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The six CLA Signature Series multieffects have been so popular because they make it easy to obtain a polished sound in seconds. Vocals, Drums, Bass, Guitars, Unplugged, and Effects all have optimized effects and parameters. However, don’t take the names too literally! CLA Vocals is a versatile multieffects for acoustic guitar. It complements CLA Guitars and CLA Unplugged by offering its own sonic palette.
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To add depth and warmth, the Bass parameter excels at bringing out the low-frequency body resonances of steel- and nylon-string guitars. Treble can dial in the ideal amount of strumming percussiveness, while Compress evens out the guitar’s peaks for a smoother recorded sound.
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Reverb and Delay are as well-suited to guitar as they are to voice. But the Pitch parameter is arguably the star of the show. Stereo creates a gorgeous stereo image. Wide emphasizes the left and right sides, and when pushed, adds chorusing. Spreader does just that—spreads the guitar across the stereo field.
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Whether to use the Mono/Stereo or Stereo CLA Vocals depends on how your DAW’s track mode handles a mono guitar file. For example, with Pro Tools, use a mono track, and the Mono/Stereo CLA Vocals. With Studio One, use Stereo track mode and the Stereo CLA Vocals.
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In any case, if you haven’t tried CLA Vocals on acoustic guitars, you’re in for a treat—and a vibrant acoustic guitar sound for your recordings. Want to hear what it sounds like? Check out an audio example here.
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This tip courtesy of Craig Anderton.
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