Referencing the cool heavy wah sound that gets played throughout. This possible with the FM9? Is it just Wah + Octave on a downtuned guitar? Or is it just Wah and downtuned guitar?
You guys were killin' it! Sooooo groovy!here's my cover band doing it live:
Referencing the cool heavy wah sound that gets played throughout. This possible with the FM9? Is it just Wah + Octave on a downtuned guitar? Or is it just Wah and downtuned guitar?
Not looking to toot my own horn but, here's my cover band doing it live:
Bass is doing the wah.
Guitar is single coil NECK position (very important)
For this I have the pitch in front, delay in front, super short with enough feedback to be tapping the one string, letting the delay and kill switch create that tremolo-esque sound, while slowly riding the expression pedal up in pitch for those intro/verse parts.
Dual delays (same as the intro/verse + Longer delays ) for the 'solo', and again riding the expression pedal up and down.
It kind of depends on the song, sometimes the effects sounds better in front sometimes better in the loop. But for was, yes it's, it's in the effects loop like @Fat Biscuit says. No wah on guitar in this song though.
The way I have it setup for this is song is that everything's in standard, until the pre chorus/chorus, that's when I hit a second pitch setting (octave) to get the low A. I do this because I play the one guitar for the entire rage set and sometimes we switch between songs really fast without time to change guitars, even then, my spare guitar is in standard or drop D since 99% of the rage tunes are in that tuning.
Thanks GiRa!You guys were killin' it! Sooooo groovy!
Yes, bass for sure is doing the wah in this song, not guitar.I might be wrong but don't you think this wah is taken directly in a parallel circuit from the bass guitar's signal, not from the guitar ?
Thanks! So there's no wah in this song on guitar. Unless you mean to say you want to play the bass wah part on guitar...or are you saying you have a bass and want to do the bass part of this song?so cool! awesome job. so maybe I could try octave down on my variax and then wah in the fm9?
Sorry, I meant play the bass wah part on guitar lolThanks GiRa!
Yes, bass for sure is doing the wah in this song, not guitar.
Thanks! So there's no wah in this song on guitar. Unless you mean to say you want to play the bass wah part on guitar...or are you saying you have a bass and want to do the bass part of this song?
Then I'd recommend an octave down using the pitch block to start before an amp/cab block, then adding a wah, try the wah in between the amp and cab block first, that usually gives it a stronger wah effect (less gain though).Sorry, I meant play the bass wah part on guitar lol