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all I wanted was you amp settings — Line6 Spider iv 75

The paramore guitar tone for “all I wanted was you”, dialed in for a Line6 Spider iv 75 with a Harley Benton ST-20HSS SBK Standard Series. Studio version, All We Know Is Falling (2005)

Original rig

Marshall JCM2000 DSL, Fender Telecaster Deluxe with humbuckers, Boss Blues Driver as always-on drive, Boss DD-series delay

Warm, melancholic clean-to-light-crunch with chorus shimmer and dotted-eighth delay

Amp settings — Line6 Spider iv 75

CHANNELCrunchBOOSToff

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	4
Bass	5
Mid	7
Treble	5
Reverb	4
Master	5

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Guitar

PICKUPneck TONE6 VOLUME8

Signal chain

01Spider IV Built-in Chorus

Enable Chorus effect from Spider IV effects menu

Speed 4 · Depth 5

02Spider IV Built-in Delay

Set to digital delay type, dotted-eighth feel for the atmospheric swells

Time 6 · Feedback 4 · Level 5

Why these settings

The Spider IV Crunch channel approximates the JCM2000 clean-to-edge-of-breakup character. Gain at 4 keeps it clean with slight hair when you dig in. Your HSS Harley Benton's neck humbucker will deliver the warmth this ballad needs—rolled volume to 8 and tone to 6 softens the attack for that vulnerable, intimate character. Mids at 7 maintain presence without aggression.

PRO TIPThis song lives in dynamics—play the verses with a lighter touch near the neck pickup for pillowy warmth, then dig in slightly on the pre-chorus swells to let the amp naturally push into light breakup. The emotion comes from your hands, not the gain knob.

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