In episode 136 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I talk about adding effects to acoustic guitar. Oh, Greetings guitar engineers.

guitar engineers.

Welcome to the guitar music theory podcast.

I am your host Desi Cerna. And today I'm going to talk about how you can add effects to your acoustic guitar.

Or maybe more specifically to your acoustic electric guitar.

The effects include

Reverb, delay, chorus.

I'm even going to talk about using tremolo,

some pitch shifting, and maybe even a phaser, we'll see. I'm going to play in the

style of some familiar songs and I'm going to show you how you can give your acoustic

guitar more dimension by adding these effects. I'll be playing

through my Kemper profiling amplifier and I'm going to use some profiles of the Fishman

or a Spectrum acoustic D.I box. I'll talk more about that later, but if you're

a Kemper user, this will be of added interest to you. And if you're not a Kemper user,

don't worry about it. You can still add these effects to your acoustic guitar using other devices or some standalone stock boxes.

Now, maybe what I talk about today is just the sort of thing you should be working on right now.

Or maybe your guitar playing needs attention in other areas.

If you need help determining what you should specifically be working on right now

in order to become a better guitar player,

go to my website

guitar music theory.com answer the question I ask you about your playing and I'll

send you free custom video instruction that is calibrated your current level.

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