Foo Fighters Rhythm
General Foo Fighters-style modern alt-rock rhythm tone: thick, mid-forward Rectifier crunch through a Marshall 4x12, with a Rat-style grit boost. Built for 'My Worst Enemy', which could not be confirmed as a Foo Fighters song title
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| # | Block | Settings |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | GATE Rocktron Hush The Pedal | Threshold 45% · Decay 35% |
| 2 | BLACK OP ProCo Rat | Distortion 30% · Filter 35% · Volume 55% |
| 3 | 92 TREADPLATE VINTAGE Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier (Vintage) | Cab Link On · Gain 55% · Bass 45% · Mid 55% · Treble 60% · Presence 50% · Master 45% |
| 4 | 4X12 CLASSIC 30W Marshall 1960AV (Celestion V30) | Mic Type DYN 57 · Break Up 25% · On-Axis On · Out Gain 0 dB · Amp Gain 0 dB |
| 5 | TAPE ECHO Maestro Echoplex EP-3 | Delay 300 ms · Feedback 20% · Mix 12% · Sync Off · Tails On |
| 6 | AIR REVERB Pro Tools AIR Reverb (Plug-in) | Decay 20% · Mix 10% · Tails On |
- Routing
- Linear
- Tempo
- Current
- Expression pedal
- Classic
Signal chain
Blocks
1. GATE
2. BLACK OP
3. 92 TREADPLATE VINTAGE
4. 4X12 CLASSIC 30W
5. TAPE ECHO
6. AIR REVERB
Hardware assign
- FS 1 BLACK OP On/Off (extra grit for choruses)
- FS 2 TAPE ECHO On/Off (lead lines)
- FS 3 AIR REVERB On/Off
Notes
All knob values are estimates. The song 'My Worst Enemy' could not be confirmed as a Foo Fighters title, so this is a general band-style rhythm tone, not a song-accurate rig. Control names for GATE, BLACK OP, TAPE ECHO and AIR REVERB, and for the 92 TREADPLATE VINTAGE amp, are unverified. The amp names (gain, bass, mid, treble, presence, master) follow the real Dual Rectifier panel, so check them on the device. Cab control names are confirmed on the MX5. Stereo is assumed because of the reverb block, so confirm on the MX5. The Rat's Filter knob works in reverse (higher is darker), which is why it is set low. If it's too scooped or fizzy, raise Mid and lower Presence. If it's too tight or thin, raise Bass. Alternates: 92 TREADPLATE MODERN for more gain, or 82 LEAD 800 100W (JCM800) for a more classic-rock feel. Both are untested.
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