Guitar tone · rock, other
Mitski guitar tone: gear & amp settings
The gear and amp settings behind 3 Mitski songs, researched from rig rundowns, interviews and gear forums. The rig that shows up most: Unknown (exact model not confirmed for studio recording) into Unknown (no direct evidence; likely clean Fender-style amp based on genre and era).
Guitars Mitski used
- Unknown (exact model not confirmed for studio recording)1 song
- Fender Mustang (exact model for studio not confirmed, but most likely based on Mitski's era and live use)1 song
- 1967 Harmony Bobkat1 song
Amps Mitski used
- Unknown (no direct evidence; likely clean Fender-style amp based on genre and era)1 song
- Unknown combo amp (studio model not confirmed; live use includes 2x12 combo and 1x8 bass amp, but no evidence for studio recording model)1 song
- Unknown (no explicit source, likely small tube combo or solid-state amp typical for indie/alternative studio recordings in late 2010s)1 song
3 Mitski tones
| Song | Gain |
|---|---|
| A Pearl · riff | 4.5 |
| I Don't Smoke · riff | 5.5 |
| My Love Mine All Mine · riff | 0 |
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Frequently asked questions
What amp did Mitski use?
Across 3 researched songs, the amps that come up most are Unknown (no direct evidence; likely clean Fender-style amp based on genre and era) (1 song), Unknown combo amp (studio model not confirmed; live use includes 2x12 combo and 1x8 bass amp, but no evidence for studio recording model) (1 song), Unknown (no explicit source, likely small tube combo or solid-state amp typical for indie/alternative studio recordings in late 2010s) (1 song).
What guitar did Mitski use?
Most often: Unknown (exact model not confirmed for studio recording) (1 song), Fender Mustang (exact model for studio not confirmed, but most likely based on Mitski's era and live use) (1 song), 1967 Harmony Bobkat (1 song).
How do I get Mitski's tone on my amp?
Open any Mitski song below to see the original gear and settings, then use ToneAdapt to adapt them to your own guitar, amp, pickups and pedals.