Here's my thing...
I got a whole home studio setup now with vdrums, guitar, bass, etc. I'm looking to get some sort of effects processor that I can use for vocal effects, guitar effects, bass, etc. So my question is this. Can't I do what I want with just any effects processor? I mean, it's just 'adjusting' the signal coming into it? Since I don't plan to be doing more than one thing at a time for recording, I don't see why I can't just plug in the device I'm using and have effects on it. Make sense???
Any ideas??? I saw a Digitech Vocal 300, which has gotten some good reviews and seems to have every affect I would want. It has a 1/4'' input which would fit a guitar, bass, keyboard, mic, etc. I stopped by Guitar Center here in town, but the shop I went to is not the one I normally go to since I usually don't get the kind of help I want there. Today was no different, and I left exactly where I was when I went in.
Anyone have any ideas on this? Thanks in advance!!
I got a whole home studio setup now with vdrums, guitar, bass, etc. I'm looking to get some sort of effects processor that I can use for vocal effects, guitar effects, bass, etc. So my question is this. Can't I do what I want with just any effects processor? I mean, it's just 'adjusting' the signal coming into it? Since I don't plan to be doing more than one thing at a time for recording, I don't see why I can't just plug in the device I'm using and have effects on it. Make sense???
Any ideas??? I saw a Digitech Vocal 300, which has gotten some good reviews and seems to have every affect I would want. It has a 1/4'' input which would fit a guitar, bass, keyboard, mic, etc. I stopped by Guitar Center here in town, but the shop I went to is not the one I normally go to since I usually don't get the kind of help I want there. Today was no different, and I left exactly where I was when I went in.
Anyone have any ideas on this? Thanks in advance!!
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