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I want a biphase.
heck
I’d just like to play with one for an hour
julianModeratorWell maybe you want an SEM or DEM.
But I’ve always found it hard to use flange sounds in music.julianModeratorProbably not loud enough for gigging.
julianModeratorQuote:Should I put off buying the studio electric Mistress in case thease pedals are more awesomer?Memory boy is going to be better than the SEM I think.
julianModeratorI think that’s the square mode at the beginning from 0:03 to 0:10 seconds, but I’d like to hear it more. I’m sure it can get pretty wild.
julianModeratorsome clips of the cathedral and memory boy are up:
http://www.whatsthatdudeplay.com/
really short teases unfortunately, I wanted to hear the square mode more on the Memory Boy
julianModeratorwell Brian E Harmon Jr just posted yesterday that his store just got them in and he took one home. I asked him for clips and he said he’s not set up for them, but he’ll try to do some.
julianModeratorI think I invited a dutch guy here when I first started, but he either joined and then never posted or never joined.
julianModeratorQuote:Quote:My questions:V256:
-what do the drone modes do?
-what does reflex tune mode do?
-what does instrument control mode do?
-what does transposition mode do?The V256 has two optional internal synthesizers so that you don’t need to have an instrument plugged in to start vocoding. The three Robo sounds (which are all identical) have a synth that makes you sound like a robot. The drone modes have a synth that is more like an organ.
Single Drone is one note, Major drone is a major triad or chord and Minor drone is a minor triad or chord. Turning the Pitch knob in all 6 vocoder modes will set the pitch of the internal synth. Turning this knob fully CCW clockwise will turn off the internal synth so you can use external instruments. You can also use MIDI to control the internal synths.
The bottom three modes are all pitch shifters.
Reflex Tune is automatic pitch correction based on the scale you set it to or the chord you play on your instrument.
Transposition is simply pitch shifting your vocals by a fixed amount, +/- 1 octave.
Instrument Control mode allows you to pitch shift your vocals to whatever pitch your instrument is playing. It is a monophonic effect. Play an E note on your guitar, no matter what note you sing into the effect it will output the same E note your guitar is playing.
I just noticed this. That makes it the first MIDI controllable XO pedal.
julianModeratorsurface mount device
July 17, 2009 at 6:58 pm in reply to: EHX polychorus temperamental! works sometimes then doesn’t others, can’t work out why!!! any ideas??? #99569julianModeratorYeah, probably the switch or a loose wire somewhere
julianModeratorI’ve played SMD pedals of varying quality, from crap to great. I’m sure it affects the sound versus carbon or metal film, but there’s still good stuff.
julianModeratorIt’s still analog. It’s not like being SMD makes it digital. It just uses small machine mounted parts.
julianModeratorKasabian.
Hmmmm. That’s a British group.
MelX needs to get his butt in here, because he could advise you better than I could.
I’m going to guess and say that the Stereo Electric Mistress fits your style more, and I’m thinking MelX will agree.
julianModeratorit seems the delay time question was already answered on HCFX- 550ms supposedly. This was from the same guy that had the expression pedal scoop, so I’d think it’s accurate.
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