Fusion Sustain
Cause We've Ended · inspired by Jeff Beck
Smooth fusion lead tone with singing sustain and strategic echo. Known for expressive, vocal-like phrasing with warm midrange through compression and strategic echo placement.
Amp
0–100 · 50 = noonGain
40–45
Bass
48
Mid
50
Treble
65
Master
to taste
- Pickup
- Bridge
- Volume
- 8
- Tone
- 8
Cabinet
Marshall 1960A 4x12Amp model: Marshall 4x12 · Amp slot 1960ABritish
Effects
3 on- Compressorsustain 50 · level 55
- Echotape echotime 200ms · feedback 30 · mix 25
- Reverbplatedecay 25 · pre-delay 12 · tone 55 · mix 20
Off: gate, modulation
Songs with this sound
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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