Are you one of those guitarists who likes to put modulation/time based effects/compression on at an almost imperceptible level? I must admit I never really understood the purpose of doing so. It always makes me raise a bit of an eyebrow when I see a guitarist playing with about fifteen effects on, all set way down and basically giving a dry sound.
My own tone doesn't usually include any reverb/delay/compression anyway- but it's always made even less sense to me that when people use those things, you can (usually) barely tell. People spend a lot of money on a pedal to keep it basically on one. Then again- maybe I focus more on obtaining a dry sound from my rig good enough that I don't need to use those effects to 'mask' it or make subtle changes anyway (to my ears.)
*The exception is an old solid state amp of mine that has amazing tremolo; when I use it, I prefer it -not- subtle.
My own tone doesn't usually include any reverb/delay/compression anyway- but it's always made even less sense to me that when people use those things, you can (usually) barely tell. People spend a lot of money on a pedal to keep it basically on one. Then again- maybe I focus more on obtaining a dry sound from my rig good enough that I don't need to use those effects to 'mask' it or make subtle changes anyway (to my ears.)
*The exception is an old solid state amp of mine that has amazing tremolo; when I use it, I prefer it -not- subtle.
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