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November 12, 2002 at 5:01 am #43390
simmonsParticipanthi there.
Has anyone tried a e-bow plus?it´s a effect that works on the strings itself by producing an energy field that vibrates and sustain your guitar string…
I wonder if this thing is similar to what the band Grandaddy use right before the chorus in the song: "summer here kids".
Know what I am talking about? <img>
December 6, 2002 at 5:49 am #56169
TereParticipantI know something about ebow, not about Grandaddy use of it
it’s a fabulous object, it helps u to create a great atmosphere! You can use it with reverb, delay and chorus, using different tecniques, so u can create many sounds, cello too.
there is a interesting site about it http://www.ebow.com/”>http://www.ebow.com/January 2, 2003 at 1:01 am #56170
simmonsParticipantWell I was probably wrong about Grandaddy. A tremolo pedal is more likely to be the sound I refered to…
February 3, 2003 at 3:09 pm #56171
velveteen_rayParticipantI Own the original E-bow & the E-bow+, they are both awesome for adding lots of different sounds to recordings.Basically the E-bow plus is the same as the original but adds another mode that lets to hear a harmonic an octave up.
This effect is perfect for simulating feedback and if you use other effts with it you can get keyboard sounds, etc.
I even ran mine through an Electro-Harmonix Bass Balls pedal, controling the filter frequency by sliding the E-bow to and from the neck pickup.(closer to the pick up is louder) The Bass Balls is an Envelop Filter. -
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