Define "great" and "really cool." How would that differ from an "average" auto-wah?
Have you tried a forum search? There have been a number of threads on this in recent times...
Yea I searched the 1st 3 pages and didn't find anything ,and searched the presets forum and didn't find what I wanted. . I 'll try another more thorough one.
Edit: Yep found a bunch of posts and checking them out. .Thanks for the advice
http://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/auto-wah-with-modifier.107747/
Heres a post that I posted (post #16), the patch is enclosed on page 2, try it out!
Thanks, I just read that, and listened to your band's tune. Appreciate it. . Gonna head to try to design something myself now Eric
Not trying to be tough. It's just that building an auto-wah on the AX8 is a pretty straightforward process. Every time I've tried I thought the results were pretty cool. If you're not liking what you get, we need some idea of what you feel is missing before we can point you in a direction that's meaningful to you.Tough crowd here. Using my 56 year old gearhead mind, I'd define it simply as 'Great sounding, feeling, triggering" . ."Great" being much better than average.. "Better" being more interesting, and more effective , perhaps. . . To me it was just a really simple question! Eric
Not trying to be tough. It's just that building an auto-wah on the AX8 is a pretty straightforward process. Every time I've tried I thought the results were pretty cool. If you're not liking what you get, we need some idea of what you feel is missing before we can point you in a direction that's meaningful to you.
Have you tried tying a modifier to the Control parameter of the Wah block?
Eric, those controls are under ENVELOPE, which is found in the CONTROLLERS menu.
Search for the Mutron / Grateful Dead thread.
I changed to using the settings recommended in that thread and it totally kicks ass for that low range warbly Mutron III vibe.
It's all about the envelope settings. I had been using a Filter block and messed with it forever and wasn't really happy. I changed to a Wah block and the settings in that thread, loving it.
The only down-side to this is if you're already using the Wah block for Pedal Wah...I changed to a Wah block and the settings in that thread, loving it.
The only down-side to this is if you're already using the Wah block for Pedal Wah...
Also, a problem with sharing a wah block is that the envelope will react differently based on the signal feeding it... I have an Envelope that i use for the Bridge pickup on my EBMM JP6 (dimarzio evolution pickup) which sounds awesome but it just doesn't react the same with any of my other guitars. There are other variables such as whether the intention is to use it for single note staccato or whether you want slow attack chords etc...
Anyway, I've attached mine for anyone who wants to give it a spin..
The original advice was to use a high Q setting on the Filter block, not to tie a modifier to Q.I had to remove the modifier from the "Q".. That sucked. . lol... I put the ENV modifier on the "frequency" and it kicks butt now..