Electro-Harmonix STRING9 String Ensemble EHX with acoustic guitar
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- Опубліковано 2 вер 2023
- Electro-Harmonix STRING9 String Ensemble EHX with acoustic guitar
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Fantastic stompbox EHX
Fantastic Video - Thanks - This looks like it might 'Work' for my needs! --- For the people that might not know... These pedals allow you to have both the Clean Signal (Guitar) & the Effect, come through at the same time, which is Great if you want 2 Signals/Sounds coming through a PA or Amp. Most pedals only allow you to have 1 Modified Sound go to the PA or Amp. Pretty Amazing - Once again... Thanks!
I'm glad you liked it. The effect is truly amazing, just like the entire EHX series.
In another video I showed how I solved the issue of combining several effects with the ability to adjust the amount of modulated and clean signal live.
Regards and I recommend EHX series 9
@@bogaciludzie - Nice - How did you use the Volume Pedal with the String9? I'm not looking to use many/any Effects with it. Looking to go - Acoustic Guitar, String9 & Amp. Thanks for your information!
Hi @@Very-Relaxing.Soundscapes
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Here I showed quite precisely the signal path in my pedalboard.
I'm currently using two effects interchangeably (I also had KEY9 and SYNTH9) and that's why at the beginning I split the guitar signal into two, and then pass one of them through the selected EHX.
@@bogaciludzie - I watched that video yesterday, shortly after writing my Question to you. Thanks!
Thanks. To make sure I understand, the PEDAL itself allows for both the clean (guitar) and effect (pedal) to both be audible? I do not want to invest in the pedal board as demonstrated here. which button on the pedal controls this function?
Thank you for this video. I just got the the String 9 and was having trouble getting any good sounds. I think I see now that it is mostly about the mix and keeping the level of the String 9 low.
I think so. Before the effect, I also have a compressor, which allows for a slightly smaller attack. I add the sound of the effect smoothly using the volume pedal. Thanks to this, in parts of the song played "more aggressively", I can reduce the number of strings or even mute them completely, and add them where appropriate.
In my opinion, this is a good effect and should give you a good and satisfying experience. Other than CloudBurst from Strymon which I also had. Both were interesting, but the Strymon did not combine well with the EHX B9 in sound, and I also wanted this effect.
I play an electro-acoustic guitar, the effect may even be better on an electric one... I think. :) and what do you play?
@@bogaciludzie Thanks. I play electric (Telecaster) in a band with just bass and drums and was looking for a way to enhance slow songs. I also have the C9 pedal for organ sounds and I was frustrated with that one at first as well. Took me a while to get it dialed in to use with the band but I think I got it now. I currently run the output of the C9 directly into its own channel on my amp and run the C9 dry signal into the rest of my guitar effects. I'm thinking I'll put this before the C9 in the chain.
@@guitarman57 Great! My band consists of only two instruments - my guitar and bass. Of course, I was also looking for ways to make the sound more attractive. At the same time, the fact that I play in church also influences the type of sounds I expect. EHX B9 and STRING9 fit well into this. I also tried the other "nines", but these two at the moment combine best with the lyrical songs we play.
I wish you good luck in taming the effect. Greetings from Poland!
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