Aaoge tum kabhi amp settings — Hotone Ampero One
The The local train guitar tone for “Aaoge tum kabhi”, dialed in for a Hotone Ampero One with a Yamaha Pacifica 112V. Studio version, Aalas Ka Pedh (2015)
The Local Train's Paras Thakur uses a guitar-driven indie rock setup. Based on Indian indie rock conventions and the band's live performances, the tone is achieved with a mid-gain crunch amp (Marshall-style voicing), humbucker or HSS guitar, with clean/edge-of-breakup tones layered with light overdrive. The track features warm, slightly driven clean tones with subtle compression and reverb.
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 4 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Presence | 4 |
| Reverb | 3 |
| Master | 7 |
01Compressor Block (Ampero One internal)
Light compression for note sustain and evenness on clean passages
02Tube Screamer / Light OD Block (Ampero One internal)
Used as a clean boost to add warmth and slight grit on chorus sections, bypass for verses
03Delay Block (Ampero One internal)
Subtle slapback/short delay for depth, around 300-400ms
04Reverb Block (Ampero One internal)
Room or plate reverb for ambient space without washing out
Your Pacifica 112V's HSS configuration with Alnico V humbucker in the bridge and single coils gives you flexibility. For this warm indie tone, the neck single coil with tone rolled back to 7 smooths the highs. The Ampero One's Orange-style or Matchless-style amp models provide the warm, compressed British character. Gain stays low (4) because the original tone is clean-forward with only subtle breakup—the TS-style block at low drive adds grit only when engaged for dynamic contrast.
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