I use a boss oc3 octave pedal.
There are three settings, but two that are more useful.
There is a straight octave, which you can use to lay down a bass
track, Phil Keaggy uses this.
Also a feature called multi or something like this which allows you to
play chords on the guitar, and you can have the bass on certain notes.
So, use an octave pedal.
Rusty
On 12/11/13, Marc <
marc@clubcapelli.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On some loops, it can be cool to have a bass part with the drum on the
> back,
> but switching from guitar to bass and return to guitar can be a little too
> long on stage.
> Did you have a solution to play a bass part with your guitar ?
> (I've tried with my HOG, and with Octavers/Harmonizers, it is far from a
> bass sound, even a synth bass sound...)
> Roland VG ?
> Sound to midi interface like
http://www.sonuus.com/G2M, connected in midi
> with a expander ?
> All your
knowledge is welcome.
>
> Marc
>
>
