[Harp-L] clean and dirty, yin and yang
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- Subject: [Harp-L] clean and dirty, yin and yang
- From: David Fertig <drfertig@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 10:04:05 -0700 (PDT)
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the recent rehashing of the hackneyed topic of tone sparks a query:
How many of you take, along with your mics, amps and gadgets, an acoustic set up, at least a good acoustic-style ("clean") mic and cord for the PA?
I find it helpful to have the variety of a clean sound, after all that crunching and distortion, so I always bring my beta57 and cords (xlr-xlr, & xlr-1/4". I should get a vol pot on my mic.)
At least one song in an evening, I'l play clean, maybe use a PA mic already set up.
Also, one can usually set one's amp (and bypass gadgets, except the AFB+!) to give a pretty clean acoustic-style tone in case the PA ain't available, or the sound-board jockey is like most and prefers to bury the harp in the mix AND monitor.
Shouldn't every performing harp player have their gear set-up to play clean AND dirty?
Variety is the spice of life, Music is the rice of life!
-Dave Fertig
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