Haven’t you at least once considered the possibility of playing a sound as low as that of a cello? You have two possibilities to reach that goal, one by changing the strings and the other by using a special effects pedal! We explain the whole thing to you in this article!

We asked 30 electric violinists about their 3 favorite effects and the reasons why they prefer them.

It is important to clean up the dry sound of a musical instrument before applying any effects to it. Without a preliminary clean up, the effects will accentuate any sound defects and the final result will have a lower quality. Many effects like the noise gate and the equalizer can help you to create a wet sound.

The equalizer is an essential music tool that you need to understand in order to improve the sound of your electric violin and compositions.

You are the proud owner of an electric violin, but you are dissatisfied with the natural sound it produces. Let’s see how you can improve the sound of your electric violin with a few effects!

Electric violin rhymes logically with sound transformation and therefore effects. Effects are created by single pedal effects or processor effects. We compared in this article the differences and advantages of them.

The denoiser is an effect that helps detect, to then remove, background parasite noises.

An FX chain is the succession of different effects put together in order to get the sound you want. Effects chain can be applied to any musical instrument including the electric violin. What device should I use to create an effects chain? How to create an FX chain for an electric violin?