which of these solutions for a violin/cello tone do you guys prefer?
i've been studying guthrie govan's violin technique lately, and while doing so, i've also been looking up various videos on using pedals to emulate a violin tone. i've gathered a few different approaches and curious, which of these methods do you guys think is the best?
my criteria for what makes a method 'good' are based on a few angles, though there might be other factors I haven't considered:
- it sounds closer to an acoustic violin/cello tone.
- it is more convenient/easier to use.
- it offers better bang for the buck.
use klowra verdict
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPBj4sa8JxU
use ehx swello
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpenO3Adih0
use fender tone master pro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpAqwFdqbeE
use ehx micro pog with compressor, fuzz, eq
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Pvwo7oMDyQ
i'm particularly interested in the ehx swello and klowra verdict. after all, being able to pull off a violin emulation with just a single compact pedal is incredibly appealing, and it seems like the tones on both of them are pretty much on par with each other.
love to hear what you think!