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One Of The Girls amp settings — Yamaha GA GA

The The Weeknd, JENNIE & Lily Rose Depp guitar tone for “One Of The Girls”, dialed in for a Yamaha GA GA with a Yamaha Pacifica 012. Studio version, The Idol Episode 4 / Single release (2023) — atmospheric clean guitar track

Original rig

Fender Stratocaster direct into DAW with Roland chorus, lush digital reverb, and Mike Dean analog synth layering

Dark, atmospheric R&B clean with glassy top end, subtle modulation, and deep space reverb

Amp settings — Yamaha GA GA

CHANNELCleanBOOSToff

Knob	Setting (0–10)
Gain	2
Bass	6
Mid	4
Treble	7
Master	5

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Guitar

PICKUPneck+middle TONE8 VOLUME10

Signal chain

01Chorus Pedal (e.g. Boss CE-2W)

RECOMMENDED — not currently owned

Rate 4 · Depth 6

02Digital Reverb (e.g. Boss RV-6)

RECOMMENDED — not currently owned; set mode to Hall/Shimmer

E.Level 7 · Tone 5 · Time 8

Why these settings

The Yamaha GA-15 practice amp has a straightforward Clean channel with 3-band EQ, but lacks built-in reverb and presence controls so those are nulled. Keep gain low to prevent the solid-state preamp from clipping, scoop the mids slightly, and push the treble to capture the glassy DI Strat aesthetic. Adding an external chorus and a deep hall reverb pedal will bridge the remaining gap to Mike Dean's ambient studio production.

PRO TIPPosition 4 (neck + middle) on your Pacifica gives the exact out-of-phase Strat 'quack' and glassiness heard on modern R&B productions; pluck with the pads of your fingers rather than a pick to soften the transient attack.

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