electric guitar adjusting
How can I adjust my electric guitar’s amp to play like a classical-acoutic guitar?
I have an electric guitar and I’m learning how to play Classical Guitar. I can’t buy an actual classical guitar right now, so how do I adjust my amp?
My amp has:
Tone-Gain-Delay-Reverb: In the effects part.
Acoustic, JC Clean, Black Panel, Brit Combo and Stack Classic: Brit combo and stack classic have some rocky sound even with little gain.
I would appreciate the help thanks!
BTW: If you don’t know the answer, don’t bother on typing “I don’t know” because that’s really getting annoying.
The difference between electric guitar and classical (acoustic) guitar technique is far greater than what you can make up by tweaking with amp settings. Sure, you can play with the tone controls of the amp to make a less harsh, more mellow sound, but that won’t change the fact that you are still playing on steel and not nylon strings (as well as the other differences in neck width, fretboard length, the height of the bridge, and so on.)
By best advice: don’t add any effects to your amp (as they will only make the sound less acoustic) and just concentrate on practicing your fingering technique (and the sooner you get a classical guitar, the better off you will be!)
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