Fab Fake-outs with the V-AMP3. Part II!

by HomeRecordingMaster on March 18, 2010

Hey there! Last time we discussed how to produce a 12-string and overdriven organ/rotary speaker sound in a pinch, using only the BEHRINGER V-AMP3 , an electric 6-string guitar, and a basic multi-track recording setup. This time, we’ll look at how to create a heavy-handed sonic hint of sitar using the same bare-bones set-up

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Fab Fake-outs with the V-AMP3. Part II!

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