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Originally posted by Securb
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It's weird how people hear things differently. To me, when a phaser or flanger is put in front of an amp it sounds less intense and more a part of the overall guitar sound . . . and the more gain used the less and less effect the modulation has. In the loop it sounds more intense and has greater control over the final signal from the guitar . . . and the more gain you add the more intense it seems to get.Join me in the fight against muscular atrophy!
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I am another one that likes the phaser in front of the amp. I like it in front of any gain pedal, too.Administrator of the SDUGFComment
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What did people ever do before FX loops...?
There are really no hard set rules. So much of it is dependent on personal taste, what amp, pedals, tone, etc you have. Change a couple pedals and you may be routing things differently.
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We dreamed of less muddy and confusing tones!Originally posted by Bogner View PostWhat did people ever do before FX loops...?
There are really no hard set rules. So much of it is dependent on personal taste, what amp, pedals, tone, etc you have. Change a couple pedals and you may be routing things differently.
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Oh FLANGER.
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