Alucinação guitar tone

Belchior. Built for this recording. Nobody has played this one yet; it comes from a documented rig, not from ears.

Play it in

AmpliTube 5 Guitar Rig 7

Dial it in Guitar Rig 7 Pro by hand, using only components the Pro edition includes. A starting point nobody has played in this edition yet.

An amp modelled on a Marshall JMP100, through a Marshall 4x12 cab.

Knobs, in signal order

1
JumpAmp
- Preamp, 5 of 10
- Bass, 5 of 10
- Mid, 6 of 10
- Treble, 6 of 10
- Presence, 5 of 10
- Master, 6 of 10
2
Matched Cabinet ProCab
- Cabinet, the one that loads with Jump
The rig calls for a Marshall 4x12 cabinet. NI does not publish the names of the matched cabinets, so start from the one that loads with the amp and change it by ear.

Note: A plain number is the knob's own reading on a 0 to 10 scale unless the setting gives another range; %, Hz, dB and ms are the units the Guitar Rig 7 interface shows. Amp, drive and fuzz knobs are assumed to read 0 to 10.

Set your guitar

Pickups: two humbuckers
Position: bridge
Tone knob: 8-10
Channel: Crunch

Where the rig comes from

Alucinação was recorded in 1976 at the 16 track Phonogram studio in Rio de Janeiro, produced by Marco Mazzola; Antenor Gandra is credited on electric guitar, with no per track guitar credits for the title track; a 1976 Folha de S.Paulo review quoted there describes the album's sound as divided between blues, country, baião and rock pt.wikipedia.org