I posted this same question in a different thread yesterday (no replies). I too did a search and didn't find what I was looking for. I guess I searched for the wrong thing!
One of the solutions on one of those threads was all about setting it up in stereo, which is something I want to avoid, and taking those solutions and mixing the output to a singly output channel is asking for phase issues.
I have screwed with a chorus in the past, but didn't get results that I liked. I probably dialed it in wrong or whatever.
In the other threads multiple solutions were mentioned, including the wow & flutter (a stereo solution), the detune function of the pitch shifter (which I asked about in my thread), a short delay (which I asked about), and the possibility of running 2 amps in a patch with slightly different sounds, and some sort of combination of everything.
I know I'm going to have to play with these various options to find what I like, but I'd like some guidance if anyone has played around already.
For example:
If I use the pitch detune, should I throw that at the beginning of the chain and then separate wet/dry outputs into 2 amps in the patch, and then merge those two back together at the output? Or is putting it after the amps better? Would it be more effective to run amp->Pitchdetune ->separate into 2 different cabs, then into the mixer to send them out to a single output of the AxeFx? Same question with a delay-based approach, etc.
IOW, I'm wondering what the best, most realistic way to approach this is, from those that have really played around with it.
Again, looking for a mono output from the AxeFx.
