Vise Grip Compressor
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Seymour Duncan Vise Grip is a studio-grade compressor designed for guitarists who want to take control of the dynamics of their sound, from a subtle smoothing-out of peaks and valleys to the most squished and pinched extremes and everywhere in between. The Blend knob lets you add as much or as little of the original signal as you like to the compressed sound, while the Mid/Full/High lets you choose the character of the blended signal. The Sustain knob determines how long your notes will ring out and the Attack control regulates how quickly the compressor reacts to your initial pick attack. Higher settings give you a late attack that lets your picking dynamics come through before the compression kicks in. And the Volume control does more than just let you match the output with your bypassed sound: you can also use it as a boost while taking advantage of the Blend and Mid/Full/High controls.
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Sounds great Danny! Great playing and demo!
Thanks steve!
thats some good skills and tone right there
Great tone! Love the look and sound of it!
Tapping usually bores me. This guy makes it an art again. Bravo.
Very versatile pedal! Looks like it does what the compressor section of the Philosopher's Tone does only better, cheaper, and in more ways! I am definitely thinking of putting this in the loop of a Marshall amp!
sounds killer! great for stage with the ability to blend signal! defiantly want to get my hands on one.
If only Guitar World did their demos with this guy!
Man! I need one of this!
Killer guitar tones
I like the idea of the 3 way switch and the blend knob! Gonna find it and check it out! Peace HDH \m/
Seems cool. I've been having trouble getting sustain with one of my guitars, this looks like it could help
Nice!
2:31 Nice Spinal Tap reference. Lol
Supongo que nunca sacarán demos para los que tocamos jazz.
I think this is the compressor i need! True bypass?
You guys should consider designing an optical compressor.
SUBLTE SPINAL TAP REFERENCE NOTED
Would it have use for a hi gain amp? maybe for giving sustain to the signal
+MarkIV19 Of course! The pedal compresses the signal before the gain of the amp, providing a different sound than the non-compressed signal. It will add sustain as well as a percussive 'pop' to the notes.
Two problems after buying this pedal, 1) Notes never sustain like shown in this video. 2) Too much noise/hiss with high setting on sustain knob. Any idea how to record like in this video with that sustain without noise?
I just purchased pedal online. Sooo...playing live through a Marshall JCM 800 should I go through efx loop or thru the front end. Im pretty clueless in that regard...Advice would be appreciated! Thanks!!!
Kevin Raabe Incidentally, Im hoping to utilize pedal more for a volume boost during solos
Kevin Raabe The norm is to put the compressor before the preamp (not in the loop) but some people put compressors in the FX loop and blend the compressed post preamp signal using the mix knob on parallel loops. This can bring up some nasty noise on heavier settings but with the Vise Grip, it has a blend feature which is cool for pre and post loop use along on serial and parallel FX loops...so the short answer is "Wherever it sounds best to your ears!"
I just got this pedal and i'm bummed at how noisy the sustain knob is when I turn it up. Is there any trick to modding it to be quieter?
+Guy James The pedal itself isn't noisy at all. However, it does boost the sounds of your guitar, so that is most likely the source of the noise. Compressors sound best with the sustain knob somewhere around the middle, so you don't hear the 'pumping' that you get with a high compression rate.
Can this be used for bass too?
I have JB200, are you sure Seymor Duncanr Alnico Pro II Slash fits to this Carvin?
You will need to switch out the pickup rings for 2 screw mounts, but the humbucker size is the same.
can we use this instead of a "sustainer" or "sustainiac" circuit ? I mean, can the note be sustained "forever" ?
No, it won't work like the sustaniac system, it will give you a great amount of sustain, but the sustainiac sends micro vibrations to the string to keep the note ringing out.
what's the first song?
So you used a Sure SM57 microphone for this demo....are you shure? :)
Aha! Well spotted! I was shure I spelled it right!
Does this have to go into the fx loop ? I'm new to the world of pedal and signal chains
No it doesn't need to go in the FX loop. But because of the pedals ability to let you control the mix of the compressed and dry signal along with level control, it means its more loop friendly...so you have much more control of your dynamics!
Danny Young thanks for clearing it up for me I'll have look at getting one of these pedals sometime soon then
Who is the performer?
Why do you call it Vice Grip?
Lare Clark A compressor essentially evens things out (squishing down down some levels and expanding others). The result is similar a Vise Grip (the tool). :)
That's a Carvin guitar right?
Its written on the head stock...
I'd rename it "vice grip" ;)
toadamine ;)
One thing I HATE is going on RUclips to watch a video but I can't watch because I have read off the fucking screen!