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Pray for plagues amp settings — fortin natas

The Bring me the horizon guitar tone for “Pray for plagues”, dialed in for a fortin natas with a Schecter Omen 6. Studio version, Count Your Blessings (2006)

Original rig

Jackson LM-87 (Duncan Distortion bridge) → ISP Decimator II → Peavey 5150 high-gain channel

Brittle high-gain deathcore: thin, trebly, gated hard for breakdowns

Amp settings — fortin natas

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Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	7
Bass	5
Mid	6
Treble	8
Presence	7
Reverb	0
Master	6

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Guitar

PICKUPbridge TONE10 VOLUME10

Signal chain

01ISP Technologies Decimator II Noise Reduction

Gate hard for tight breakdowns — the original is surgically gated

Threshold 7

Why these settings

Fortin Natas is voiced tighter and more modern than the 5150, with a sharper top-end and scooped low-mids. Pulled gain from 8 to 7 and bass from 6 to 5 to prevent muddiness, but kept treble and presence at the original's brittle 8/7 — the harshness is the point on this record. Your Schecter Omen 6 humbuckers are hotter than Duncan Distortions, so the Natas will saturate harder at identical gain positions.

PRO TIPTune to Drop B before dialing anything in — the open-string chug defines the tone's attack, and the Decimator's threshold needs to clamp between notes without choking sustained palm-mutes. Set the gate after you dial the amp, not before.

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