Fuzz+Wah
Добавлено: Ср окт 16, 2013 8:54 pm
Гитаристы и меломаны, а также радиолюбители )
Поделитесь опытом использования вах и фузза вместе! Потому как звучит это "like a shit" =)
Нарыл на просторах:
Put the Wah after the Fuzz, not before. The problem here is that you end up with a very intense Wah sound, which can be very shrill and deafening to most people. While some people have gotten good results from this, most agree that it's a pretty lousy sound.
Put a "clean boost" or "buffer" type of pedal between the Wah and the Fuzz. This cures the problem, but it creates a new one. You see, the Fuzz Face works best with no active circuitry between it, and your guitar's pickups. Any type of active buffer will kill much of the FuzzFace tone and make it sound more like a regular distortion pedal. It also affects the ability to "clean up" the fuzz by rolling back the volume knob on your guitar, one of the greatest features of the FuzzFace.
Put a resistor at the input of the FuzzFace to increase its input impedance. This helps to minimize the problem, returning much of the Wah's range and preventing oscillation. This is probably the best of the three remedies listed. But there's one considerable draw back - it takes away from the intensity and sustain of the Fuzz by cutting the input signal. Note - The Foxrox FuzzFoot (part of Captain Coconut and Captain Coconut 2) includes an on-board trimmer potentiometer for using this approach to getting the Wah Wah pedal to sound good with the Fuzz.
link
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/archiv ... 20905.html
Поделитесь опытом использования вах и фузза вместе! Потому как звучит это "like a shit" =)
Нарыл на просторах:
Put the Wah after the Fuzz, not before. The problem here is that you end up with a very intense Wah sound, which can be very shrill and deafening to most people. While some people have gotten good results from this, most agree that it's a pretty lousy sound.
Put a "clean boost" or "buffer" type of pedal between the Wah and the Fuzz. This cures the problem, but it creates a new one. You see, the Fuzz Face works best with no active circuitry between it, and your guitar's pickups. Any type of active buffer will kill much of the FuzzFace tone and make it sound more like a regular distortion pedal. It also affects the ability to "clean up" the fuzz by rolling back the volume knob on your guitar, one of the greatest features of the FuzzFace.
Put a resistor at the input of the FuzzFace to increase its input impedance. This helps to minimize the problem, returning much of the Wah's range and preventing oscillation. This is probably the best of the three remedies listed. But there's one considerable draw back - it takes away from the intensity and sustain of the Fuzz by cutting the input signal. Note - The Foxrox FuzzFoot (part of Captain Coconut and Captain Coconut 2) includes an on-board trimmer potentiometer for using this approach to getting the Wah Wah pedal to sound good with the Fuzz.
link
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/archiv ... 20905.html