mbenigni
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Hello. The point of this thread initially was to discuss the feel with fellow guitar players who 1)notice it and 2)get over it.
Yesterday's update to the thread was meant as closure. A footnote.
About singing live: This year marks my 20th as a gigging musician. (not that I gigged much at all 20 years ago, but that's when I started)
Whenever I hear some type of phasing while singing through floor monitors, it is coming from a digital board. Now, I might not hear it everytime I work with digital boards, but when I hear it, that's what's being used.
Hope I don't come across as smug or dry, just trying to be matter of fact.
Not at all. I don't question your bona fides as a musician (and to be clear: I don't share them.) My points are simply:
- "Feel" is hopelessly non-specific.
- Latency is real (probably as much closure as this topic will see), very small, unavoidable with DSP, and also incurred by a number of other factors (distance from speakers, etc.)
- Every guitar rig, every PA, every room, is different. So the leading question of "modeler" vs. "not modeler" is also fraught - each of these being hopelessly non-specific.
P.S. For the record, I have often "noticed it" and have since "gotten over it". Once you've gotten over it, it can be very difficult to say whether the problem is gone or whether you've adapted. The technologies keep improving, and you always try to play your best with the gear that meets your needs, and at some point you meet in the middle.
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