How To Get Feedback?

[Riffmaster]

I use a Toneport and can't use a real amp for recording(getting feedback anyway). I've looked at the Sustaniac system-too expensive and the Acoustic Feedback plugin- don't know how practical that would be for real time use. Any suggestions?

[Grungeon]

Here's an acoustic feedback plugin:
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/2970.html

I've never tried it, and it's $99.

*Update: Doh I just realised that the acoustic feedback plugin you mentioned, is probably the same one I'm thinking about.
I think it would be suitable for real time control, since it supports midi foot controllers. You'd probably link it to the "feedback amount".

[Creamyapples1]

What exactly are you looking for? What type of feedback?

I use a keeley modded ibanez AD-9 with the oscillation mod on the stock pedal to induce feedback. Not sure if that's kinda what you're looking for or not.

[Riffmaster]

Thanks, i think since Uncle Sam sent my Economic Stimulus check I may blow $99 on the Acoustic Feedback VST. I watched a demo and it sounds killer.

[Jouni]

Or a very small amp....

I've recorded feedback in my living-room, with a small Pignose amp.

With a nice overdrivepedal in front, and playing close to it, it starts feeding back at almost talking levels.

A tad boxy sound, but nothing a decent micing and EQ can't handle. And so much fun I almost peed my pants!

[punkgeek]

Here is something I use with the tone port. Get an e-bow and then set it to the harmonic overtone setting. If you loop it then you can play with the pitch of the loop. Hopefully I can get that up when I finish recording tracks with my band.