Linkin Park - Somewhere I Belong (Guitar 2 Cover)

TABS: https://www.linkinparkguitar.com/uplo...
DOWNLOAD THE ISOLATED GUITAR TRACK HERE: https://mega.nz/#!RpdxGKIT!86e04NQIqw...

Tuning: Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Bb

Signal Chain/Post-Production:
01. PRS SE 277 (Bridge pickup, volume/tone knobs all the way up)
02. Boss TU-3w Chromatic Tuner
03. Digitech Whammy V (Chords mode, Harmony up a fifth)
04. Customized Fender Champion 30 (Distorted channel, Treble - 10, Middle - 7, Bass - 5, Gain - 5)
05. Direct out from back of amp
06. Tascam US-122L recording interface
07. HP Envy 15 laptop (Running Windows 7)
08. Audacity 2.0.5 (Raw audio tracking)
09. AmpliTube 3 stompbox section: 7-Band Graphic EQ (100Hz at -4dB, 200Hz at -2dB, all other settings flat)
10. AmpliTube 3 cabinet section: "4x12 Closed Modern 2" cabinet model (Amp section is bypassed)
11. AmpliTube 3 rack section: Tube Compressor (Drive: 0.5dB, Attack: 25.6ms, Release: 197.7ms, Ratio: 1.95, Output Level: -0.7dB)
12. Adobe Audition 1.5 (Editing/mixing)

Filmed with an iPhone SE, edited in Windows Movie Maker.

Effects Notes:
Regular distorted/tube compressor tone the whole time. The Whammy is used for the feedback fade-ins, and the Graphic EQ is also on at all times to roll off some low end.

This is the part that's really different in the album version's Bb tuning compared to the Eb tuning used on the live version - the Db5 chords are in root position at the 3rd fret, and there's also a low open Bb5 that appears in the bridge. In addition to the main parts Mike plays on the live version, I've also included the harmonics on this part even though Brad plays them live, as doing the song in this configuration avoids anything overlapping with the clean parts from Guitar 1 (the same is true of the feedback fade-ins and the sustained octave I play at the end of the second chorus). Note that I'm playing the harmonics at the 5th fret of the low Bb string, while they're played at the 7th fret of the low Eb string on the live version - the harmonics have a very percussive "strummed" quality to them, so you'll definitely want to do them on the lowest available string regardless of which tuning you're playing the song in.