No. 1582017·hard-rock·4 blocks
Highway Tune
Greta Van Fleet's breakout #1 rock single, tracked at Rustbelt Studios in Michigan with Marlon Young and Al Sutton. Jake Kiszka's tone is unapologetically Page-meets-Zeppelin: his 1961 Gibson SG 'The Beloved' through a Rangemaster-style germanium treble booster into a cranked Marshall Plexi-style head and a 4x12. Bright, raw, and snarling -- the treble booster is the whole secret. Standard E tuning.
From the FiresSignal path · input → output · 7 blocksLive values · Neural DSP Quad Cortex
Guitar
1961 Gibson SG ('The Beloved')
Pickups
HH
Tuning
bridge
Strings
Standard E (E-A-D-G-B-E)
Studio Comp
Treble Booster
Brit Plexi 100
4x12 Greenback
Plate Reverb
Graphic EQ
Studio Comp
← Light tracking compression
Threshold
-28dB
Ratio
2:1
Attack
40s
Release
180s
Mix
25
Level
0dB
Treble Booster
← Jext Telez Range Lord (Rangemaster treble booster)
Drive
7
Tone
8
Level
7
Brit Plexi 100
← Marshall Super Lead Plexi
Gain
7
Bass
5
Mid
7
Treble
7
Presence
6
Master
9
Sag
6
4x12 Greenback
← Marshall 4x12 (Celestion)
LowCut90Hz
HighCut8000Hz
Level
0dB
Plate Reverb
← EHX Holy Grail / Rustbelt room
Decay
1.2s
Predelay
16ms
Mix
12
Level
0
Graphic EQ
← Brightness shaping
Bands
1.5
Level
0
Engineer's note
File 158
Greta Van Fleet's breakout #1 rock single, tracked at Rustbelt Studios in Michigan with Marlon Young and Al Sutton. Jake Kiszka's tone is unapologetically Page-meets-Zeppelin: his 1961 Gibson SG 'The Beloved' through a Rangemaster-style germanium treble booster into a cranked Marshall Plexi-style head and a 4x12. Bright, raw, and snarling -- the treble booster is the whole secret. Standard E tuning.
— Jake Kiszka
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