Re: Question regarding strange intonation/chorusing


"Zerex71" <mfeher@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> So I'm playing along last night trying to practice a few notes very
> slowly and I found this annoying chorusing/intonation/warbling coming
> from my strings. For example, if I fret at the 2 position and then
> slide up to the 4 position, the 2 position sounds okay but then the 4
> position sounds like it's going in and out of tune (I'm not trying to
> do string vibrato or anything, just sounding the note) -- it's really
> annoying and I'm wondering if there's anything anyone can suggest to
> fix this problem. Part of what I have noticed about my setup is that
> if I play a note and let it ring, sometimes the longer it rings, the
> more there is this "warbling" that I hear in the system and it's
> godawful annoying...I really wish I could squelch it. I don't have any
> chorusing, echo, tremolo, or time-based effects punched in and am just
> curious -- perhaps I'm holding the string too hard/pushing it onto the
> fretboard too much, etc. though it doesn't feel like I am.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike
>

Lower your pickups


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