Still Into You

The recording

Taylor York performed the clean rhythm parts on "Still Into You" with a Fender Telecaster, using the bridge pickup. The guitar signal was processed through a TC Electronic G‑Major multi‑effects unit for chorus and reverb, then sent to a Marshall JCM800 set on a clean channel. The parts were double‑tracked and panned to create a bright, airy texture that sits prominently in the mix.

Tuning Standard (E A D G B E)

Reported gear

Fender Telecaster

Guitar

Taylor York recorded the clean rhythm parts on "Still Into You" with a Fender Telecaster, using the bridge pickup for a bright, cutting tone, as documented in an Inside Track interview and a gear rundown.

TC Electronic G-Major

Multi-effects

A TC Electronic G-Major multi‑effects unit was used to add chorus and reverb, providing the shimmering ambience heard throughout the track; York confirmed its use in a gear interview.

Marshall JCM800

Amp

The signal was sent to a Marshall JCM800 set on a clean channel, delivering the tight, punchy tone that underlies the song; this amp choice is noted in both the Inside Track article and a tone guide for the track.

Alternatives

Squier Affinity Telecaster

Budget alternative · for the Fender Telecaster

$180 to $200

Marshall DSL40C

Budget alternative · for the Marshall JCM800

$900 to $1,100

Boss CE-2 Chorus pedal

Budget alternative · for the TC Electronic G-Major

$120 to $150

Practical playing approach

Recreation guidance, not a claim about undocumented studio control positions.

1. 1.Select the bridge pickup for maximum brightness.
2. 2.Set the amp gain low and volume high for a clean tone.
3. 3.Engage the chorus on the G‑Major to achieve the song’s shimmering texture.
4. 4.Play with moderate picking attack and let chords ring to preserve clarity.