Re: To use an octave device?

[Nidalap :D~ <nidalap@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Pat Missin wrote:
> The message at the top of this digest might be useful:
> http://www.garply.com/harp-l/archives/harp-l-digest/9812/0047.html

  Thank you guys for all the information!

  I'd like to know if any of the octavers provide a more acoustic 
  tone, since I don't play amplified, neither do I cup the mic,
  I wish to have a mellowe tone that sounds *almost* like playing
  octave in the same harmonica, no distortion, no other side effects
  (well... at least "less" side effects).

  I used to record my playing with a PC, and lowered the pitch with
  CoolEdit2000(down to an octave lower), and mixed it with the 
  original signal, trying to create an octave effect, it did the job
  well, but I need a more real-time device to help me create the
  desired effect.
  
  Nidalap :D~

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