If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
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TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
EHX has been hitting it out of the park lately. Excellent song, as usual.
EHX has been hitting it out of the park lately. Excellent song, as usual.
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
Cool it was!
Cool it was!
ex-250
Riffologist Extraordinaire
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
So you're saying its supernaturally impressive. Yes, thats it. :bigok:
So you're saying its supernaturally impressive. Yes, thats it. :bigok:
ex-250
Riffologist Extraordinaire
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
Indeed. Its a fun pedal though, adds some nice variety to my otherwise guitar-only demos.
Indeed. Its a fun pedal though, adds some nice variety to my otherwise guitar-only demos.
Myaccount876
Amira-Maker
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
How'd you record the "organ" parts? Do you play a full 1-3-5 triad at once, and it makes the organ sound for the whole chord (if so, how does it handle that? Any glitches/oddities on certain chords? How complex can the chords get before the pedal's modulation goes wack?), or do you have to multi track each part of the chord?
How'd you record the "organ" parts? Do you play a full 1-3-5 triad at once, and it makes the organ sound for the whole chord (if so, how does it handle that? Any glitches/oddities on certain chords? How complex can the chords get before the pedal's modulation goes wack?), or do you have to multi track each part of the chord?
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Funkfingers
Guest
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
I suspect that the note tracking technology in the B9 and C9 pedals is the same as in the EHX Pitch Fork.
If the B9 drawbar setting simulation mixes in enough of the right organ footage/partial overtones, effectively, each single guitar note produces a chord.
Connecting the B9 (or C9) and Pitch Fork pedals in sequence should prove interesting.
I suspect that the note tracking technology in the B9 and C9 pedals is the same as in the EHX Pitch Fork.
If the B9 drawbar setting simulation mixes in enough of the right organ footage/partial overtones, effectively, each single guitar note produces a chord.
Connecting the B9 (or C9) and Pitch Fork pedals in sequence should prove interesting.
ex-250
Riffologist Extraordinaire
Re: If you've been craving more of my fat hard rock organ...
I've heard unofficially that the organ/piano pedals are all essentially tweaked POG sounds. Whether thats accurate, I have no idea.
On this song I double tracked the organ. Cathedral model doing chords down the middle, Continental model doing single note harmony/lead parts panned hard left.
I've heard unofficially that the organ/piano pedals are all essentially tweaked POG sounds. Whether thats accurate, I have no idea.
On this song I double tracked the organ. Cathedral model doing chords down the middle, Continental model doing single note harmony/lead parts panned hard left.
