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Can i use a guitar distortion pedal for singing

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chopper23

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Topic starter 11/10/2006 2:09 pm

Hey there

Im just wanting distortion on my mic when im singing, i was wondering if a guitar pedal would do the trick??

cheers

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Aussie Rocker

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12/10/2006 8:19 am

No! Different frequency response.. A guitar pedal is for guitar only. Sorry dude.

Get yourself a reverb or echo unit.

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Rahul

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12/10/2006 10:08 am

You can sing a guitar solo and then... :wink:

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chopper23

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Topic starter 12/10/2006 1:50 pm

Anyone know were a website were i can buy those, ??
Thanks

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handelfan

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14/10/2006 9:58 pm

You can run a microphone through a guitar amp on its overdrive channel though, and it sounds pretty sweet, like you're on an old time radio or something. Think of that part in "Holiday" by Green Day, if you're familiar with the song.

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Misanthrope

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15/10/2006 4:04 pm

Try it and see if it sounds good. If it does, your answer is yes :)

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Aussie Rocker

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15/10/2006 6:56 pm

Try these 2 for starters mate.

They both have vocals effects processors.

TC Helicon

DigiTech

Do a search for them..

Musiciansfriend.com have them too.

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chopper23

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Topic starter 09/11/2006 11:43 am

thanks alot fellas, great sucess :)

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