“Whole Lotta Love” by Led Zeppelin | Tone Clone | Andrew Wittler скачать в хорошем качестве

“Whole Lotta Love” by Led Zeppelin | Tone Clone | Andrew Wittler

Chicago Music Exchange Tone Clone is a series of gear demos in which we recreate the classic sounds of your favorite songs using modern gear. In this edition, Andrew attempts to replicate Jimmy Page’s classic guitar tone on “Whole Lotta Love” from Led Zeppelin II. Pulling a 1977 Gibson Les Paul Custom (http://goo.gl/D9qPIL) off the wall in place of Jimmy Page’s famous 1960 Black Beauty Les Paul Custom and pairing it with a 1962 Fender Champ Combo (http://goo.gl/LimkXZ) is a realistic simulation of what would have been going on in the studio during the recording. Famous for using cranked small amps and meticulously placed microphones to create natural depth, Page was a pioneer in the sound we have all become so familiar with in rock n’ roll. As an alternative to this setup, we have grabbed a Fender Tweed Blues Junior, an Emerson EM-Drive, and the Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master to reproduce this classic tone. The guitar solo also employs the help of the Dunlop Cry-Baby Wah pedal in both cases. Gibson Les Paul Custom Wine Red 1977 (s409) Fender Champ 5W 1x8 Tweed Combo w/Repro Speaker 1962 Fender Blues Jr LTD C12-N Lacquered Tweed Emerson EM-Drive Overdrive Turquoise Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master Digital Delay & Reverb Dunlop GCB95F Cry Baby Classic w/Fasel Inductor Time Stamps: Main riff on the ’62 Fender Champ: 0:00 Main riff with the Fender Blues Jr.: 3:40 Guitar solo on the ’62 Fender Champ: 5:31 Guitar solo with the Fender Blues Jr.: 6:57 Check out more gear at Chicagomusicexchange.cm To hear Andrew’s original music, check him out here: http://www.andrewkentwittler.com/ Check out our Giveaways page to win gear! - https://www.chicagomusicexchange.com/...