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Post by scumbum on Jun 20, 2015 22:41:36 GMT -6
So lately I've been getting really weird crappy guitar sounds and I'm not sure why suddenly I'm having these issues . Heres a short clip , listen to the last note and how it breaks apart . Any idea what causes it ? I want a solid note , not one that breaks apart . Theres some crackling in that clip , I think I forgot to assign the master clock to S/PDIF. I record the guitar direct with a CAPI vp312DI , then re-amp using the Line2Amp DIY box . www.dropbox.com/s/7kwwid95vhjpf3e/guitarsound1.wav?dl=0 |
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Post by Johnkenn on Jun 20, 2015 22:53:28 GMT -6
You getting some kind of harmonic fret buzz or something? joelhamilton |
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Post by scumbum on Jun 20, 2015 22:58:28 GMT -6
You getting some kind of harmonic fret buzz or something? joelhamiltonYes , its something like that . Very annoying . I've never had this problem before . I wanna fix it , its driving me crazy . |
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Post by jazznoise on Jun 21, 2015 6:38:46 GMT -6
Does it still happen if you go straight into your amp?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 21, 2015 7:37:33 GMT -6
Hey scumbum,
you could inspect the frets for visible signs of worn out spots with a magnifying glass.
Look at these notes frets particularly. This could be already it and polishing or re-working the frets depending on the fret condition would do...
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Post by mrholmes on Jun 21, 2015 16:10:30 GMT -6
Play long notes, one after the next fret, does it only happen in special spots on diffrent strings?
If yes give it your guitar tech he may has to do a fret dressing.
If the frets are worn out he will refret the neck.
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Post by scumbum on Jun 22, 2015 9:42:33 GMT -6
Play long notes, one after the next fret, does it only happen in special spots on diffrent strings? If yes give it your guitar tech he may has to do a fret dressing. If the frets are worn out he will refret the neck. It is a fret problem . It was confusing me because I would record a solo and I would hit the same note several times during the solo and only occasionally would it do that weird buzzing/break apart sound . So sometimes the string would fall into the groove on the fret and sometimes it wouldn't . Looks like I gotta get a fret job done . |
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Post by mrholmes on Jun 25, 2015 19:57:09 GMT -6
Play long notes, one after the next fret, does it only happen in special spots on diffrent strings? If yes give it your guitar tech he may has to do a fret dressing. If the frets are worn out he will refret the neck. It is a fret problem . It was confusing me because I would record a solo and I would hit the same note several times during the solo and only occasionally would it do that weird buzzing/break apart sound . So sometimes the string would fall into the groove on the fret and sometimes it wouldn't . Looks like I gotta get a fret job done . Hard tell without seeing the guitar. It also can be a demaged string. Give to your guitar tech, he knows best what to do. |
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Post by svart on Jun 29, 2015 9:30:52 GMT -6
Is it a fender guitar?
Some fenders have tension rod buzz that sounds similar to a fret buzz. My MIM strat has it happen on ONE specific fret. The note creates a sympathetic vibration in the tension rod.
Try turning the tension rod just a tiny bit and see if it changes or goes away.
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