Played Igor unplugged, and in a sad excuse of practicing I listened to my tone, and tried to compare it to when I'm plugged in.
It took me several hours, but I think I've found a simile that explains it: My tone is ham and Swiss Cheese sandwich. My fingers make the filling of the sandwich [in this case the meat and cheese] and then there is the bread. I can change the outer shell of my tone with various knobs, but when push comes to shove, it's still ham and Swiss Cheese sandwich. The core of tone is made by the players' fingers.
It took me several hours, but I think I've found a simile that explains it: My tone is ham and Swiss Cheese sandwich. My fingers make the filling of the sandwich [in this case the meat and cheese] and then there is the bread. I can change the outer shell of my tone with various knobs, but when push comes to shove, it's still ham and Swiss Cheese sandwich. The core of tone is made by the players' fingers.
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