... I need one more thing. In one of the tunes in my current band's setlist, I'm supposed to hit a note and let it feedback for awhile while other things are going on, and I've been having trouble coaxing it out of any of my guitars. I'm actually very close now, with the Chopper in my Strat plugged into a Boss Heavy Metal pedal, running on the amp's clean channel.
By the way, these Boss HM-2s are a forgotten gem, I swear, and they're going for nothing right now on ebay. I've always been sort of curious how they sound compared to a Metal Zone - the last time I tried a MZ, I hated it, but that was ages ago... but I digress.
Now then, what I'm wondering is, what do I need to just kick what I've got over the edge so it starts feeding back? I can turn the volume up on the amp, but I need to go from the extended feedback burst right back into frantic power chording, so that won't really work. Right now, I just get sustain for years, which is fantastic in its own right, particularly from a Strat, but not what's called for.
I've been thinking of throwing my Big Muff in after the HM-2, but it tends to alter the sound fairly radically. Any other thoughts?
By the way, these Boss HM-2s are a forgotten gem, I swear, and they're going for nothing right now on ebay. I've always been sort of curious how they sound compared to a Metal Zone - the last time I tried a MZ, I hated it, but that was ages ago... but I digress.
Now then, what I'm wondering is, what do I need to just kick what I've got over the edge so it starts feeding back? I can turn the volume up on the amp, but I need to go from the extended feedback burst right back into frantic power chording, so that won't really work. Right now, I just get sustain for years, which is fantastic in its own right, particularly from a Strat, but not what's called for.
I've been thinking of throwing my Big Muff in after the HM-2, but it tends to alter the sound fairly radically. Any other thoughts?
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