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2nd June 2009
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Thread Starter | Transforming a guitar into a Blues Harmonica
"Transforming a guitar into a Blues Harmonica" Hi everybody. I have a fun new series on the Electro-Harmonix blog called "Effectology" New Sounds every two weeks with settings in the forum. This week "Transforming a guitar into a Blues Harmonica" This track was all done with a regular guitar and regular pickups! It sounds a lot like a Chicago style amplified Harmonica. I am very excited as all the sounds I will be showing are done with a regular guitar and regular pickups. Any electric guitar payer can have new voices! http://www.ehx.com/blog/effect.....-harmonica Bill Ruppert |
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