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Bckyrd Guitar Tone — Hot Mulligan

Exact amp settings for every part of “Bckyrd”, a punk 2010s+ track by Hot Mulligan.

Bckyrd by Hot Mulligan has 2 distinct guitar parts documented here, built around the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe (typical clean amp for Midwest emo/Hot Mulligan. Pick the section you’re learning below for its gain and EQ, then open the full page to see the complete rig, pickup and pedal chain — and adapt every knob to your own amp and guitar for free.

Riff · Clean

Bckyrd — Riff · Clean

Amp: Fender Hot Rod Deluxe (typical clean amp for Midwest emo/Hot Mulligan
Gain 0Bass 5.5Mid 6Treble 7Presence 6Reverb 4.5
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Solo · Distorted

Bckyrd — Solo · Distorted

Amp: Unknown (likely Fender or Marshall style
Gain 7Bass 6Mid 6.5Treble 7Presence 6Reverb 3.5
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Bckyrd guitar tone — FAQ

What amp settings do I need for Bckyrd by Hot Mulligan?

The main part uses gain 0, bass 5.5, mid 6, treble 7, presence 6, reverb 4.5 (out of 10) on the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe (typical clean amp for Midwest emo/Hot Mulligan. Bckyrd has 2 documented parts (Riff · Clean, Solo · Distorted) — open each below for its exact gain and EQ, then adapt them to your own amp free.

What amp is used in Bckyrd?

These tones were built around Fender Hot Rod Deluxe (typical clean amp for Midwest emo/Hot Mulligan, Unknown (likely Fender or Marshall style. You don’t need the same amp, though — GuitarToneAdapt re-dials the Bckyrd tone for whatever amp and guitar you already own, free in the browser.

How many guitar tones are in Bckyrd?

Bckyrd by Hot Mulligan has 2 distinct guitar parts documented here: Riff · Clean, Solo · Distorted. Each has its own amp settings and signal chain.

How do I get the Bckyrd guitar tone on my own amp?

Start from the settings for the part you’re learning above, then let GuitarToneAdapt compensate for your specific amp, guitar and pedals so it sits like the record — no new gear needed, free.