Let Me Let You Go amp settings — M-Vave Tank G
The ONE OK ROCK guitar tone for “Let Me Let You Go”, dialed in for a M-Vave Tank G with a Schecter SGR C-1. Studio cut, Luxury Disease (2022) — main chorus rhythm tone
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| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 7 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Reverb | 2 |
| Master | 6 |
01Tank G Overdrive Block (TS-style Booster)
Used as a clean overdrive boost to tighten low-end attack before the amp block
02Tank G Delay Block (Digital Delay)
Subtle spatial depth for wide modern mix
03Tank G Reverb Block (Hall Reverb)
FX section ambiance
Toru uses modern British high-gain heads pushed with a TS-style clean boost for razor-sharp palm mutes and full power chords. On the Tank G, setting AMP model 7 to gain 7 combined with the onboard overdrive block running low drive and high level provides the necessary compression and transient response. The Schecter SGR C-1 humbuckers provide ample output, so keep the amp bass at 5 to prevent low-end mud through the IR cab. Intro/bridge clean switch: bypass the OD block and switch the amp block to clean voice 1 with volume knob on 7.
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