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Old 25th December 2012   #1
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How to emulate this sound

The sound I'm looking to replicate begins at the start of this animated video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxxszSRq9sc

I know relatively little about the electric guitar, but I'm going to learn. This is a great sound and I need it. It seems that the majority of the sound is clean. Then a tad bit of buzz. If I bought a buzz pedal, could I control the amount of clean vs buzz in the mix? Or would it inevitably colour the whole sound with solely buzz? If I'm wrong about what effects are being used, could someone point me in the right direction of which amp/effects processor and their settings would do the trick? Or even a VST, if that would suffice.
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you need an amp that has great presence and can break up on it with subtle sensitivity. I doubt any pedal could produce that well. even with a nice pedal, it depends what you're feeding with it as what it does.

I'd say these are good candidates. also Japanese often tend to use modern guitars like Ibanez and these have a very stable clean sound. so an Ibanez into a VSE FX whitehorse might do it for example.





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If this is just for recording purposes virtually any distortion plug should do the trick. Just have a clean track copied to a separate track where you can drop in a distortion plug and blend the two.
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