Presets
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Here is a fuzz preset on the heavier side of things. Activating the hotswitch will boost the output level enough for a lead. 9/7/2022
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'Bowed' fade in tremolo.
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To start, the RT60 is at 50 seconds. (With unreal DECAY times of 20, 50, 100 seconds, sometimes there's little need to FREEZE it). A SQUARE LFO tremolo slices up the 'verb into a rhythm.
Here, the HotSwitch is programmed to switch between 50.0S and FREEZE. The expression pedal drops the SPEED from 10.0 Hz. to 1.0 Hz. It also lowers the HIGH FREQ from 2000 Hz., on down to 300 Hz. The result is a slowdown effect, using both rate and EQ changes. And it will act independently over the FREEZE drone, or the base position (long DECAY time).
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Power chord.
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Hall reverb with very long pre-delay. FREEZE effect mapped to HOTSWITCH.
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Slices that build in volume quickly. Octaves up and down.
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Low, arp-delay harmonies.
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Detuned, clean delay. Expression pedal fades in more detuned and octave up voices.
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Recreation of the Boss CE-2 pedal (Chorus)
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Slow pitch jumping with bursts of fuzz.
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Short DELAYs and loads of FEEDBACK form metallic resonances that only kick in after note decay. Some fretboard techniques (vibrato, etc.) can also coax the tubular sounds out of the gate. These long flutter echoes will eventually decay; thanks to the value of the inline FILTER inside the FEEDBACK loop(s). Bump up the DELAY times for ping-ponging effects.
The expression pedal mapping is there to 'fade out' the extreme feedback, with increasingly darker echoes, through nearly inaudible delays. As always, the REPEAT performance switch freezes the delay buffers, while blocking further input. Here, it produces infinite tubing and droning 'pitches'.
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Glitchy groove with octave jumping and glide.
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Looping preset? Well, yes & no. It's the Undulator algorithm. There's nothing traditional here. Infinite 1/16th note-chunk looping, with 'overdubbing'. Loop 'aging' is accomplished by reducing Feedback, while increasing D-Mod to deconstruct and decimate the chunks.
Blurring the line between tremolo, ultra-short looping, and time-based effects, with an interesting twist on ramping rate changes (using the Slow/Fast Performance Switch).
