OK, I know lots of people just have to come and bang their drum loudly saying that it sounds nothing like an acoustic, and I have no plans to argue with that, but I just find it a very appealing sound to have on board. It's ideal for some of the things I like to do.
Anyway, with my current setup I'm thinking that I'd like to find some kind of pedal to enhance/control the sound a bit more. I'm thinking of getting a Behringer ADI21 as they are cheap, but I was wondering if anyone uses any kind of acoustic simulation/enhancement that they like? As usual though, I'm trying to work on the cheap!
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I find an eq pedal (graphic or parametric) is handy, especially if you end up playing through house PA systems which all sound different. The MXR 10 band one I found was pretty good. I just used it to cut some offensive frequencies which helps make the sound more natural. Also use a Boss ge7 sometimes which is equally as good but fewer bands.
I've not used the behringer pedal but it seems to get very good reviews and wouldn't cost much to give it a go.
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DAW based; there are millions* of plugin options.
*might be an exaggeration. Possibly only a few hundred thousands.
Piezo into fuzz is ace.