pitch Eb or F

[Harm]

Hi all,

What is the best place to put the pitch block when you want it to change the pitch of your guitar? I tried several places. I now have it straight after the input block, but the Eb tuning sounds a bit metallic/digital squeel and the F sounds very mucht that.
Not too happy with the pitch block so far when I use it for this or whammy. The whammy doesn't really work because it messes up the sound in my preset (I posted about this earlier and others confirmed) Summary: When it is in the preset my playing and the sound coming out of the speakers are delayed.
Thanks

Harm

 

[yek]

Always at the start of the grid, just after Input.

In general, when you want to shift the entire range (capo), put it at the start. For harmony stuff and such, put it between amp and cab.

https://wiki.fractalaudio.com/wiki/...block#Position_of_the_Pitch_block_on_the_grid

 

[RDH]

Make sure you don't hear the acoustic sound of your strings or it will be really weird.

 

[brianv4]

Make sure you don't hear the acoustic sound of your strings or it will be really weird.

This^^^

 

[Harm]

Make sure you don't hear the acoustic sound of your strings or it will be really weird.

Thanks and yes, of course. lol

 

[jyflorida]

The virtual capo is incredible. Our band does several tunes in flat keys, which are hell for guitarists. The VC makes my life a LOT easier since I can drop the pitch & play standard chords.

 

[HerrSquid]

Make sure you don't hear the acoustic sound of your strings or it will be really weird.

Yeah. It's surprising how much that bugs me.

 

[tysonlt]

Also... don’t, er, put it in parallel and wonder why it sounds weird.... I’m sure nobody would do that...