Prodigy on digital guitar (breathe) - misa quadwave

Messing around on the Misa Quadwave digital guitar, with a patch that I thought sounded a bit like the guitar sound on the track Breathe by the Prodigy. Breathe is a track featured on their album The Fat of the Land, and it's one of the group's most iconic songs.

The main sound is a reese bass from Vital, and when I tap on the left side of the touchpad, the sound changes to a scream.

Gear & Setup:
-MIDI Controller: Misa Quadwave
-DAW: Ableton Live
-Synth: Vital
-Audio Interface: Miditech Audiolink III

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