What is this effect?

[Chris Woytyshyn]

The effect in the very beggining

 

[Tory Capman]

The very beginning of what????

 

[idssdi]

Yeah there is no embedded video

 

[Noah Berends]

I’m gonna throw a wild guess and say it’s a phaser

 

[Jake Young]

…it’s something they add on in the mastering process! So minute it’s undetectable by the human ear..but it adds so much to the song. It’s been said only the grass is able to detect it! Unbelievable…BELIEVE IT!!

 

[Ed Seith]

It’s just a really, super-tight noise gate. No latency.

 

[Calvin Phillips]

How are people seeing this lol

 

[Ed Seith]

(There’s nothing to see, or hear. We’re just riffing on the nothingness)

 

[Jake Young]

Heard it through the grapevine…

 

[Noah Berends]

Nah man he’s just covering this song.

 

[Chris Woytyshyn]

[No message]

 

[Noah Berends]

When he’s drinking the water? That’s the Sustainiac.

 

[Chris Woytyshyn]

no the modulation effect at the VERY beginning of the video. the video literally enters with him already sustainiacing AND with the effect.

 

[Noah Berends]

He’s just bending the note

 

[Maxwell Fuster]

Chorus with the speed knob set very high will replicate the same effect, he uses it as like a filler thing some times. Best example is the lead in to the guitar solo in Coming Home with the double stops.