Behringer V-AMP and Auto Wah

[danfergie123]

Right, now this has bugging me for a while now.

I've read quite a few things about the Behringer V-AMP, and it sounds awesome. It looks like something I'd love to have. But I don't know anyone who has one, or has tried one. I would just like to know if any of you out there know if it's as good as I think it's going to be.

And the other thing - Auto wah. How does this work? Does it have like a 'loop' of wah-ing, so it's like a constant rate of wah-ing. Or does it pick out when you play a note, and add wah to it? I've never seen or heard anyone use auto wah As you can tell, I'm quite a beginner

Cheers,

Dan.

[Kev]

behringer v amp has mixed review, general consent is that its great value for money, but you get what you pay for, apparantly notes sustain poorly on some settings and do that awful glitchy digital thing, iv never played through one so i cant confirm this, but iv read several reviews that do

an auto-wah is an effect that mimics the rocking of a wah pedal back n forth. the speed and depth of which can be set. personally i prefer an envelope filter, or an actual wah pedal

[danfergie123]

[quote name='BassManKev' post='226702' date='Jun 25 2008, 02:08 PM']behringer v amp has mixed review, general consent is that its great value for money, but you get what you pay for, apparantly notes sustain poorly on some settings and do that awful glitchy digital thing, iv never played through one so i cant confirm this, but iv read several reviews that do

an auto-wah is an effect that mimics the rocking of a wah pedal back n forth. the speed and depth of which can be set. personally i prefer an envelope filter, or an actual wah pedal [/quote]

Ooooh I see. Thanks so much for both of them bits of advice! (: I've been wanting a bass wah pedal for a while, but they seem to be quite expensive x] So I went about looking at auto wah, when I became 'curious' of it