Your other song can be from our Grade 6 songbook, or can be a song of your own choice, a song that you’ve written, or a cover version that you’ve arranged. Two of these will be from our Grade 6 songbook, including a technical focus (TF) song which focuses on two specific technical skills which run throughout the song, so you can demonstrate these techniques seamlessly in your performance.
Hope that helps! Have fun tone chasing, but don't forget to play guitar more than fiddle with knobs.In your Grade 6 exam you’ll play a set list of three songs. Originally Posted by: ChristopherSchlegel Originally Posted by: craftykennyi play mostly blues think Joe Bonamassa and alot of clean stuff think Mark Knophler,although i must add not nearly as well as either of those 2 gentlemen. I'm going to have fun with these settings Christopher!! Many thanks. Gary Moore's tone was a Les Paul on the neck pickup into an overdrive (supposedly a Marshall Governor pedal) into a loud Marshall (supposedly a JTM45).Įffects - Booster (Again!) look for a good overdrive (yellow) setting & try it around 7-8. You might get by with the basic distortion setting. So you might just have to boost the mids & add a fuzz.Įffects - Booster (Again!) but you'll have to go into the BOSS Tone Studio settings on your computer.
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I'm not sure how to set the Katana's auto wah to not open & close. The really trick here is to get the cocked wah sound. Mick Ronson is pure Les Paul through cranked Marshall. If its not too much trouble i am lookingfor a mick ronson type tone circa the ziggy stardust era also a gary moore still got the blues tone.I play a prs se custom also a strat thru either a 80s blues junior or boss katana 50. Hope that helps! Have fun tone chasing, but don't forget to play guitar more than fiddle with knobs. I haven't use them but I did play around the Tone Central computer program! You can hear it for yourself with a little experimentation!Īlso, if you haven't yet, you might check out the Katana website for downloadable patches. At low volumes you often need to turn the bass & treble up to make up for the lack of punch from the speaker. The louder the volume, the less you will need the bass & treble to make it sound full. But you'll have to tweak to get closer depending on your guitar, playing style & volume.Īnd that's the caveat with all of these: it will depend a lot on your guitar & how loud you are playing. That will probably get you in the ballpark. And that's where you can use the Booster again!Įffects - Booster (yellow color on the button) on 3Īgain a little delay & reverb won't sound bad here & will flesh out the sound.
He also used a compressor into a mostly clean amp. He used a Strat with single coils & set on the middle & bridge pickup.
For that type of tone I suggest using this:Įffects - Booster (yellow color on the button) on 5 (this is a really important part of getting that punchy sound of the pick attack to sound right)įor his cleaner sounding blues I'd recommend:Įffects - Booster (yellow color on the button) on 4Ī little delay & reverb won't sound bad here & will flesh out the sound.įor Mark Knopfler tone (especially that classic cealn 'Sultans of Swing') you have to start with the guitar. And sometimes he has a pretty overdriven tone, but it's the result of volume more than gain. Originally Posted by: craftykennyi play mostly blues think Joe Bonamassa and alot of clean stuff think Mark Knophler,although i must add not nearly as well as either of those 2 gentlemen.īonamassa often plays Fender Tweed amp (those brown combos).
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