Hey Pauli,
I was confused because the guitar tracks don't sound like two takes recorded seperately. I thought it was one DI track played through 2 different amps and recorded with 2 different mics (= 4 tracks). I have just read Mikes article about this song and it looks like I was right: "Each of the two guitar performances (the main rhythm part and an overdubbed solo) had been played through Vox and Orange amps simultaneously, the former captured with Beyerdynamic M160 and Shure SM57 mics, the latter with a Sennheiser MD421 and a Cascade Fat Head ribbon."
So it's just one rhythm guitar track with 4 different sounds. not the best starting point if you consider the ref tracks (Queens of the Stone Age, Thrive). I wished the guitar player had at least doubled the rhythm guitar. thx for the reverb tip, I will give it a try.
btw there are 4 tracks for the main guitars and 4 additional tracks for the last chorus in the zip
I was confused because the guitar tracks don't sound like two takes recorded seperately. I thought it was one DI track played through 2 different amps and recorded with 2 different mics (= 4 tracks). I have just read Mikes article about this song and it looks like I was right: "Each of the two guitar performances (the main rhythm part and an overdubbed solo) had been played through Vox and Orange amps simultaneously, the former captured with Beyerdynamic M160 and Shure SM57 mics, the latter with a Sennheiser MD421 and a Cascade Fat Head ribbon."
So it's just one rhythm guitar track with 4 different sounds. not the best starting point if you consider the ref tracks (Queens of the Stone Age, Thrive). I wished the guitar player had at least doubled the rhythm guitar. thx for the reverb tip, I will give it a try.
btw there are 4 tracks for the main guitars and 4 additional tracks for the last chorus in the zip