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I love it when bands jump down on their hands and knees and start playing their pedals. It's cooooooool. Get yo' oscillation on. I can understand how having a chorus, flanger, phaser and wah would be lame though. Especially chorus.Gelato wrote:I've just gone back to the pedal phase after many years of not having one. Best I learn how to play now I supposeslash-ed wrote:Nah. I went through the pedal fascination phase ages ago. It started to wear off when I learnt to play ...
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I think having a bad chorus is lame...that's why a lot of people think chorus is not useable - most do sound very average. Anyone got any totally great sounding chorus recommendations? I have a CE-3 and it is average to say the least...
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I think the reason that some people don't appreciate chorus is simply that it doesn't suit some musical styles. For the oldies music I play, it works well.
For my music, so does tremelo. Flanger not so much. Delay and reverb - totally.
For my music, so does tremelo. Flanger not so much. Delay and reverb - totally.
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I've got an Ibanez CS-9. Subtle when needs. Great all round really.
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I have a CH1 and a CE2. The CH1 is a great pedal, really versitile. It can do from subtle thickening of the sound all the way to small clone sounding come as you are chorus.
The CE2 is more of a one trick pony doing the subtle thickening the sound type of chorus, but it does it really well.
I do like using a few effects, but unless you're trying to wash your sound out I reckon modulation effects sound best blended about 50% through an effects loop, so you're still getting your dry guitar sound in the mix as well.
The CE2 is more of a one trick pony doing the subtle thickening the sound type of chorus, but it does it really well.
I do like using a few effects, but unless you're trying to wash your sound out I reckon modulation effects sound best blended about 50% through an effects loop, so you're still getting your dry guitar sound in the mix as well.