Yamaha Magic Stomp Box-Any Users?
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aleclee
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I'm not impressed with most of the multiFX patches though I must admit not having worked with 'em much. I think it rocks for delay, reverb, and modulation effects. The parametric EQ can do some cool things in an FX loop and the (non-intelligent) pitch shifting can be fun.
I'm not impressed with most of the multiFX patches though I must admit not having worked with 'em much. I think it rocks for delay, reverb, and modulation effects. The parametric EQ can do some cool things in an FX loop and the (non-intelligent) pitch shifting can be fun.
Evan Skopp
SDUGF Founder
Re: Yamaha Magic Stomp Box-Any Users?
I have a Magicstomp that I have used live with a Boogie 50 watt combo. For some reason, I found the tones at volume to be a little harsh and my bandmates agreed with me. I've since gone back to analog stomp boxes.
However, for basic recording and playing around the house, you can't beat it's array of great (32 bit) tones and it's ease of editing.
I have a Magicstomp that I have used live with a Boogie 50 watt combo. For some reason, I found the tones at volume to be a little harsh and my bandmates agreed with me. I've since gone back to analog stomp boxes.
However, for basic recording and playing around the house, you can't beat it's array of great (32 bit) tones and it's ease of editing.
TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
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I agree 1,000% Evan ... there's simply nothing that can compare to the sound of analog stomp boxes!Evan Skopp said:
The Owl
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Well wouldn't ya know it, there's a Guitar Center right near my office. So anyway, yesterday on my lunch break, I went over and tried out the puppy myself. My initial impressions, pretty easy to use, the delay. mod and 'verb patches were pretty good, very useful for what I'd need. The distortion patches were definitely harsh, but not like I'd use 'em anyway (I insist on getting my overdrive straight from the amp). For $169 it packs a lot of useful patches alright (for me at least).
Well wouldn't ya know it, there's a Guitar Center right near my office. So anyway, yesterday on my lunch break, I went over and tried out the puppy myself. My initial impressions, pretty easy to use, the delay. mod and 'verb patches were pretty good, very useful for what I'd need. The distortion patches were definitely harsh, but not like I'd use 'em anyway (I insist on getting my overdrive straight from the amp). For $169 it packs a lot of useful patches alright (for me at least).
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