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Summary: Learn how to use the tremolo effects pedal when playing the electric guitar in these free online music video lessons.
Gary Schutt nació y creció en Monticello, NY; su padre le enseñó cómo tocar la batería. Después aprendió a tocar la guitarra. Gary fue al Berklee College of Music donde se graduó con...read more
"My name is Gary Schutt. We’re talking about guitar effects, right now it’s an effect called the tremolo, and I will be using my Barrage V Amp to demonstrate this and some distortion. A tremolo takes your signal and adds various dips in volume and you can alter the speed on it, you can alter the depth of the volume dip. So let’s turn up the effects mix and let’s see what happens. You can hear the signal kind of dipping in volume a little bit, if we turn it all the way up, it will go from full on to full off. Change the speed of it, really slow or faster."
eHow Article: Tremolo Effects for the Electric Guitar
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