shinobi
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it's true that the multicomp can make your sound fuller since it's a compressor. however, given your setup, i don't think it will work. the reason is that the multicomp is a very transparent compressor, the maximum compression ratio is only 5:1 if i remember correctly. i've seen guys who use ONLY a multicomp, and that's cool, but i once (sob..) had a massive chain and the multicomp was getting overwhelmed by the other effects. i also felt it was not effective as a limiter.
you can use an octaver. something clean and polyphonic, like the microPOG, so that you can run a wet signal through it and it wont screw up. that way while the guitarist solos you can do an octave above for example and it fills up the sound. up to your creativity, but that's just how i'd do it. a dirty analog octaver is also possible but i would run a clean signal into it rather than wet.
but maybe depends on your genre. if let's say you are playing in a 70s hard rock band then maybe a bass overdrive like the catalinbread SFT or sansamp vt bass can thicken your sound.
you can use an octaver. something clean and polyphonic, like the microPOG, so that you can run a wet signal through it and it wont screw up. that way while the guitarist solos you can do an octave above for example and it fills up the sound. up to your creativity, but that's just how i'd do it. a dirty analog octaver is also possible but i would run a clean signal into it rather than wet.
but maybe depends on your genre. if let's say you are playing in a 70s hard rock band then maybe a bass overdrive like the catalinbread SFT or sansamp vt bass can thicken your sound.
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