Reverb Pedals For... Metal? |
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Nov 17 2010, 10:04 PM
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QUOTE (Marabou @ Nov 17 2010, 09:50 PM)  I really need a pedal or something to make my guitar soloing sound better An EQ pedal to add mids and a delay. -------------------- My bands homepage
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Nov 17 2010, 10:13 PM
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Ok guys , do you guys have any specific pedals that you preffer that i´d use? main influences are powermetal and prog
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But check out the Digitech RP500, its about $300 (or less sometimes) and it has all that in it.
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Nov 17 2010, 10:41 PM
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Alright man, thanks alot i´ll check up on that
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Nov 17 2010, 11:33 PM
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Multi-fx pedals are a great way to go. As are modeling pedals. They give you huge value for the dollar. Instead of just a reverb, you get a rack full of gear in something you can fit in a back pack. The choice is very personal of course. Line 6 amkes a handy device called the "pocket pod" which has a bunch of handy fx stuffed in a tiny package. You can edit the presets in software on your computer as a bonus. You can get a pocket pod with wads of fx for about $50.
Here is a pic  and link http://www.guitarcenter.com/Line-6-Pocket-...622-i1425959.gc Here is a great review of the pocket pod. http://www.betterguitar.com/equipment/othe...pocket_pod.html They make a pedal board as well with more options for about two hundred U.S. Here is a pic  and link http://www.guitarcenter.com/Line-6-Floor-P...258-i1172343.gc There are many vendors and many brands and many products so make sure to try it before you buy it. That said, the line 6 product line is just plain good and a great place to start for your adventure in fx modeling. Practice! Todd This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Nov 17 2010, 11:38 PM |
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Nov 18 2010, 01:42 AM
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I f you are playing live usually the FOH guy does the trick for you,
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Nov 22 2010, 07:08 PM
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I would say you skip the reverb for metal, and add delay, it will add space without muddying up the overall sound. Good reverb in a pedal is hard to find anyway, and you would have to get some good boutique reverb to get the job done.
If you take mainstream delay boxes like Boss DD7, DD6 or even DD3, you won't make a mistake. Although they are digital, they are cutting nicely through the mix, which is important for live shows. DD7 has analog emulation and couple of interesting delay features. If you really want to go analog, check the MXR Carbon Copy. If you need that FX just for playing at home, check some multiFX units. -------------------- - Ivan's Video Chat Lesson Notes HERE
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