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Roll with it amp settings — Engl sc Screamer

The Oasis guitar tone for “Roll with it”, dialed in for a Engl sc Screamer with a Epiphone ES-335. Studio version, (What's the Story) Morning Glory? (1995)

Original rig

Vox AC30 Top Boost channel, Epiphone Casino (or Riviera), no pedals — guitar straight into amp

Crunchy British rhythm crunch with prominent mids, slight compression, and edge-of-breakup saturation
Amp settings — Engl sc Screamer
CHANNELLead channel (lower gain setting)BRIGHToffBOOSToff
GAIN 5 BASS 5 MID 7 TREBLE 6 PRESENCE 4 REVERB 0 MASTER 5
KnobSetting (0–10)
Gain5
Bass5
Mid7
Treble6
Presence4
Reverb0
Master5
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Guitar
PICKUPbridge TONE7 VOLUME10
Signal chain

01Keeley Compressor

Light compression to emulate the natural sag of a pushed AC30 power section

Sustain 3 · Level 6 · Blend 5
Why these settings

The Engl Screamer is a high-gain, tight-voiced German amp — the opposite of the saggy, mid-chiming AC30. To compensate: gain dropped to 5 (AC30 crunch is preamp breakup, not modern saturation), mids pushed to 7 (Engl is naturally tighter/scooped vs Vox's mid-forward voice), presence pulled to 4 (Engl's presence can get fizzy where AC30 has smooth 'cut' control), and treble at 6 to avoid the Engl's more aggressive top end. Your ES-335's humbuckers are warmer than Noel's Casino P90s, so the tone knob at 7 keeps it from getting muddy.

PRO TIPNoel's rhythm attack on this track is all in the pick hand — dig in hard on the downstrokes and let the strings ring with a slight palm-mute release on the '&' beats. That percussive chunk is half the tone.

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