Don't have mine yet, but some of y'all do, so post dem patches! I'll join in after mine arrives.
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B3n patch library.
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Talk Bass won't allow the uploading of the patch files. I tried with the file extension and with the extension removed.
There must be someone in here that can create a webpage that will allow patch uploads. i don't know how. If someone points me in the right direction I will create it
Can we also use this thread to talk about preferred effects and patch building strategies? For example:
Which of the compressors do you particularly favor? Why?
How do you decide where to place the compressor in the chain?
Which of the other effects are in most of your patches because they're useful, sound good, or faithfully emulate a really great pedal? I'm thinking "Dark Pre" is going to be in this category.
Which of the compressors do you particularly favor? Why?
How do you decide where to place the compressor in the chain?
Which of the other effects are in most of your patches because they're useful, sound good, or faithfully emulate a really great pedal? I'm thinking "Dark Pre" is going to be in this category.
most patches can be captured in one or two photos...or...Dropbox/Google Drive shared folder...or some really ambitious person could make/monitor a shared Google Docs spreadsheet that can be filled-in by anyone viewing it
Ok here's one I call "Untitled"...sounds like this. Without the phaser and Z-Tron I rather like the sound for ordinary playing. Boosting Dark Pre gives it just a hint of overdrive.
EDIT: Here it is without phaser and syn. About halfway through you can hear me press the boost button before I go from intro to groove. I now think without boost it has too much fuzz, and coming through my computer's speakers it also probably needs a cab sim.
EDIT: Here it is without phaser and syn. About halfway through you can hear me press the boost button before I go from intro to groove. I now think without boost it has too much fuzz, and coming through my computer's speakers it also probably needs a cab sim.
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Need to get this site updated. Isn't it run by a member here? I seem to remember a post about years ago from the B2 days.
.: Guitar effect patches for Zoom, Digitech, Korg, TC-Electronic, Boss, VOX, Behringer
.: Guitar effect patches for Zoom, Digitech, Korg, TC-Electronic, Boss, VOX, Behringer
I haven't own one yet. but when I do, I will post some patch ideas here.
I remember that website. some of my patch ideas for the korg toneworks processors are still on the site. I did noticed a few odd comments on some of my patch ideas while there are some good comments.
160 Compressor and Delay/Hold with some harmonics. Then I stomped the chorus and played some notes. Maybe tomorrow I'll add photos of settings if there's interest.
B3n Hold/Delay Noodle - Clyp
B3n Hold/Delay Noodle - Clyp
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Looking forward to hearing what you come up with Crystalman. Your patches are excellent!
Take care,
Brent
Yep! Post above edited with settings photos. I struck the harmonics chord with effects off and delay on. Once the chord was ringing I pressed the second delay switch to hold it. Then I started the recording. Then I activated chorus and farted around with some notes. Then I struck that same C9 chord with harmonics and killed the delay. Then fade out.
Looking forward to hearing what you come up with Crystalman. Your patches are excellent!
Take care,
Brent
Thanks, brent. if I purchase a zoom b3n, I will come up with some nifty patch ideas for it.
We're doing a cover of Dirty Diana. I wanted a sound with a little personality at the beginning of each long note but a long ominous overwhelming sustain. I came up with OctaClang.
OctaClang - Clyp
OctaClang - Clyp