Tribe.net. Local Connections jnnyquest http://electricviolin.tribe.net/thread/b5a21eed-6fd3-40c1-a05d-26341f1c7a04#bb86fa68-1165-447a-8b06-972651bb629e 2009-12-15T18:08:56Z 2009-12-15T18:08:56Z

My pedalboard has the following for electric violin (NS Design wav violin): Digitech RP1000 Multi-effects, Boss RC-2 looper, Eventide Timefactor (Delay), Eventide Pitchfactor (harmonizer), ISP Technologies Decimator Noise Reduction pedal, Carl Martin Compressor/Limiter. This may be overkill for what you are trying to do. For great acoustic sound, light hall reverb and a touch of chorus can make your violin sound amazing. For tripped out sounds, it's all experimentation. If you want to avoid feedback issues, get a solid body electric violin (instead of an acoustic violin with piezo pickups). It's really hard to not have feedback issues from time to time with an acoustic violin, regardless of how well it's made and how good your pickups are - it's simply physics with a hollow instrument.

jnnyquest 2009-12-15T18:08:56Z Robin http://electricviolin.tribe.net/thread/b5a21eed-6fd3-40c1-a05d-26341f1c7a04#974fd7b8-bf4f-417f-8e31-301892572286 2009-04-30T22:57:31Z 2009-04-30T22:57:31Z

I use a Digitech Whammy on my Bridge electric 5-string. It sure is fun. :) I also use a Boss Loop station just for kicks and in combination with the Whammy you can have all sorts of sounds going on at once. ^_^

Robin 2009-04-30T22:57:31Z Bec http://electricviolin.tribe.net/thread/b5a21eed-6fd3-40c1-a05d-26341f1c7a04#77dbcbf8-b41e-4bba-ad8f-090493d3ba5a 2006-06-24T12:52:13Z 2006-06-24T12:52:13Z

ps i am very very much a beginner :-) but you gotta start somewhere!

Bec 2006-06-24T12:52:13Z Bec http://electricviolin.tribe.net/thread/b5a21eed-6fd3-40c1-a05d-26341f1c7a04#11884234-0b14-4ea3-94a5-b8938542fcd6 2006-06-24T09:05:36Z 2006-06-24T09:05:36Z

hello. i have an epoch electric/acoustic violin, and for my HSC i played while my guitar gently weeps, doing the vocals and the electric guitar parts of electric violin. when it got the the solos kicked a bit of distortion in, was awesome. i used my guitar pedal, i dont know much about pedals and crap, but its called Boss, metal zone, MT-2. it was ok. there was al,ot of feedback whenever you werent playing so you had to gbe careful. and it took alot of tweaking to get sounding nice. and it didnt sound very ghood on long notes. dont know weather it was cause i was using a violin that could be played acousticly as well, or just cause the pedals are built for guitar, totally different. but yea. thats my story. ha ha just realised this is a really old post. oh well, i am new to this tribe thingy, so i will poist it anyway

Bec 2006-06-24T09:05:36Z $item.owner.firstName http://electricviolin.tribe.net/thread/b5a21eed-6fd3-40c1-a05d-26341f1c7a04#5ec3d835-1f5d-4bb4-8aaa-501228bdf98d 2006-02-21T03:33:01Z 2006-02-21T03:33:01Z

I am experimenting with various pedals for my electric violin - does any else use them at all?

$item.owner.firstName 2006-02-21T03:33:01Z