My at home set up is a Fender Champ 600, a Black Russian Big Muff Pi, an OCD v4, an EHX big box small stone and a few analog and digi delays.
Only change live is the amp..
Sounds like this : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=43coHImf6qc
How does your practice setup (home use) differ from your live setup?
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BoringPostcards
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Re: How does your practice setup (home use) differ from your live setup?
Det er mig der holder traeerne sammen.
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garyfanclub
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Re: How does your practice setup (home use) differ from your live setup?
Rarely play electric at home, if I do it’s to record a part straight into my interface. Will probably change now that I’ve got a more manageable “apartment amp” (see thread in Amps forum)
Prior to very recently, almost only played nylon string at home. Great for building up finger strength on a big neck, that’s for sure. Also love the mellowness of nylons for working out new ideas.
Prior to very recently, almost only played nylon string at home. Great for building up finger strength on a big neck, that’s for sure. Also love the mellowness of nylons for working out new ideas.