Steel w/ Harmonizer ???
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Jim Watkins
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Steel w/ Harmonizer ???
Does anyone use a Harmonizer with Steel, I realize it will not respond to slides correctly, but it still look like you could use it.
I play parts w/ fiddle now and need that third part. (no guitar)
Thanks,
Jim
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Jim Watkins
Emmons LaGrande, Profex II, Nashville 400
I play parts w/ fiddle now and need that third part. (no guitar)
Thanks,
Jim
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Jim Watkins
Emmons LaGrande, Profex II, Nashville 400
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I am assuming you mean in a live situation. I used to use one many many years ago. It did not have "intelligent pitch shifting" as they call it now. You had to be real careful what notes of the scale you played or you would get some off notes. I think pitch shifters nowadays can be programmed to compensate for this.
In the studio, it would be best to paly the parts yourself as has been mentioned.
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Richard Sinkler
In the studio, it would be best to paly the parts yourself as has been mentioned.
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Carter D10 9p/10k
Richard Sinkler
