Quick guitar mods

[ie]

I found two videos on Youtube on how to modify the sound of your guitar. I haven't tried either method out yet, but it sounds like it would work just fine.


How to make guitar sound like banjo and cool bell sound

How to Make Guitar Sound Like Sitar


Know of any other tricks?

[captainofbeef]

I'll have to look at these when I get home.

[ie]

Apr 18, 2008 13:51:01 GMT -5 captainofbeef said:

I'll have to look at these when I get home.

You never came home!

[captainofbeef]

Yea, I got home a little late last night...

But I did watch the videos and I tried out the church bell and banjo modifications. They work quite nicely, though only on an electric. I've been told about that sitar one before, maybe I'll try it a bit later.

[ie]

Apr 19, 2008 8:29:17 GMT -5 captainofbeef said:

Yea, I got home a little late last night...

But I did watch the videos and I tried out the church bell and banjo modifications. They work quite nicely, though only on an electric. I've been told about that sitar one before, maybe I'll try it a bit later.

Nice. Still haven't been able to try out the effects myself. Do you need to have an amp plugged in before the effect really works? Because I could do that, but I live with family members that don't appreciate the finer arts of noise music, so... I don't play guitar while they're at home.

[captainofbeef]

You really do have to have the guitar plugged in for the effects to work. Especially the church bell one.

[ie]

Apr 20, 2008 10:31:35 GMT -5 captainofbeef said:

You really do have to have the guitar plugged in for the effects to work. Especially the church bell one.

With an amp, anyone can do anything, including make it seem like they can actually play guitar, so... yeah.