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Heretic Riff Guitar Tone Settings — Frayle
Frayle · 2010s+ · metal
studio
Original Recording
Guitar
Unknown
Pickups
Unknown
Amp
Blackheart BH-5H
Pickup Position
Bridge pickup
Studio recording, 2025. The Blackheart BH-5H amp was used in the studio and is described as having a tone between the low-end sag of a Matamp GT120 and the high-end chime of a Fender. ([frayleband.com](https://frayleband.com/collections/all?utm_source=openai))
Amp Settings
Mids5
Bass7
Gain8
Reverb2.5
Treble5.5
Presence5
Effects Chain
- Frayle 'The Realms' Heavy Fuzz / Distortion Pedal · fuzz
- Frayle 'D.A.M. Black Acid' inspired fuzz pedal · fuzz
- EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath · reverb
- EarthQuaker Devices Transmisser · reverb
- EarthQuaker Devices Organizer · modulation
Guitar → Frayle 'The Realms' Heavy Fuzz / Distortion Pedal → Frayle 'D.A.M. Black Acid' inspired fuzz pedal → EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath → EarthQuaker Devices Transmisser → EarthQuaker Devices Organizer → Blackheart BH-5H Amp
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Tone Character
- crushingly heavy fuzz
- thick and heavy
- unholy fuzz
- signature 'Frayle' sound
- fuzzy guitar riffs
- monolithic guitar rumbling
- haunting ambience
- eerie forest vibes
- hypnotic, droning riffs
- melancholic darkness
Notes & Caveats
- Specific guitar model and pickup type are not available in the provided sources.
- Exact amp settings are estimated based on typical settings for achieving a heavy fuzz tone.
- Guitar knob settings are estimated based on achieving a heavy fuzz tone.
- Pickup selector position is inferred based on common practice for heavy fuzz tones.
- Effects pedal settings are estimated based on typical usage for heavy fuzz tones.
- Signal chain order is inferred based on common practice for heavy fuzz tones.
- Effect timing is inferred based on common practice for heavy fuzz tones.
- Settings cross-referenced with genre and era conventions for accuracy. Frayle's 'Heretic' features a heavy, doom-influenced tone with high gain and a thick low end, typical of the doom/stoner genre. The mids are balanced to avoid the scooped sound, while treble and presence are moderate to maintain a dark, sludgy character. Reverb is minimal to keep the sound tight.