This is just way cool. Throw a bunch of effects together in an envelope filter along with an octave.
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Seems like auto-wah's get limited use. The only half-popular solo I can recall
was an Edie Brickell song that was pretty much a one-hit-wonder.
I like goofing around with auto-wahs, but for recording and playing live, I much prefer a standard pedal wah.
Quote from: stringsthings on September 28, 2018, 03:35:22 AM
Seems like auto-wah's get limited use. The only half-popular solo I can recall
was an Edie Brickell song that was pretty much a one-hit-wonder.
I like goofing around with auto-wahs, but for recording and playing live, I much prefer a standard pedal wah.
Stevie wonder, jerry garcia, PRINCE, most reggae, most funk, most disco, the radioheads, primus....
I find autowahs immensely enjoyable and actually favor them over a standard wah. If a subtle effect is dialed in, it adds a nice vocal quality to my playing that is determined by my attack (I tend to play fingerstyle nowadays).