Manual all the way. I feel much more a part of the sound when I'm actually controling the effect. Graeme
Auto, if only cus the manual on the POD ***** *** on bass. Got me the RATM Calm Like A Bomb using the auto, so I can't complain much.
i like both for different reasons. the pedal wah has quite a bit more potential for expressiveness. the auto wah is great for laying down a "quacky" groove. the auto wah is a lot more consistent than my foot. i have both and use the auto wah more.
I already have too many modulations going, so I'd rather have the manual wah. On the other hand, trying to "tap dance" your pedals while still operating the manual looks plain silly. Also, if you have a good touch, you can use a manual instead of an EQ for different parts of a song (it's really tricky with a 105q, but it sounds very dubby, like an env. filter with the sensitivity all the way down).
Incomparable. It's like asking which do you prefer out of the following: 1.walnuts 2.Kenny Rogers 3.lamp posts I know that I can't live without one, I'm in love with another, and the third one tastes really good...
They both have their uses. For straight out funk I prefer the Auto wah aka env filter. The manual wah is for when I want more control (re: Calm Like a Bomb).
Envelope filter just doesnt work for me! It only makes my sound weirder... But the manual wah is the real thing. You can control it and you can actualy make your bass say WAHHHHHH.... The auto one is like a metronome.
Autowah...I'm looking for something that quacks while I play. Working off a touch sensitive device is fun...don't want to have to think about the foot movement, too.
I figured it out!! 1. You can live without Kenny Rogers. 2. Walnuts taste really good. 3. And... YOU LOVE LAMP!!
I actually prefer a lean cut of Kenny Rogers with some ketchup and black pepper. Really hits the spot, sometimes.
Manual all the way for me. I know theyre different, but I just prefer the control a manual wah gives me. -Dash
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