Chorus Before Overdrive at Henry Horning blog

Chorus Before Overdrive. Placing an overdrive before a chorus pedal, for instance, means the chorus is modulating the distorted signal. Conversely, if the overdrive is after the chorus, the clean, modulated If you put eq before a chorus, you’re actually eqing the source that the chorus is hearing. Referring back to the signal chain of a guitar amp, we reasoned that putting the eq in between preamp and power amp made sense because we want to shape our sound with eq and then raise or lower the overall volume of that sound as desired. Chorus is great after semiclean sounds if you are looking for that 80s. This can lead to a richer, more textured sound. Take a refresher on the basics, and then experiment at will. This is a demonstration of the sound of chorus before and after overdrive/gain. The difference was pretty noticeable. If you put a light chorus before the dirt, it fattens the distortion is a really nice way. While there are some occasions where a flanger or chorus before a distortion pedal can yield cool results, the consensus seems to be that they are best after distortion.

This is a demonstration of the sound of chorus before and after overdrive/gain. Placing an overdrive before a chorus pedal, for instance, means the chorus is modulating the distorted signal. If you put eq before a chorus, you’re actually eqing the source that the chorus is hearing. Referring back to the signal chain of a guitar amp, we reasoned that putting the eq in between preamp and power amp made sense because we want to shape our sound with eq and then raise or lower the overall volume of that sound as desired. Take a refresher on the basics, and then experiment at will. Conversely, if the overdrive is after the chorus, the clean, modulated The difference was pretty noticeable. While there are some occasions where a flanger or chorus before a distortion pedal can yield cool results, the consensus seems to be that they are best after distortion. This can lead to a richer, more textured sound. If you put a light chorus before the dirt, it fattens the distortion is a really nice way.

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Chorus Before Overdrive Referring back to the signal chain of a guitar amp, we reasoned that putting the eq in between preamp and power amp made sense because we want to shape our sound with eq and then raise or lower the overall volume of that sound as desired. This can lead to a richer, more textured sound. This is a demonstration of the sound of chorus before and after overdrive/gain. Conversely, if the overdrive is after the chorus, the clean, modulated Placing an overdrive before a chorus pedal, for instance, means the chorus is modulating the distorted signal. If you put a light chorus before the dirt, it fattens the distortion is a really nice way. Referring back to the signal chain of a guitar amp, we reasoned that putting the eq in between preamp and power amp made sense because we want to shape our sound with eq and then raise or lower the overall volume of that sound as desired. If you put eq before a chorus, you’re actually eqing the source that the chorus is hearing. Chorus is great after semiclean sounds if you are looking for that 80s. While there are some occasions where a flanger or chorus before a distortion pedal can yield cool results, the consensus seems to be that they are best after distortion. The difference was pretty noticeable. Take a refresher on the basics, and then experiment at will.