No. 2101988·heavy-metal·5 blocks
Miracle Man
The first song Wylde wrote as Ozzy's guitarist, written on the 1981 Les Paul Custom he calls the Grail -- at that point still cream, because the bullseye came later, after he realised a cream Custom made him look like he was trying to be Randy Rhoads. EMG actives into a cranked JCM800 is a deliberately unforgiving combination: it is why the pinch harmonics scream on demand, and why the riff needs a gate rather than politeness.
No Rest for the WickedSignal path · input → output · 6 blocksLive values · Boss Katana
Guitar
Gibson Les Paul Custom (1981, 'the Grail')
Pickups
HH
Tuning
bridge
Strings
standard
Booster
Brown
FX
Delay
Reverb
Booster
← Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive
Drive
2
Bottom
3
Tone
6
Level
8
Brown
← Marshall JCM800 2203
Gain
7
Volume
6
Bass
4
Middle
5
Treble
7
Presence
7
Master
6
FX
← Boss CH-1 Super Chorus
Rate
0.6Hz
Depth
2
Level
5
Delay
← Studio slap
Time
210ms
Feedback
1
EffectLevel
6
Reverb
← Studio ambience
Time
7ms
PreDelay
12ms
Tone
5
EffectLevel
9
Engineer's note
File 210
The first song Wylde wrote as Ozzy's guitarist, written on the 1981 Les Paul Custom he calls the Grail -- at that point still cream, because the bullseye came later, after he realised a cream Custom made him look like he was trying to be Randy Rhoads. EMG actives into a cranked JCM800 is a deliberately unforgiving combination: it is why the pinch harmonics scream on demand, and why the riff needs a gate rather than politeness.
— Zakk Wylde
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