[Harp-L] Re: Effects pedal that would sound like an accordian?

[ColdRail <gwoodhouse40@xxxxxxx>]

I play with a Bluesified Nerdican band .  We do a couple of Zydeco
tunes where I get to be Beau Jocque covering the accordian part.  I
use a rotary cabinet effect with my RP350, split octaves, and tongue
slaps and get a pretty convincing accordian.  I use the same thing to
emulate an organ with Leslie cab.  Mostly split octaves but different
chord rythms than when I am in Zydeco mode.  The key to the organ
sound is running the RP350 into the PA versus an amp, the rotary
panning on the speakers really grabs people's attention, it is a
totally different feel than the same effect coming through an amp as a
point source of sound.

Glenn
The ColdRail Blues Band
www.ColdRail.com

On Sep 15, 6:00 pm, "Hellerman, Steven" <sheller...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Well, finally got a couple pedals: The Lone Wolf Harp Break, and the BBE
> Two-Timer. Been having some fun w/ them, and now using the Harp Break
> for gigs to get some Overdrive w/ my 1965 Reissue Princeton Reverb. Will
> likely soon incorporate the Two-Timer, too. (Now it seems strange that I
> avoided adding effects for so long.....) Anyway:
>
> Can anyone suggest an effects pedal that would make my harp sound like
> an accordion through the amp? I play w/ a Mexicanized American band (or
> Americanized Mexican band, whatever) that has me sometimes playing what
> would be the accordion parts on certain tunes. How can I sound like
> Flaco, but with a harmonica?
>
> SLHhttp://www.myspace.com/professorsteve