For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the February 2022 issue of Guitar World –
https://bit.ly/GW2020w
ALL EARS by Jake Bowen of Periphery
RANGE EXPANSION
Using drop tunings, octave effects and layered tones to create a deep, huge sound
Periphery’s Jake Bowen presents some effective ways that you can reinforce your rhythm guitar tone when recording, by double-tracking parts and utilizing unusual tunings, octave effects and split-coil tones. To illustrate, Jake cites the intro riff he wrote and recorded for the Periphery song “Folow Your Ghost,” from Periphery IV: Hail Stan.
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