@dean701 @GMGM @bleujazz3 @∞Fractals
So I wanted to follow up with results for this post. I did try PitchFollower. And I agree, a very cool tool! So the problem I am having with this option is that because when I play chords lower in the neck which may have notes in upper register, even like a open D on the 3rd fret, I will receive an intermittent spike in volume - not quite a pop sound but noticeable. If I just play individual notes (I'm looking for the 1st / 2nd string on 10th fret and up, I get the increased volume, but it is impacting the chords.
Any technique suggestions?
Next I will try the Compression suggestion and report.
Thanks everyone! This has been a great post, and the discussions very enlightening to others than just myself.
Scott
So I wanted to follow up with results for this post. I did try PitchFollower. And I agree, a very cool tool! So the problem I am having with this option is that because when I play chords lower in the neck which may have notes in upper register, even like a open D on the 3rd fret, I will receive an intermittent spike in volume - not quite a pop sound but noticeable. If I just play individual notes (I'm looking for the 1st / 2nd string on 10th fret and up, I get the increased volume, but it is impacting the chords.
Any technique suggestions?
Next I will try the Compression suggestion and report.
Thanks everyone! This has been a great post, and the discussions very enlightening to others than just myself.
Scott