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bastupungen
New member
Compressors on guitars??? why?? and how should i set if i should have one....
Gidge
Lapdance Test Dummy
the guitar is a VERY dynamic instrument and compressors are used to tame dynamics, but be sure you dont squash or kill the dynamics....
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EZP
New member
I ALWAYS compress my acoutic guitar a bit, because it is such a dynamic instrument. But there's absolutely no squashing in my rack! I play myself, so finetuning during performances is not an option. I rather have an under compressed guitar than an overcompressed one, it gives a real 'live' feel to it IMO.
I should compress my electric guitar too, when clean, but the compressor in my ZOOM GFX-8 really sucks, so I usually put just a small drive on the signal. When the sound distorts I know that I play too dynamicly. Problem solved!
EZP
I should compress my electric guitar too, when clean, but the compressor in my ZOOM GFX-8 really sucks, so I usually put just a small drive on the signal. When the sound distorts I know that I play too dynamicly. Problem solved!
EZP
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
Acoustic guitar, clean electric guitar, I compress, of course the amount and how I set it up depends on the tune it's going into. Distorted, crunchy electric guitar I don't compress (hell, it's already a square wave, why squish it any more).
Nylon string, classical guitar I don't usually compress as I want to keep as much of the dynamic range of the instrument as possible, there again, it would depend on the context of the tune it's going into.
Nylon string, classical guitar I don't usually compress as I want to keep as much of the dynamic range of the instrument as possible, there again, it would depend on the context of the tune it's going into.
