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Talk Box-What You Need To Know About Enhancing Your Guitar Sound
Want to learn how to enhance your guitar sound with a talk box? After reading this article, you'll be an expert.
With a talk box the guitarist is able to alter the sound of his/her guitar. This adds a new dimension to the sound. The guitarist controls the alteration by lip synching or even by changing the shape of his/her mouth. The effect is used to manipulate the frequency content of the sound. You'll be able to direct speech sounds onto the guitar.
It is a pedal that has a small speaker in it that plays the signal loudly up an airtight small plastic tube. This tube is then attached to the side of the microphone, protruding slightly so that the guitarist is able to talk into it.
A talk box adds to electrifying riffs, thereby enhancing the lead vocals. Peter Frampton used a talk box in 'Show me the way'. This song is one of many rock classics. Joe Walsh( Eagles) is also known for utilizing it to expand his guitar sound in 'Those shoes'.
It's recommended to put the hose in the corner of your mouth between your back teeth. It boils down to exchanging the air from your lungs with the sound emerging from the amp. The reason you should place the hose between your back teeth, is so that the sound forms as far back in your mouth as probable. When you're ready you should play a note with your guitar, then shape the sound with your mouth.
The golden rule is to mouth the sound or word. You shouldn't make a sound with your voice. Use vowels,A,E,I,O,U, to mouth into the device. Put some attitude into it, by opening your mouth wide. At first it'll feel strange almost as if you're pulling silly faces, but know that the more exaggerated you form your mouth, the more superior it'll sound. Your next step is to say words with hard consonants, such as B, D, G, J, K, P, Q, T, V - "good" "bad" "give" "take" Then move on to phrases and complete sentences. You'll also discover that when you bite down moderately on the hose, the sound will vary.Should you bite down on the hose entirely, there will be no sound.
The best advice is to fool around with your latest gadget. Become a child again, and in no time you will become the talk box master. You'll find out for yourself to what extent you can apply it to your guitar sound. The right amount will turn any song into pure magic.
Practice 'Living on a prayer' and let your audience experience the emotion of Tommy & Gina, struggling to get by. This can be accomplished with your guitar and a talk box.
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What kind of guitar effects should I use?
I am currently reconstructing my guitar rig and am trying to decide weather to go the stomp box and pedal board route, get a multi effects floor unit, or buy rack units with the a midi controller.
I like stomp boxes, but they can get expensive and when I play live I don't want to have to tap-dance to get a decent sound. Rack units can also get expensive, and its a lot to lug around to band practice. A multi effects floor board would be nice. I want something with good tone, nice effects, and presets. I was looking at the Vox tonelab LE and also the Boss GT10.
My budget is around $400-$500. I am willing to buy used. I play anything from Avenged Sevenfold, Incubus, Red Hot Chili Peppers, christian rock, Nine Inch Nails... I play every style. I have a Line 6 Spyder II 112 amp.
I am open to all opinions and viewpoints. I'd appreciate your advice.
I used to use a Boss GT10 for live shows and it was amazing. It took me quite a while before I learned to use it, since I'd only used stomp boxes and am a bit of a purist when it comes to technology. But I was able to combine all the effects I wanted to use for each song and activate them with a single step, which was life-changing. And it never gave me a moment's trouble, despite being carted around in a backpack for years. In retrospect, I'm a little sorry I waited so long to investigate modern technology, since the GT10 simplified my life. Good luck to you!
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