Ran the EMGs through the same cable but hooked up to a Peavey VK212 with a Boss Power Stack 2 in the effects loop and with the gain cranked up I pretended I was EVH in Eruption and it was almost too responsive and I switched back to the SC (classic 57s) and the harmonics sounded the way they should.

I then tried in on another guitar (first had classic 57s) using EMG 81/85s and switched my input on my Axe I/O SOLO from passive to active and still wasn't hearing it come through. Then I noticed that pinch harmonics weren't coming through the output (L1/L2) or on a set of headphones (both have a virtually flat response) even though I clearly heard it on the strings. It started when I started noticing a slight delay with some EVH presets but others worked fine. I was playing with a few different presets on Tonet and they worked fine for about 3 days and then they degraded very quickly.

It happens now with virtually every preset. Is this happening with a particular DAW project? Does the standalone version yield same results? Have you doublechecked the input levels of your device? Have you ruled out a guitar cable or guitar electronics (failing battery on an active guitar, etc.) In next post I'll make a list of all ascending minor scales.JoePorto1 wrote:What is your input chain? DI of interface? C harmonic minor scale C♯ harmonic minor scale D harmonic minor scale D♯ harmonic minor scale E♭ harmonic minor scale E harmonic minor scale F harmonic minor scale F♯ harmonic minor scale G harmonic minor scale G♯ harmonic minor scale A♭ harmonic minor scale A harmonic minor scale A♯ harmonic minor scale B♭ harmonic minor scale B harmonic minor scale Later, when we finish this series, you will be able to compare and recognise those 3 minor scales. Besides, try to get used to the sound/shape of the harmonic minor scale. Here I want to list all the harmonic minor scales.Īs always, if you can, play every single scale on your instrument and on a piano/synth. In the second one I listed all the natural minor scales. In the first one I introduced the 3 kind of minor scales.

This is the third post in a series about minor scales.

Flat io harmonics