Engineer's note
File 110
Sparse, warm folk-worship from All Sons & Daughters. Stu Garrard ('Stu G,' ex-Delirious?) plays a blue Telecaster into a chiming Vox AC30 and a Park combo, with an always-on Jackson Audio Prism boost holding the amp on the edge of breakup and a restrained ambient delay/reverb for space. This is a Tele-and-amp tone, not a pedalboard tone — the texture comes from the spank of the Telecaster and the bloom of the AC30, with reverb filling the room. Key of A, ~72 BPM in 6/8.
— Stu Garrard
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