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• Gear Myths and Pitfalls
  ...nd boosting volume. Since midrange is the most important part of a guitar signal, the devices have been referred to as nothing more than "tone sucks" that c BBE on the other hand claims the unit is compensating the signal for phase misalignment and timing delays between frequencies that is inhere
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• EQ or Filters
  ...qualization). They are used to a very large extent throughout most guitar signal chains, with tone knobs, stomp pedals, amps, mixing boards, and DAW's all p ...er frequencies, then amplify the resulting signal. All filters reduce the signal level relative to the noise floor, reducing SNR. Boosting a small range of
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• Glossary
  In reference to a stereo signal, balance refers to the relative volume of the left vs. right fields. Turnin ...d-stop, or shelf EQ is centered. For a shelf, this is the point where the signal reaches half the desired attenuation.
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• Tone
  The complete signal chain for a typical rig is Every part of the chain has a significant impact on the tone, and each stage is joined by cables wh
  41 KB (7,001 words) - 22:02, 1 July 2015
• Dialing in Distortion Tone
  ...stly discusses what ways to expect a stage to breakup and how to alter the signal before reaching that stage to get the distortion you want. ...ifferent tones. For guitar, this is helpful, because we can alter a guitar signal before it hits a distortion stage, by using EQ, other distortion effects, m
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• Reamping
  ...ar for recording guitar tracks using amps or amp modelers - the raw guitar signal is sent back through an amp to re-record, which is where the name reamp com ...g attributed to inconsistent performances. You record one take with a dry signal and re-amp it for each demo clip, eliminating any possible performance vari
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• Modulation Effects
  ...rmine the proportion of the dry (unprocessed) signal vs. the phase-altered signal. ...lar sound to phasers, but use delay and comb filters to create nulls. The signal is split into 2 lines, with one line being delayed by a variable amount. W
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• Choosing a Modeler/FRFR
  ...a wide range of simultaneous effects, MIDI send/receive, and configurable signal routing. Some are also in a foot controller form factor, allowing control ...analog amplifier (with a volume control) for the analog outputs, after the signal is converted back to analog. This allows you to gain stage it with other g
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• Noise Gate
  ...e gates typically feature a fixed, high '''expansion ratio''', causing any signal level below the threshold to be silenced. ...''compressed'', and/or ''amplified'' create fairly loud noise relative to signal volume. In [[Rock]] and [[Djent]], where the guitars are often highly dist
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• Compression
  '''Compression''' reduces the dynamic range of a signal. In audio production, compression is often used to limit the peaks on tran * '''Threshold''' - the volume level that the signal needs to reach before the compressor actually does anything.
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• Wah Pedals
  ...s the guitar tone on a certain range of the harmonics of the direct guitar signal. When used in front of distortion, it not only produces the characteristic ...r guitar/pickups, your amp/distortion, and additional items in your signal chain that may affect the frequency response. Some amps respond differently to c
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• EQ
  Most amps feature some form of EQ, with it more than likely acting on the signal after any pre-amp distortion. (The big exception is the Mesa/Boogie Mark s ...rporate similar EQ features, occupying effects slots in the virtual signal chain. These allow you to save EQ settings as a patch, just like in a multi-FX u
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• Line 6 Pod HD Guide
  * [[Line 6 Pod HD Setup|Setup/Signal Chain]]
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• Line 6 Pod HD Setup
  ...vely flat response with little distortion. Sending a guitar amp (or model) signal directly into such speakers is going to sound very harsh and buzzy. Even if |Line 6 Pod HD Setup#Internal Signal Routing|Interal Routing
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• Line 6 Pod HD Quick Guide
  |Line 6 Pod HD Quick Guide#Single Lines .3D Stereo Signals|Signal Lines |Line 6 Pod HD Quick Guide#Signal Routing|Routing
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• Effects Ordering/Position
  ...ible impact on other effects independent of where it occurs in the effects chain, such as a pitch shifter. ...when you are not playing. It has the most impact on tone at the end of the chain but can lead to unnatural sounding cut-off on notes. An interesting place f
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• Line 6 Pod HD Amp/Distortion Tone
  ...itself, it won't get you to high-gain territory; you'll need to boost the signal (such as with an overdrive pedal, distortion effect, or simple boosted EQ) ...itself, it won't get you to high-gain territory; you'll need to boost the signal (such as with an overdrive pedal, distortion effect, or simple boosted EQ)
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• Line 6 Pod HD Cab/Mic Tone
  ...out frequencies than to try to dial them in and to start with the cleanest signal possible and EQ or otherwise adjust it. ...s high-end. Even if you use the same mic on both cabs, it doesn't mean the signal isn't delayed more in one than the other. This could be a result of how the
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• Line 6 Pod HD EQ
  ...ertain frequency range to boost/cut. This can be useful to make the entire signal brighter or darker, add a slight or dramatic mids cut/boost, add a touch of ...n around 60%, they actually form a resonance peak that slightly boosts the signal before rolling off above or below that point. At 100%, the boost is quite s
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• Line 6 Pod HD Tips and Pitfalls
  ...ng on/off, order your switches in the order that the effects appear in the chain. This is easier to remember, and if you have to guess, at least it's an edu ...effects order in the Edit software the same as the order they occur in the chain just to keep things simple. If I later want to move things around, I'll tak
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