I am a live performance noob and I'm finally starting to get comfortable enough with being on stage to start worrying about my setup. I mainly play acoustic/classical guitar and sing. Up to this point, I have been running my guitars and mics through my MacBook and have been using Main Stage to add a little bit of reverb to both the guitar and the vocals.
Main Stage works ok, but it is a pain in the butt to tweek settings and adjust settings on the fly. I am wondering if there is a better way to give my guitars a little delay/chorus and my vocals a little bit of delay/reverb? I was looking into pedals and now I am just more confused and conflicted than ever
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I just bought a Taylor 912CE and I don't want to drown out the awesome sounds of it with excessive effects, but the dry sound just isn't enough.
Also on a somewhat related note, but not really... Should I be adding compression to my vocals during live sets?
Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!
Main Stage works ok, but it is a pain in the butt to tweek settings and adjust settings on the fly. I am wondering if there is a better way to give my guitars a little delay/chorus and my vocals a little bit of delay/reverb? I was looking into pedals and now I am just more confused and conflicted than ever
I just bought a Taylor 912CE and I don't want to drown out the awesome sounds of it with excessive effects, but the dry sound just isn't enough.
Also on a somewhat related note, but not really... Should I be adding compression to my vocals during live sets?
Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!