How to Get Korn’s Freak on a Leash / Falling Away From Me Watery Guitar Tone скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Get Korn’s Freak on a Leash / Falling Away From Me Watery Guitar Tone

If you’ve ever wondered how to recreate the eerie, liquid-like guitar tone from Korn’s Freak on a Leash and Falling Away From Me, this video will show you exactly how to do it using the Neural DSP Quad Cortex. This haunting effect is achieved using a combination of vibrato, chorus, and reverb, along with the right amp and cab settings. Note I might confuse some viewers with this clip in the way I structure as intro/verse making it appear to be the same song, but this video is two songs from different albums using the same effect (I actually got confused in the video making this, ha): Falling Away From Me (which we get the intro effect for) Freak On A Leash (which uses the same effect slightly tweaked) The Follow The Leader album uses this vibrato water effect on other songs too. In this video, I go step by step through the signal chain, explaining how to dial in the modulation effects that give its distinctive “watery” character. I also cover the high-gain distorted sections used in the chorus and pre-chorus, as well as techniques like pinched harmonics and sliding power chords to match the way Head and Munky play the song. Whether you’re a longtime Korn fan looking to perfect this sound or a Quad Cortex user exploring new tones, this guide will help you achieve the unmistakable vibe of that watery vibrato reverb on the Follow The Leader album and songs like Falling Away From Me. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 1:18 Chorus 2:54 Amp + cab 4:38 Vibrato 6:59 Reverb 8:08 Graphic EQ 11:29 Further tweaks 13:15 Compressor 15:48 Scenes 23:09 Recap 📥 FREE PATCH https://cloud.neuraldsp.com/cloud/dis... 💬 Got a song you want? Drop it in the comments and I’ll make it happen. 🙏 Like + sub if this saved you time.