Are you looking for suggestions for the best effects to use on particular tracks/parts?
You don't need to have any detailed hardware experience, just try to explain a bit clearer so we can help with what you want to achieve.
]]>herr_prof wrote:the line6 m5 is a great pedal for lsdj, lots of stereo effects, and every one of them also comes with a noise gate.
hadn't seen this before, looks pretty good.. out of curiosity, what's the max delay time on it?
2000ms
]]>I have the model down from this:
https://www.zoom-na.com/products/guitar … -bluetoothAnd I love it. It's not noisy at all, pretty easy to use and you can very easily line up up to 6 FX, each of which you can switch between and tweak on the fly.
is it this one, because its presets seem to be made for synthesizer. https://jimatwood.wordpress.com/2013/12 … or-synths/
]]>And I love it. It's not noisy at all, pretty easy to use and you can very easily line up up to 6 FX, each of which you can switch between and tweak on the fly.
]]>EQ is good for "rolling off" or emphasizing frequency bands. You can use that to make a channel sound more or less noisy, clicky, thumpy, or otherwise to get sounds out of each others' ways.
Compressor is for flattening the loud/soft dynamics of a signal, and can be used to either emphasize or take the bite off of clicks.
Reverb is for making a signal sound like it was made within a space before it comes out the speaker.
Overdrive/distortion/fuzz are for intentional clipping. The three words describe how extreme the clipping is, but they all mainly do it the same way, by boosting a signal and shorting part of it to ground with a diode or 2 or 6.
Delay is for repeating the signal, and can be used to make chords out of single notes, among other things.
Phase/chorus/flanger are effects that are also based on very short delay timing, with a little bit of pitch shift too.
In case you are asking what order to put the pedals in, there are no rules for that either, though I've heard this suggested:
Gate> EQ> Compressor> Clippers from weak to strong> Modulators> Delay> Reverb
More stuff in the chain means weaker signal strength and more noise.
I hope that was useful.
]]>the line6 m5 is a great pedal for lsdj, lots of stereo effects, and every one of them also comes with a noise gate.
hadn't seen this before, looks pretty good.. out of curiosity, what's the max delay time on it?
]]>yeah, he's looking for best options for running a game boy through for live purposes.. i answered on facebook and told him that he'd likely be best off just running in through a laptop with ableton so he could use the exact same vsts and settings used in the recordings since most compact guitar pedals aren't ideal for his purposes since most of the cheaper and smaller ones tend to add noise to the signal... if he is 100% against using a laptop, i was going to recommend instead getting a 4U rack case and getting a decent alesis compressor or an rnc1773, a dual 15 band eq and either a rackmount reverb unit or a holy grail (though obviously this kills any portability and would run maybe $600-800 total)
Word, especially as most guitar pedals are mono, so you'd lose all of the stereo effects.
]]>Are you looking for suggestions for the best effects to use on particular tracks/parts?
You don't need to have any detailed hardware experience, just try to explain a bit clearer so we can help with what you want to achieve.
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