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LeadRock · MODERN

Flying in a Blue Dream

Shred · inspired by Joe Satriani

Bright shred tone with cutting lead clarity and sustaining compression for soaring leads

Amp

0–100 · 50 = noon
Pickup
Bridge
Volume
9
Tone
8

Cabinet

Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker 2x12Amp model: Marshall 2x12 · Amp slot BBRKRBritish

Effects

3 on
  • Compressorsustain 60 · level 65
  • Echotape echotime 280ms · feedback 35 · mix 28 · bass 52 · treble 60
  • Reverbplatedecay 22 · pre-delay 10 · tone 55 · mix 15

Off: gate, modulation

Songs with this sound

  • Flying in a Blue Dream
  • Surfing with the Alien
  • Shred
  • Virtuoso
  • Lead
What each control does
Gain
Preamp drive. Higher adds breakup, sustain and distortion.
Master
Output level and feel. Balances loudness without changing the EQ.
Bass
Low-end body. Too much gets boomy; less tightens palm mutes.
Mid
Note focus. More mids help leads cut through; fewer sound wider.
Treble
Brightness and attack. Raise for bite, lower to soften harshness.
Compressor
Evens out picking dynamics and adds sustain.
Gate
Cuts hiss when you are not playing.
Modulation
Chorus or phaser: movement and width.
Echo
Repeats your signal. Time and mix set the space.
Reverb
Room, plate or hall ambience after the amp.

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