In this
semester I have had many interesting study topics. Although I do not know if I
could choose a single favorite if there is one I've spent a lot of time with.
This semester I have started to study pedals and guitar effects. All this is
because I bought a multi-effect pedal for my guitar, I'm a bit obsessed with
the electric guitar. At first glance it is very complex and in reality it is.
That is why I not only have to study what effect it brings but also how they
work. In general what happens is that an electrical signal comes from the
guitar. This signal depending on the effect, comes out in another way and then
becomes sound when it passes through the amplifier. Thus for example a
compressor effect cuts the highest peaks of the signal and also homogenizes the
signal, the sound is even and without volume variations. Or a booster amplifies
the entire signal and saturates it at higher points, sounding like a slight
distortion. The study of the effects is a whole world and also can be mixed
among them.Here is an example video!
In this new post, I will write about the best concert I've ever been to. In my life I have attended several quite good concerts. But the first one I went is my favorite and the most beloved, I mean the concert "The dark side of the moon " by Roger Waters. The concert was at the National Stadium on March 14, 2007. At that time I was 22 year old and I was studying in Valparaiso. Roger Waters was a member of the English rock band Pink Floyd, composing much of the band's lyrics and songs. "The dark side of the moon" is a trascendental album in rock music, and is considered by many critics as the best rock album of all time. The concert was incredible. Before it started people were very restless and excited. There were people of all ages. The concert began and the stadium vibrated, one classic theme after another, played with mastery. The sound was incredible and the lights and special effects were worthy of any Pink Floyd concert. I remember that ...

my dad also has a multi-effect peda. He spends most of the weekend playing with effects, it really sounds great :)
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