How do I get rid of all the feedback? I play spasmatic metal and feedback is a huge problem. Should I turn my guitar down to 3 and crank my amp so it sounds like I am playing with my guitar on 10?
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I am using a Squier Affinity Fat Strat with a Zoom 505 pedal, Boss Super Phaser pedal, and for an amp I use a Peavey Special 212(120 watts)
Sunbane
Metalistic Madman
I'm getting curious...what pickups are you using? It may be worthwhile to try other guitars through your amp and see if they also have the same problem. It might be the pickups, if they're a bit microphonic.
But make sure you stand as far away from the amp as possible and facing away from it. =)
'bane
But make sure you stand as far away from the amp as possible and facing away from it. =)
'bane
xenophobe
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Well, I was having a feedback problem, I turned down the highs, (and the mids and lows to compensate for less highs), turning the preamp gain down a tad and master volume up to compensate, and pushed a hotter signal into the input, and my feedback problems are eliminated.
I didn't get rid of ALL the feedback, but what I do have left is quite controllable. Just the way I like it.
Oh, and yes, what Sunbane said, stand at least 10-15" away from the amp and face away from it...
I didn't get rid of ALL the feedback, but what I do have left is quite controllable. Just the way I like it.
Oh, and yes, what Sunbane said, stand at least 10-15" away from the amp and face away from it...
I play in a room where I am only about 4 feet away from my guitar but I have solved my feedback problems.
7 Dying Trees
Bastard Albino Elf
Why dont you just experiment w/ feedback Use it to create songs.try to control it and find the right sound.you can use it on some crazy parts.
