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October 11, 2011 at 1:57 pm #108142
…if i can set up my rig like this, and if the pitchfactor will work how i want it to. i'm considering keeping the pitchfactor in my rack, and changing presets using midi. i'm hopefully running it in stereo like this:
boogie combo fx loop send -> pitchfactor (pf) mono in ->
-> pf left out -> gmajor left in -> gmajor left out-> power amp in (extension spkr)
-> pf right out -> gmajor right in -> gmajor right out -> boogie fx loop return
can i:
– set it up like this?
– set up harmonies (a 5th above the original note, etc.), so that i can set up presets for a 5th, a 3rd, etc.?
– use an expression pedal to move from the original note to the preset
harmony, so that the original note is still played underneath?– use it like a whammy pedal – pitch shift the original note up an
octave or two so that each channel plays only the pitched note?– separate out the original note and the harmonized note – run the original on the left side, the harmonized on the right?
– use my boss fv-500L expression pedal with it?
thanks!!
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October 11, 2011 at 7:52 pm #122734
Hello Vinnies,
PitchFactor is a stereo processor so the connections you described should work.
You can set up presets for +/- up to 3 octaves and anywhere in between!
You can set up an expression pedal to change harmonies on the fly.
You can use it like a whammy pedal. The effect is called PitchFlex in PitchFactor.
You could run the original note on one side and the harmony on the other of you set Mix to 100% wet and set one of the pitches to Unison.
The Boss FV-500L should work with a stereo cable.
Alan
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October 12, 2011 at 11:44 am #122741
thanks alan…
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