GOODBYE YESTERDAY amp settings — Boss ME-80
The ELEVATION RHYTHM & Gracie Binion guitar tone for “GOODBYE YESTERDAY”, dialed in for a Boss ME-80 with a Jackson JS22 Dinky. Live recording, Victory Lap album (2024) — main driven rhythm guitar
Fender-style tube amp platform (FTR/Twin style) driven by dual overdrive pedals, stereo dotted-eighth delay, and ambient hall reverb, played on humbucker-equipped electric
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 4 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Reverb | 5 |
| Master | 6 |
01ME-80 COMP Block
Natural/Comp mode for initial pick leveling and sustain
02ME-80 OD/DS Block (T-SCREAM)
Primary mid-push drive stage into the Tweed preamp
03ME-80 DELAY Block (TAPE)
Set delay time to dotted 8th note relative to song tempo (approx 128 BPM)
04ME-80 REVERB Block (HALL)
Ambient wash behind sustained rhythm chords
The ME-80's Tweed preamp voice provides the warm, edge-of-breakup Fender base while the T-SCREAM block supplies the focused mid-range crunch heard on the track. The Jackson JS22's high-output ceramic humbuckers push the front end hard, so rolling the guitar's tone back to 8 and keeping preamp gain at 4 avoids harsh top-end fizz. Modulation and ambient delay blocks carry the worship-style space without muddying chord clarity.
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