I dimentia amp settings — Neural DSP Fortin Nameless
The Whitechapel guitar tone for “I dimentia”, dialed in for a Neural DSP Fortin Nameless with a Ibanez RGD7521PB-DSF. Studio version, Whitechapel (Self-Titled, 2012)
ESP 7-string guitars with EMG 81-7/707 pickups, EVH 5150 III / Kemper profiling amp, Ibanez TS9 / Maxon OD808 boost, Mesa 4x12 Rectifier cabinet
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 6 |
| Bass | 4 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 6 |
| Presence | 7 |
| Reverb | 0 |
| Master | 6 |
01Fortin Grind (built-in plugin boost)
Engage the onboard Grind/Hexdrive stomp in the Nameless plugin to tighten the low-end
02Noise Gate (Zuul built-in)
Built-in Zuul gate block to keep palm-muted staccato riffs razor-sharp
The Fortin Nameless plugin is exceptionally brutal and tight, perfectly matching Whitechapel's Drop A / low-tuned modern deathcore tone. Keep the amp bass around 4 to avoid sub-low flub on your 7-string, pushing the onboard Grind circuit to shape the aggressive percussive bite. Your Ibanez RGD with bridge passive humbuckers provides punchy natural transients that cut through when mids are set slightly forward at 6.
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