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Another ? for the guitar players
can you get the sound effect at the beginning of what if without some sort of sound effect processor or something like that.
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if i think i know what part youre talkin about, its a sound effect acheived in a recording studio.
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yes you can, but not that good. if yer fortunate enough to own a fully digital amp, just change to one of the default settings there. i believe it would be 'rosewell' or 'chasm'. depends on yer amp.
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