Dave McDowell
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On my old Axe-FX II, I was able to add an octave up using the Pitch block, like from my old pedal board's Micro POG pedal (although it was not nearly as nice a sound as the POG), and it was not great, but it was OK. I'm trying to do the same on my new Axe-FX III. I'm using the Pitch block, and it doesn't have the same types as the FX II. On my old one, I used a simple Harmony type, with the added tone 12 semi-tones up. That same "Type" is not available on the 3 (as far as I can see). The closest thing seems to be the Dual and Quad Harmonizers. (The"Octave Divider" type only adds DOWN octaves.) I can use the Dual Harmonizer Type to add an octave up, but it sounds NOTHING like a guitar string. Basically sounds like crap. Is anybody doing this successfully, as in - it actually sounds (somewhat) like a guitar string, and maybe a little like the old-school octave pedals (like the POG)??