Using Chorus With Distortion at Luke Earsman blog

Using Chorus With Distortion. Doesn't sound too good for riffs (gets a bit muddled), but. Automating panning to make a chorus sound wide; Again, fat or transparent chorus can work, although many players. I always thought it was a smoother chorus. If i remember right, i always preferred the chorus pedal before my overdrive/distortion pedals. Using audio effects like reverb or distortion to create impact; Putting a chorus after a rather distorted tone will transport you back to the shredders of the eighties. Not all of them used a chorus for their lead. With distorted tones, the chorus effect brings you into classic ’80s shredder territory. Follow along with this tutorial. If you have a clean amp, you could. Using a chorus with a distorted/overdrive tone. If you're into early 80s wall of flange/chorus sound (the cure, siouxsie & the banshees, etc), they were playing a flanger or chorus into their amp's distortion. Chorus can work well for leads & harmonies when placed before distortion.

I always thought it was a smoother chorus. Doesn't sound too good for riffs (gets a bit muddled), but. With distorted tones, the chorus effect brings you into classic ’80s shredder territory. Using a chorus with a distorted/overdrive tone. Again, fat or transparent chorus can work, although many players. If i remember right, i always preferred the chorus pedal before my overdrive/distortion pedals. Not all of them used a chorus for their lead. Follow along with this tutorial. Putting a chorus after a rather distorted tone will transport you back to the shredders of the eighties. Using audio effects like reverb or distortion to create impact;

MXR Distortion + guitar pedal schematic meaning of +4.5V Electrical

Using Chorus With Distortion Putting a chorus after a rather distorted tone will transport you back to the shredders of the eighties. I always thought it was a smoother chorus. If you have a clean amp, you could. If i remember right, i always preferred the chorus pedal before my overdrive/distortion pedals. Using audio effects like reverb or distortion to create impact; Using a chorus with a distorted/overdrive tone. Automating panning to make a chorus sound wide; Putting a chorus after a rather distorted tone will transport you back to the shredders of the eighties. With distorted tones, the chorus effect brings you into classic ’80s shredder territory. Not all of them used a chorus for their lead. Doesn't sound too good for riffs (gets a bit muddled), but. Follow along with this tutorial. Chorus can work well for leads & harmonies when placed before distortion. Again, fat or transparent chorus can work, although many players. If you're into early 80s wall of flange/chorus sound (the cure, siouxsie & the banshees, etc), they were playing a flanger or chorus into their amp's distortion.