Post by wannaplayblues on Mar 23, 2024 6:45:30 GMT -6
Well, this one was just a nice laid back piece to play and enjoy.
To make the sound a little more interesting and "fuller" I bought a chorus pedal and through that into the chain mix. Furthermore, I bought a new IR Cabinet emulation pedal that supports DI and XLR out, so this was recorded using the XLR. I keep finding new ways to record quicker with less time wasted, now my pedalboard has everything I need to sound like the Fender 65 Princeton and record with it or go direct to mixer/DAW, etc. Added to that, I could take the signal direct to an amp "return" to bypass the pre-amp and get my sound through an actual cabinet.
So many options... gotta make sure I don't waste my time on tinkering rather than playing
Anyhow, see what you think of the chorus effect, it's quite mild...
To make the sound a little more interesting and "fuller" I bought a chorus pedal and through that into the chain mix. Furthermore, I bought a new IR Cabinet emulation pedal that supports DI and XLR out, so this was recorded using the XLR. I keep finding new ways to record quicker with less time wasted, now my pedalboard has everything I need to sound like the Fender 65 Princeton and record with it or go direct to mixer/DAW, etc. Added to that, I could take the signal direct to an amp "return" to bypass the pre-amp and get my sound through an actual cabinet.
So many options... gotta make sure I don't waste my time on tinkering rather than playing
Anyhow, see what you think of the chorus effect, it's quite mild...
