I've heard some blues guys like Duke Robillard getting a leslie/B3 sound out of some kind of pedal. Anyone know how they get it?
Rick Honeyboy Hart
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Moog freq box or a POG with a trem- o ?
Thanks Ezra!
Rick Honeyboy Hart
"It's about tone, taste, and technique... in that order."
http://www.bluesguitarinsider.com
http://www.rickhoneyboyhart.com
vibe or leslie or chorus with high speed/rate setting is real popular with jazzy/late-nite style players like scofield, henderson, as an alternative to what was already posted.
was looking for this before but couldn't find it... please forgive the dbl post
I forgive you. :D
Thanks for that. Ya that Stevie Snacks site is pretty cool!
Rick Honeyboy Hart
"It's about tone, taste, and technique... in that order."
http://www.bluesguitarinsider.com
http://www.rickhoneyboyhart.com
right on brother, glad you liked it.
Stevie Ray Vaugh often had a Leslie speaker with a footswitch in his pedal chain. I have seen them removed from the B3organ and others. they sound great.
There's a pedal for that...
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifiers-effects/boss-rt-20-rotary-speaker-sound-processor#review
Played with this a little at the music store. Not to shabby.
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You could get a unvibe pedal.. they can get some pretty sweet but not really exact copy leslie sounds
I believe this what the people that can afford it get...
