Crazy on You
After Nancy Wilson's acoustic intro, Roger Fisher's electric riff crashes in over the A-minor to F change. His own description of the Dreamboat Annie setup is short: 'Les Paul through a Fender Twin Reverb, LOUD,' with a Univibe on hand. That makes this a cranked clean amp breaking up, not a Marshall, and it is why the riff sounds bright and wide rather than thick. Howard Leese also played electric on this track, on a 1966 Telecaster.
Dreamboat Annie
What we checked
Computed by a program, on this recipe, every time this page is built. How this works
Preset files — 1 of 3 complete
- Helix builds complete — every block in the recipe is in the file
- Quad Cortex 3 blocks replaced with a stand-in model
Which ones
Replaced with a stand-in: Studio Comp, Vibe, US Twin Nrm. These load cleanly but are not the model named above — the file will sound wrong here until we map them. Set these blocks by hand.
- Katana 3 blocks replaced with a stand-in model
Which ones
Replaced with a stand-in: Crunch, Uni-V, Reverb. These load cleanly but are not the model named above — the file will sound wrong here until we map them. Set these blocks by hand.
What we didn't check
- Nobody played this through a real amp. There is no human listening test behind any number on this page.
- The settings are reasoned from the sources below, not measured off the record.
- No audio has been rendered for this recipe yet, so you cannot hear it before you load it.
- 3 platforms on this page (TONEX, Kemper, Fractal) get a model pointer, not a preset file — nothing was built or checked for them.
