Riff Tone

En Remolinos

Soda Stereo

Guitarrock1990s

Original Gear

GuitarFender Stratocaster (likely late 80s/early 90s Japanese or American Standard, as used by Gustavo Cerati on Dynamo era)

AmpRoland Jazz Chorus JC-120

PickupsFender single-coil pickups (stock Stratocaster configuration)

Amp Settings

gain3.5

bass5.5

mid6

treble7

reverb3.5

presence5

Effects & Signal Chain

chorusRoland or Boss Chorus effect (Roland JC-120 built-in or Boss CE-2, model not confirmed)

Notes

Studio recording, Dynamo album (1992). Cerati is known for using a Stratocaster and Roland JC-120 for clean, chorus-heavy tones on this album. No direct evidence for this exact song, but this is the consensus for clean sections on Dynamo. No evidence of live/tour gear being used in studio for this part.

Tone Character(10)

lush and spaciousbright and articulateshimmering modulationclean and glassyambient and dreamychorus-ladenclear single-coil attackslightly compressedopen and airyno audible distortion

Difficulty

The riff requires clean, even picking and timing to match the chorus modulation, but does not involve advanced techniques or fast passages.

Sources

Cómo armar el efecto de Secuencia Inicial (Soda Stereo) en un Adrenalinn + CE-2 Songs/Artist that sounds specifically like My Bloody Valentine?En Remolinos Tab by Soda Stereo | Songsterr Tabs with Rhythm

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