Oasis
Don't Look Back in Anger guitar tone settings.
(What's the Story) Morning Glory? · 1995 · Indie Rock
Explore Don't Look Back in Anger by Oasis: an example rig, amp settings and playing tips. Adapt the reference to your own supported gear with Amper.
Artwork unavailableLead guitar
Rounded, melodic lead drive.
In your hands
Use unhurried bends and keep the echo below the main note.
Evidence and sources
Amper practice recreation for the named guitar part or arrangement. Gain, EQ, pickup and effect choices are authored starting points, not documented artist settings or a verified recording rig. No track-specific recording evidence is claimed for this profile. Listening validation on physical gear is pending.
An authored example rig, not your matched settings or a documented artist preset.
guitar · Gibson
Les Paul Standard '60s
3-way toggleWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Neck volumeWhy this setting?
Set pickup output here. Both volumes stay available so the middle selector position is not accidentally muted.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Neck pickup output.
Bridge volumeWhy this setting?
Set pickup output here. Both volumes stay available so the middle selector position is not accidentally muted.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Bridge pickup output.
Neck toneWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Neck treble roll-off.
Bridge toneWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Bridge treble roll-off.
pedal · BOSS
DD-8 Digital Delay
E.LevelWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Effect level; mode-dependent.
FeedbackWhy this setting?
Begin with restrained repeats; reduce if echoes build up.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Repeat regeneration; mode-dependent.
TimeWhy this setting?
Approximate knob travel only, not milliseconds. Adjust timing to the phrase by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Delay time; range depends on mode and tap division.
ModeWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
CarryoverWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Pedal switchWhy this setting?
Use a normal short press; check the indicator. Do not hold for tap, looping or special gestures.
Effect switching, tap tempo, Warp/GLT gestures or looper transport depend on mode.
Use mono INPUT A and OUTPUT A, Standard mode, and the ordinary effect on/off press. Match delay timing by ear; do not use Loop, Warp or GLT for this plan.
amp · VOX
AC15C1
Master volumeWhy this setting?
Start with output at minimum, then raise toward this low starting position to suit your room; knob position is not loudness.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Overall output.
Tone CutWhy this setting?
Clockwise removes treble. A brighter target uses less Tone Cut; this is not a treble-boost control.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Clockwise removes high frequencies; not a treble boost.
Tremolo depthWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Modulation intensity.
Tremolo speedWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Modulation rate.
Reverb levelWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Reverb mix.
Top Boost bassWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Interactive low EQ.
Top Boost trebleWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Interactive high EQ.
Top Boost volumeWhy this setting?
Editorial starting point, not a measured reproduction. Compare at equal listening volume and adjust by ear.
Normalized knob travel 0-10. Top Boost preamp drive.
Plug into the Top Boost input. There is no channel-selection switch. Top Boost Volume sets preamp drive; Master controls room output. If a footswitch is connected, enable reverb/tremolo only when the plan uses them.
Know the limits
- Editorial recreation; these settings have not been listening-tested on your setup.
- AC15C1 lacks separate middle controls; the target EQ cannot be matched independently.
- Pickup output, speakers, room, and studio layering remain differences; the numeric mapping is not an acoustic calibration.
- This plan uses full humbuckers; a single-coil reference remains a pickup-type compromise.
- The song profile has no exact delay time, subdivision or repeat count. Delay settings are approximate and need adjustment by ear.
- AC15C1 does not provide a modern high-gain channel. For heavy saturation, use an appropriate selected drive pedal; preamp gain alone may not reach the reference.
- The displayed chain uses the amp input. Delay/reverb before an overdriven preamp will sound different from a post-drive studio effect; start with a low mix.
These are Amper recreation settings, not the artist’s exact knob positions. The example rig translates this named part’s stored gain, EQ, pickup and effect targets into verified hardware controls. Amper practice recreation for the named guitar part or arrangement. Gain, EQ, pickup and effect choices are authored starting points, not documented artist settings or a verified recording rig. No track-specific recording evidence is claimed for this profile. Listening validation on physical gear is pending.