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Re: good pedal for pitching up entire chords
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2014 6:37 pm
by pigmaker
Hyphen Nation wrote:I haven't used that software…I definitely want to dig around with that later. I think you can edit the arp in the filer sequence editor?
theres a drumbeat editor, i dont see anythign about an arp pattern editor.
actually i dont even know how to program the arp using just the pedal. how the heck do you do that ?
Re: good pedal for pitching up entire chords
Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2014 7:58 pm
by Hyphen Nation
If you have the patience to sit through this, and can tolerate a nervous narrator, there's some insight here…regardless, it's tedious.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn-mSVdZe3w[/youtube]
Re: good pedal for pitching up entire chords
Posted: Sun Jan 26, 2014 7:11 am
by ThurberMingus
I use a Whammy 5 and big box POG for this. The Whammy does straight forward clean octaves and the POG does all the crazier sounds, usually with -1 and +2 added. I love both but the POG has more character and the whammy has the "set it and forget it" thing going on. I've always wanted a Pitch Factor but all those knobs are so intimidating"
Re: good pedal for pitching up entire chords
Posted: Sun Jan 26, 2014 1:30 pm
by pigmaker
ThurberMingus wrote:I use a Whammy 5 and big box POG for this. The Whammy does straight forward clean octaves and the POG does all the crazier sounds, usually with -1 and +2 added. I love both but the POG has more character and the whammy has the "set it and forget it" thing going on. I've always wanted a Pitch Factor but all those knobs are so intimidating"
if i do get a pitchfactor i will probably be using an expression pedal for octave up bends or whatever
so if it sucks at that, that might be a deal breaker for me