This is easy to set up with the Morph pedal - mix in pitch shift, and add some gain/volume balanced with non-morphed sound.
Done! 
This is easy to set up with the Morph pedal - mix in pitch shift, and add some gain/volume balanced with non-morphed sound.
Done!
Got no exp pedal yet @paults
Do you think, that adding pitch would result in such screaming feedback?
Maybe you can do some short demo/clip/mp3?
Yes - I'm sure it will work - there is an old thread, discussing using pitch to make Feedbacker effects. Rigs were shared in that thread - I don't remember if any are on RE or not. Just adding pitch works well with distorted rigs - being able to also add gain would work even better, and would work with cleaner rigs, too.
No expression pedal? You could do it with a morph footswitch, too.
You're welcome - and, with morph, adding gain can make it sing better
You're welcome - and, with morph, adding gain can make it sing better
I have tried these effects and it gives some feedback feeling, but I would like to have mentioned feedback stomp that would react the same way as mentioned Acoustic Feedback VST effect by Softube.
Adding compressor with intensity of 7.8 makes some hum, which was not there when I was trying this VST with distorted guitar.
So having the effect/stomp in KPA that would engage the feedback on sustained notes would be beneficial.
I'd like this too. Maybe just a button to toggle an option in the Amp section, so to save a slot...
I'd like this too. Maybe just a button to toggle an option in the Amp section, so to save a slot...
And assign QUICK button in SYSTEM menu to invoke that effect...
+1 on the feedback simulation,I use the harmonic pitch and with ducking method at the moment and it works quite well but its a little bit polite.
Wouldn't a loopback level from 'output stage' to the 'input stage' that is controllable with a pedal/switch/morph both be a simple and close to 'natural sounding' implementation?
Wouldn't a loopback level from 'output stage' to the 'input stage' that is controllable with a pedal/switch/morph both be a simple and close to 'natural sounding' implementation?
Great idea! A bit like a sustainiac.
The Softube plug -is- great. They have a patent on that, which got licensed to Fender for its "Runaway" guitar pedal. BOSS has a 2nd-gen feedbacker too, but it's not in the same class. Honestly, the VST works best.
-djh
Instead of buying another VST plugin, I'd suggest getting an eBow which can achieve similar feedback effects and is a great musical tool on it's own with lots of techniques & tones.
Mine is broken and since I love to do some feedback tracks in my mixes I rely on very high gain profiles with my semi hollow : instant controllable feedback & drones, you just have to adjust your angle from the monitor (HS7 at home) lots of delay + verb will really help.
I also use some alternatives to get some feedback tones white recording :
Instead of buying another VST plugin, I'd suggest getting an eBow which can achieve similar feedback effects and is a great musical tool on it's own with lots of techniques & tones.
Mine is broken and since I love to do some feedback tracks in my mixes I rely on very high gain profiles with my semi hollow : instant controllable feedback & drones, you just have to adjust your angle from the monitor (HS7 at home) lots of delay + verb will really help.
I also use some alternatives to get some feedback tones white recording :
- using a analog korg monotron (30€) into a rich gain + KPA tape delay
- I drive my real fuzz pedal in front of the KPA into a 'droning' mode , I don't even have to play my guitar
I don't want to buy VST plugin, I want this effect in next OS and off course controllable by EXP pedal. The best thing is the price: 0€
