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June 4, 2016 at 5:29 pm #113481mrpinguaParticipant
Hi Guys,
New H9 owner and loving it so far. Seeking the knowledge of the collective for help with getting a “Red Barchetta” type of sound.
Assumptions:
The sound used on this song, to my understanding has: compression, chorus, delay, reverb and distortion. My amp can handle reverb and distortion. Is there a h9 preset that can handle the comp/chorus/delay? Honestly I’d settle just for the “as close as possible” delay/chorus settings as I think the bulk of the sound is right there.
Curious if anyone has a setting that comes close to the sound or tips.
Thank you.
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June 12, 2016 at 11:33 pm #143570brockParticipant
With Lifeson, it could be be just about any effect chain – even within the same song. The current algorithms with compression [DynaVerb; EQ Compressor; CrushStation; maybe the upcoming Sculpt algo] aren’t combined with chorus or delay. Maybe you can ‘squeeze’ some natural compression out of your amp distortion?
For chorus with delay, the Mod Delay, Vintage Delay, or even Digital Delay algorithms would be good starting points. To add reverb to chorus & delay within a single preset, ModEchoVerb, BlackHole, or the new SpaceTime algorithm would be the way to go. Each one has a unique effect routing, so select an algo based on that.
Here’s one example:
If you split up the modulation and delay / reverb between two pedals, there are more options, and opportunities for fine tuning. When I think “Rush”, chorus comes to mind immediately, followed by flanging. [They’re not configured all that differently.] Combining the two inside a single preset has its advantages:
You’re covered for reverb at the amp, but there’s something to be said for pre-delay into reverb. It’s isolated nicely from the dry signal, and can give a subtle ‘bounce the back wall’ ambience that isn’t too overpowering:
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