Recent content by Brian Johnston

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    New Firmware Update, but Editor Doesn't Recognize

    Got it working. Appears many have this issue, and some got it corrected by changing the USB I/O in the Editor's Preferences. Works.
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    Fast Scrolling Option?

    The fast scroll worked; thank you md1234. I changed the USB in the preferences. Simple, but had no idea. Works now.
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    FM3 Edit "Disconnected" Problem

    What steps, as I'm having the same problem.
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    Fast Scrolling Option?

    Like a number of people, I updated to firmware 7, and the editor no longer will recognize the unit. Here's a question: If I'm on page 300, for example, how do I quickly get to page 001 without having to do a massive amount of clicking?
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    New Firmware Update, but Editor Doesn't Recognize

    I updated everything... Robot, new Editor, and the most recent FM3 updates. I'm obviously connected via USB, as I did my updates, etc. But the Editor is not recognizing the FM3. It matters not which one I turn on (editor before FM3 or after FM3). I suspect it's something simple, but no idea.
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    No Sound

    Thanks... and I thought I did go to the FM3 discussion... brain fart.
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    No Sound

    I'll add something. I can now hear it, but the volume is super quiet. If I increase the input or output, it shows read, like it's clipping.
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    No Sound

    I used to have my FM3 as my main 'thing'... amps, cabs, effects, but also it was my interface. I changed things around and now want to use my FM3 for effects only (while using other gear for amps, cabs and I have a different interface). Now, I have no sound. I did go into the General setup...
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    FM3 Sonicake's 5th Dimension (review/demo) with FM3

    Amps/Cabs from the FM3... Sonicake’s 5th Dimension is a Swiss Army Knife of pedals. These multi-effects pedals have been around for a while, but the affordability of the 5th Dimension certainly makes it ideal for those looking to access various modulations in their most basic form. Contained...
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    FM3 Wave Crush (review/demo with FM3)

    Used amps/cabs and effects (reverb/delay) from the FM3 Bit crushers are a specialty pedal, and some may consider their use limited and when wanting a lo-fi sound. However, I do find them most appropriate for guitar when applied in a low dose, which I’ll address later. The Sonicake Wave Crush is...
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    FM3 19th Century Himalayan Singing Bowls

    mic'd into the FM3 (for reverb)
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    NEXG (smart guitar) demo/review

    I did not use my FM3 on this review, but the guitar sounds fantastic with the reverbs. The guitar has it's own speaker system, but when you use the line out, the speaker cuts off and you can go direct to the FM3 or other gear. There is a separate output for pedals, etc., so that you can still do...
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    FM3 CROWN (non-water Waterphone) review/demo using the FM3

    I used premade patches from the FM3... taking more time to experiment with the various effects would be a wild ride! One of the more unusual instruments is the Waterphone, known for its creepy and chilling sound as a violin bow strokes the metal rods. If you’re unfamiliar with the Waterphone...
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    FM3 Sonicake's Octaver demo (FM3 used for guitar tone/delay)

    An octaver goes back to the 1960s, originally designed by Roger Mayer for Jimi Hendrix. As applicable for the bass player or keyboardist, an octaver adds breadth, depth, fullness and a hint of eerie edginess to a tone. Certainly, an octaver plays a role in make a smaller band sound much larger...
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    FM3 TriceraChorus by Eventide (demo/review using FM3)

    I find this one sounds warmer and more analog. I also included some varying sounds; you likely would dial it in and relative to the sounds you do like.
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