Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 3:12 am
adrianlee wrote:mauerkraut wrote:Pitch vibrato full depth into attack synth..
Throw a pharaoh after that
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Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 11:18 am
Echo verb short delay time with a LONG dwell mixed 100% wet -> The Goat Keeper Trem model (can't remember name) set to a pattern you like-> Cave verb or Particle verb set to stable with a 60-75% mix Play loud fuzz chord into it, watch stuttery drones come out.
I'll take some pics of my favorites tonight. I just got this thing monday and it's way fun. hard to get "working man's tones" for me kind of work out of it but I've barely scratched the surface trying to just set up a primary scene with my old DL4 patches.
I'll take some pics of my favorites tonight. I just got this thing monday and it's way fun. hard to get "working man's tones" for me kind of work out of it but I've barely scratched the surface trying to just set up a primary scene with my old DL4 patches.
Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 1:02 pm
its never ending
Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 6:01 pm
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUt8kvMLmrk[/youtube]
Kustom running clean
Peavey has delay lo res delay with mix maxed and ringmod with expression pedal controlling numerous permitters.
Kustom running clean
Peavey has delay lo res delay with mix maxed and ringmod with expression pedal controlling numerous permitters.
Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 6:07 pm
My favorite settings using a Double Preset Switch I made.
What it does :
It's essentially a "fixed" expression pedal. You can toggle between two extremes or settings within the same effect block. Basically you assign the switch to an FX block (say EXP1 is attached to FX1), make a preset, click the switch, make a completely different preset and then the switch remembers those settings and allows you to toggle between them as you'd like.
How it's used :
This is how I use mine, you can obviously set yours up anyway you'd like within the M9.
EXP1 is attached to FX1 and EXP2 is attached to FX2
A1 - Octave - EXP switches between +12/-12
A2 - Auto Volume Echo - EXP switches between short and long delays or staccato and ambient
A3 - Particle Reverb
B1 - Line 6 Drive - EXP Switches between low and high gain w/ some Eq'ing
B2 - Analog Delay w/ Mod - EXP switches between 310ms w/ high mix + modulation and 410ms w/ lower mix and almost no modulation for lead work
B3 - Spring
So with all of that said I have numerous combinations, such as :
B3 = clean tone
B2 + B3/310ms = clean w/ delay
B1 low + B3 = crunch
B1 high + B3 = high gain rhythm
B1 high + B2/410ms + B3 = lead
A1/-12 + B3 = bass sim
A1/-12 + A2/ambient + A3 = low octave swells
A1/+12 + A2/ambient + A3 = high octave swells
A1/+12 + A3/staccato + A3 = high octave leads
What it does :
It's essentially a "fixed" expression pedal. You can toggle between two extremes or settings within the same effect block. Basically you assign the switch to an FX block (say EXP1 is attached to FX1), make a preset, click the switch, make a completely different preset and then the switch remembers those settings and allows you to toggle between them as you'd like.
How it's used :
This is how I use mine, you can obviously set yours up anyway you'd like within the M9.
EXP1 is attached to FX1 and EXP2 is attached to FX2
A1 - Octave - EXP switches between +12/-12
A2 - Auto Volume Echo - EXP switches between short and long delays or staccato and ambient
A3 - Particle Reverb
B1 - Line 6 Drive - EXP Switches between low and high gain w/ some Eq'ing
B2 - Analog Delay w/ Mod - EXP switches between 310ms w/ high mix + modulation and 410ms w/ lower mix and almost no modulation for lead work
B3 - Spring
So with all of that said I have numerous combinations, such as :
B3 = clean tone
B2 + B3/310ms = clean w/ delay
B1 low + B3 = crunch
B1 high + B3 = high gain rhythm
B1 high + B2/410ms + B3 = lead
A1/-12 + B3 = bass sim
A1/-12 + A2/ambient + A3 = low octave swells
A1/+12 + A2/ambient + A3 = high octave swells
A1/+12 + A3/staccato + A3 = high octave leads
Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 6:11 pm
StupidDream88 wrote:My favorite settings using a Double Preset Switch I made.
sounds sweet! How did you make it?
Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 6:45 pm
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VkbGXSNO6o[/youtube]
Kustom clean
Peavey lo res delay with mix maxed into smart harmony +5
Kustom clean
Peavey lo res delay with mix maxed into smart harmony +5
Re: Your favorite M9/M13 sounds.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 9:26 pm
Derelict78 wrote:StupidDream88 wrote:My favorite settings using a Double Preset Switch I made.
sounds sweet! How did you make it?
It's a 10k Resistor connected to an on/off footswitch and a mono jack