Reply With QuoteSounds to me like a regular wah (especially in places where he holds a note, yet there are multiple "wahs"), although he has used auto-wahs in the past.
Regular Fretter
Effects used on Souls of Distortion?
What effects did Joe Satriani use on his "Souls of Distortion" song? Was it some type of auto-wah (envelope filter) or a regular wah pedal?
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Reverend Rawk
Sounds to me like a regular wah (especially in places where he holds a note, yet there are multiple "wahs"), although he has used auto-wahs in the past.
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Yeah, if there's multiple wahs on a single note, then it probably isn't an auto-wah, right? Thanks!Originally Posted by marnold
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Reverend Rawk
I wouldn't think so unless he had some kind of delay before it, but that would seem to be more trouble than it's worth. He sure gives the wah a good workout though!
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