OT - fun with a whammy IV

[ethrbunny]

Just for grins I ran leads from both the 'wet' and 'dry' out of a digitech whammy IV into separate channels on a PA. It made for some fun 'self harmonizing' solos. It gets muddy pretty quick when playing more than one note though.

I was working on an ABY to do this for me but Im not sure whether or not to buffer the two lines. Any thoughts?

[guitarhacknoise]

Does buffering ever hurt?
(that is truly a serious question)

I have a xp100 (whammy wah), You can get some crazy ass sounds if you run the dry signal through a state variable filter with the res. set to oscillate , then run 'em into a simple op-amp mixer. which you probably would have one left over if you used a quad or a couple o' duals. I guess that all depends on the design.

sorry for ramblin on all over your thread.
-matthias

[ethrbunny]

Does buffering ever hurt?

Well the whole "true bypass" crowd would probably raise a squawk. Its easy enough to make an emitter follower into a pot for level.

Im sure I have extra opamps floating about though.

[Johnny G]

ive had quite a good laugh taking the wet signal from a whammy set to harmonize and sending it into a green ringer. so far ive only actually done it with my little casio keyboard. really should try guitar