Reverb on a Pitchfactor?

[stringrazor]

Can a fairly simple reverb only patch be programmed on a Pitchfactor? If so, how?

EDIT: ok, dumb question. I see teh “verb” settings in the “Crystals” algorithm.  I’ve had this pedal for years but only ever used it for harmony leads. So, let me restate the question: can it get a nice smooth Fender amp spring reverb sound? 

[DGillespie]

Hi Stringrazor,

 

As you noticed there is a reverb in Crystals, but the PitchFactor really isn't a reverb pedal.  There is another in Synthonizer, though IIRC it can only be applied to the synth sound.  There is a quite good spring reverb in the Space pedal along with many other good reverbs, or all these are algorithms are available in the H9, plus delays, modulations, and distortions.

 

Dan

[spaceJam]

Spring reverb is not that “complicated” to simulate as a Hall or a Room reverb. So I would try with any of the delay+pitch algorithms.

Just set a really short time delay and feedback to your taste. Pitch at 0 of course.

 

[stringrazor]

All I wanted was a it of reverb when playing through my ’65 Ampeg Jet. As A kid I had the same amp AND a Fender reverb tank which at the time I thought wasn’t cool at all (boy was I wrong!). Anyway, the verb in the Crystals algorithm works fine. It’s not quite as lush as I’d like but it’s not for recording, only for a it of space when I’d noodling. 

I have to say, I’m enjoying the PF much more since the H9 Control editor becabe available. 

[Bob_B]

stringrazor wrote:

I have to say, I’m enjoying the PF much more since the H9 Control editor becabe available. 

I second that: the H9 control editor makes changing parameters soooo much easier.

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