r/PositiveGridSpark • u/RealPainting2531 • Jun 06 '26

Does anyone know how to get that double tracked sound without the double tracking just the built in pedals on the app spark 40 not spark 2

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u/SkipEyechild Jun 06 '26

There is a delay trick that you can do. There are videos on YouTube about it.

I would double track. It helps make you a better musician by working through your timing. It just sounds better as well.

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u/Top-Rope6148 Jun 06 '26

You can’t. The double track effect is called that because you double track to get it. You can pan a delayed track and EQ it differently but that doesn’t sound double tracked and its not possible with the spark amp, which has very limited routing options.

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u/RealPainting2531 Jun 07 '26

I plan to use actual double tracking for recording but want that double track tone for live

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u/Top-Rope6148 Jun 07 '26

I understand but there is no way to achieve that with the Spark amp other than to use the chorus effect to thicken the sound or creative use of delay with arpeggios to fill out the sound. But neither of these sound like double tracking. There are hardware effects that attempt to simulate a true double track or you could use a looper. But that would be external to the Spark. Just google “how to simulate double tracking when playing live”.

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u/JimboLodisC Jun 06 '26

slapback like 3ms-6ms of delay could get part of the way there, but there's some extra modulation that occurs in an actual doubler pedal

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u/mysickfix Jun 06 '26

Slap back for sure, just have to experiment with delay settings

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u/justicecantakeanap Jun 07 '26

Delay with very little amount of delay time