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rockerVu2
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 |  Subject: Question for guitarists.  Tue Oct 26, 2010 3:42 pm | |
| Some years ago I have bought a new amp.
But most of the time I see guitarist using a foot pedal for effects and distortion.
What do you use only an amp with the sound affects on your amp or do you use a foot pedal too?
I wonder now how hard to use is a foot pedal?
And if you can get more sound affects with a foot pedal? | |
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alldatndensum
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Age : 55
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Registration date : 2007-01-30
| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Tue Oct 26, 2010 5:38 pm | |
| Since I just play guitar occasionally, I just use the footswitch that came with the amp. I have my distortion control, and some reverb control that way. Other than that, I just use either a clean or distorted sound that I like.
When I record, though, I have a Line 6 POD that give me multiple tones, effects, etc. _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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Staybrite
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Age : 56
Localisation : Arizona Desert
Registration date : 2007-02-08
| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Tue Oct 26, 2010 7:30 pm | |
| The larger amps have foot switches that will let you changes for preset channels and/or effects built into the amp. I used that when I was playing regularly with my amp. I did have an additional distortion pedal (but seldom used it). I also have a really nice tuner that is a foot pedal, and I always used that.
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alldatndensum
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| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:01 pm | |
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- I also have a really nice tuner that is a foot pedal, and I always used that.
I have a clip on tuner. You clamp it to the headstock of your guitar, and you tune through the wood. _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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Staybrite
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Age : 56
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| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:38 pm | |
| Interesting.....it would have to clamp on pretty tight if I was gonna use....I have a tendency to really "rock out" when I play.
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sabidoo
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Age : 56
Localisation : Carthage, TN
Registration date : 2007-04-28
| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:40 pm | |
| - Staybrite wrote:
- I have a tendency to really "rock out" when I play.
I didn't know 'The Village People' ever rocked out... | |
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Staybrite
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| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:42 pm | |
| - sabidoo wrote:
- Staybrite wrote:
- I have a tendency to really "rock out" when I play.
I didn't know 'The Village People' ever rocked out...
Yes they did, but back in the 70's they were coreographed and people called them 'dance moves'.
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rockerVu2
Number of posts : 16657
Age : 95
Registration date : 2007-02-09
| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Wed Oct 27, 2010 9:34 am | |
| I thought to use a footswitch is more easier than using the knobs on your amp while playing.
Will ask my guitar teacher if I can use his when I have guitar lessons. | |
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alldatndensum
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Number of posts : 23657
Age : 55
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| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:08 am | |
| Using the footswitch is faster when you want to switch from your clean channel over to the distortion/overdrive. _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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rockerVu2
Number of posts : 16657
Age : 95
Registration date : 2007-02-09
| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:50 am | |
| That's what I thought.
I think you can create more cool sound affects with a footswitch.
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rockerVu2
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Age : 95
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| | Subject: Re: Question for guitarists. Mon Nov 01, 2010 11:22 am | |
| Played today with a footswich.
That's very cool.
I used a Metal Zone MT-2.
You can do much more sound affects and distortion with a footswich.
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