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Wah is the greatest pedal ever made.
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Wah pedals are really fun
Whammy and Talkboxes are really cool to play around with, and you can get some really crazy sounds with modulation effects: eg. With a phaser you can get some cool underwater type sounds and space- type sounds Chorus pedals are cool because you can get some out of tune sounds with them, which can be really good for some metal solos Tremolo pedals are also fun Flangers can make cool space sounds and jet engine noises Octavers can make some weird sounds too And finally delay, if you set delay on long feedback then play something then immediately turn the knob backwards so the delay is back to zero, it sounds really cool Check out my Youtube videos for more info: http://www.youtube.com/user/matthewcox1000?feature=mhee |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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All of these "buy a multi-fx to see which effects you like" posts can easily be replaced with watching a bunch of pedal demos on YouTube, especially Johnny DeMarco's stuff because he's hilarious, informative, and can shred. OP, what's your budget? If you're rich, then I actually do recommend a multi-fx. An AxeFX. Then give it to me.
My favorite toys under $200 (reasonable enough, I think) are my Earthquaker Devices Hoof and BOSS Harmonist. Though I recommend doing what I plan on doing, which is buying a cheap, decent bass because bass is awesome.
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^this. what kind of music do you play? someone who plays rock music would most likely look into delay, wah, etc where as someone who plays pop music may be more inclined to by a chorus or flanger. I've found MANY uses for my whammy pedal thats for sure. I also second the POG comment up there. Overall my personal list would be delay, whammy, wah, chorus, and some sort of ring modulator just to make some crazy noises haha
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You missed out gearmanndude. His videos are always a good laugh.
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The more I think about it the more the answer has gotta be Wah. I think they are the easiest to use right out of the box, mine required very little tweaking, one of the most useable pedals, and one of the funnest to play. Phaser, tremolo, flanger are fun for a bit but get old fast (to me anyways) but I always like ripping a good Wah solo or two.
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Location: Perth, Western Australia
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That's like saying sex can be replaced by watching porn, it's just not the same as doing it yourself. And the Behringer FX-600 goes for like $20 - $30 average on eBay, you'll easily get your money back on one. |
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Everyone likes a delay but I think we can all agree the most fun is the whammy?
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Join Date: Nov 2001
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If you don't know what effects you want, then a multifx unit is definitely the best place to start. You'll be able to play around with all the different effects & decide which you like, which you don't, which you need for different songs etc. They'll also often have some extra special effects that don't really fit into any specific category.
After you've been playing with it for a while, you'll start to realise which effects you're using & when you're using them, then you can start thinking about getting specific pedals to really hit the sound you're looking for.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Line 6 M13 + Expression Pedal
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Orlando
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Looks great but it's a little out of my price range atm. If there was something similar for around 100-150 USD I'd be all over it.
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This looks awesome actually. How are the effects on it?
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Well I see your amp already has reverb so I'd suggest a multi FX unit of some sort that has at least one expression pedal like something from Line 6, Digitech or the like.
That should get you some of almost everything to at least try Phaser, Flanger, Wah, Fuzz, Leslie, Chorus, Delay etc. and typically more that one flavor of each. There should be something in there that you'll like. That way you can have a lot of different FX to play with while that route also tends to make it a little tidier to deal with underfoot and without having all those extra cables and interconnects that can go bad that you get from hooking up a blazillion little separate boxes. In the long haul, it's also cheaper than all those individual boxes. Why settle for just the salad or potatoes when you can have the whole dinner? Quote:
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Maybe look for a used multi FX. You should be able to find something in that price range out there. I think I've seen them at my local GC priced like that.
There is tons of stuff out there that starving musicians have had to sell in order to eat. Don't forget Boss and Roland, I'm sure there are others in addtion to Line6 and Digitech. With all that stuff out there you should find something. If you find something that looks interesting ask back here for folks who've had one. Quote:
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Get a leslie cab.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: NJ
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Nice
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EQD Rainbow Machine nothing can be as fun as that
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