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  • G-Major setting

    I run a G-Major in my loop and run stereo through 2 412 cabs on each side of the stage. When I run heavy on delays or pitch shifter for certain songs my sound is wide like 2 guitars. I like that. Now I'd also like to have that simulated dual guitar sound for the rhythm stuff but keeping the FX low key. Anyone have any G-major setting tips for a dual guitar effect that still sounds like to nearly dry amps playing slightly out of sync? I'm thinking a touch of ping-pong delay or maybe chorus?

  • #2
    Run the pitch shifter, but nudge it in either direction - +1 cent and -1 cent. Should sound massive.

    Pete

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    • #3
      +1
      That's also cool for recordings!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Twisteramps View Post
        Run the pitch shifter, but nudge it in either direction - +1 cent and -1 cent. Should sound massive.

        Pete
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        • #5
          Heh, heh... Let the madness continue!! I'm really going to like mine I think...

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          • #6
            I'll give it a whirl. Thanks guys.

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