blurzgoon
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posted on 10/4/2004 at 11:03 |
Hi!
I've just started to pick up electric guitar, my friend has lend me his
Boss ME-30 effect board to use. However I'm not sure about eq, reverbs and
stuff. I'm unfamiliar with the board and effects. Usually what kind of
sound electric guitar uses? Is there any instructions online or anything
that i can learn about effects? what are the basic effects to set on the
effect board? Any advises? ____________________ Eileen |
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brian
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posted on 10/4/2004 at 11:29, Reply 1 |
The most common effect for guitar is Reverb as it gives your sound space
kinda like playing in different rooms varying in sizes. Chorus is also very
popular as it adds depth to your sound. Chorus works by doubling the signal
coming in and off setting it making it sound bigger. Flanger is the same
it's just offset more. Delay ia similiar to a chorus,flanger with a large
offset causing the delay/repeat sound. EQ is adding additional Frequencies
to your sound. Add more bottom end Bass, Mids or high end treble........
Use your eyes and experiment with the sounds..
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brian
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posted on 10/4/2004 at 11:34, Reply 2 |
here's something for you to mess with
Zakk Wylde Sound
Devices Used:
ME-30 - Distortion Equalizer Chorus Wah Pedal
Sound Description:
This is how I get Zakk Wylde's sound. I recommend using a Les Paul or
similar guitar with humbuckers. Use the neck pickup as much as possible to
get the heaviness, but you'll probably need to use the bridge pickup to
nail the Artificial Harmonics.
Settings:
OD/DS
Type:Metal
Drive:100
Tone:+20
Level:75
EQ
Treble:+10
Middle:-14
Bass:+14
Level:-4
Chorus
Rate:70
Depth:45
Level:80
Wah Pedal on standby
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Metallica Sound
Sound Description:
This is the best sound of Metallica I had made, but maybe when you try it,
you could say: this is to distorted for the first strings. Well if you
didn't knew Metallica technique for this thing, I'll tell you: Just make a
Palm Muting(needed strings), you'll realize that this is the way they do
their riffs.
Settings:
Guitar Icon: Humbucker
Compressor:
Sustain: 30
Attack: 100
Level: 40
Overdrive/
Distortion:
Type: Metal
Drive: 90
Tone: 25
Level: 35
Equalizer:
Treble: 2
Middle: -6
Bass: 8
Level: 2
Noise suppressor: 65
Pedal: Volume:B
Master Level: 70
*****Effects not listed are off*****
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blurzgoon
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posted on 10/5/2004 at 11:59, Reply 3 |
Hey thanks alot! Thanks, anyway can i ask what are the usual effects
electric guitarist use in their user-effects? i have 9 banks unfortunately
I dunno what effects I can fill them up with. ____________________ Eileen |
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Guitar101
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posted on 10/5/2004 at 12:15, Reply 4 |
I would try a little reverb a touch of chorus a dab of compression and
slice of deay for leads. Just because you have 9 banks don't mean you need
to use them all
Experiment that's how you learn really. The patches above where meant to
get you started.
Good luck ____________________
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blurzgoon
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posted on 10/7/2004 at 11:48, Reply 5 |
Ok sure! thanks for the help ____________________ Eileen |
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blurzgoon
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posted on 10/8/2004 at 12:21, Reply 6 |
| I have been using this board for only 2 days, unfortunately when everything
is pluged in and power is on there is no sound. I've checked my electric
guitar and amp nothing is wrong, only when the effect board is plugged in
there is no sound, the LCD screen is still working. Anything i can do? ____________________ Eileen |
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schwim
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posted on 10/8/2004 at 22:39, Reply 7 |
Try reversing your input and output cords.
thanks,
json ____________________ If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving's not for you.
Nietze: God is dead
God: Nietze is dead |
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brian
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posted on 10/9/2004 at 19:58, Reply 8 |
Also check if the volume on your effects is turned up
Most likely you have the cables backwards |
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Rikkie
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posted on 6/29/2005 at 16:53, Reply 9 |
I dont know this sound board but i can give you one advise some one gave me
once.
If you got some money to spend find your self an amp that sounds good on
its own(maybe with an overdrive channel) and try to use as little effects
as possible.
For me most tube amps do the trick.
I only need a distortion pedal, everything else is just guitar and amp.
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