The effects pedal
Example: The guitarist adjusted the effects pedal to change the sound.
Definition
"The effects pedal" is a device used by musicians, especially guitarists, to alter the sound of their instrument by adding various audio effects such as distortion, delay, or reverb. It allows artists to shape and enhance their tone during performances or recordings.
Etymology
The term "effects pedal" comes from combining "effects," referring to audio modifications, and "pedal," a foot-operated switch. This name reflects its function as a foot-controlled device that produces sound effects. Did you know? Early effects pedals revolutionized music by enabling hands-free control over sound modifications.
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"The effects pedal" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (B1) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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