Is it possible to achieve a subtle, slighty range of wah for a solo. I've tried several of them and I have experimented with the range but I can't get close to what I'm hearing in this audio clip.
subtle slighty range of wah
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Wonderful sound. Maybe just try with small movements on the Crybaby settings.
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there is a good wah preset in the wah folder, 'subtle wah' it's a great one , adjust the range parameters to your taste but it's not that subtle on your clip
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there is a good wah preset in the wah folder, 'subtle wah' it's a great one , adjust the range parameters to your taste but it's not that subtle on your clip
Thank you for this great tip. But where is that wah folder to be found?
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rig manager, open a wah slot in FX , choose preset in the list?
other wah presets can be found in the bottom FX presets also
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rig manager, open a wah slot in FX , choose preset in the list?
other wah presets can be found in the bottom FX presets also
I guess you mean all the wah's in category - types and presets... my wah example is not to be found there, not even the subtle wah preset
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A Wah is generically a High Q filter that you move the center frequency of with a pedal.
So something like the Studio EQ can give a slight Wah sound. Then you could MORPH the frequency with a pedal if needed. Think, We will Rock you solo.
Example:
- Set a filter to around 700 Hz. If desired, morph this parameter.
- Crank the gain so it dominates the tone of the filter.
- Increase the Q for more Wah. You could morph this as well. Like Lower Q for low freq and higher Q for high freq.
- You may use the LOW CUT and HI CUT, if necessary, to exaggerate the Wah even more. Maybe something like 200 and 3000 Hz.
GRAPHIC EQ:
- Make an inverted V pattern with the peak at around 600 - 1200 Hz.
- You will probably not be able to morph this setup.
