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So, I decided to pick up a Pitchfork for my acoustic setup. I was wondering if anyone might be using it for this already. Any suggestions? I’ve only seen demos with electric guitar. Let me know if someone is doing this.
Thanks
Jim
I didn’t try, but i am playing clean electric, and the Pitchfork definately ruins attacks and tone to an extent, that wouldn’t qualify for me to use with an acoustic guitar. Plus you have to play ahead as the effect is lagging somewhere in the 40 ms range.
I use it rather as an effect unit, like one you can hear and use for it’s unique akwardness somehow. Pitching down a electric guitar with flatwound strings makes a nice akward uprite bass. Of course you could as well do stuff like looping a clean picking, then play the same pitched +7 on top. But this you could do more clearly, when just moving up 7 frets. My 2 Euro cents.
Seems to work fine with an acoustic guitar. ive used it both with a mic and with a humbucking pickup.