Glad to hear your getting on well with the Freqout! It’s at the top of the list of my “must have” or at least “must try” hardware additions for anyone. Just does what nothing else can do, and with a real ease of use.
I run mine in a loop as well, and add a comp before it and delay after so I can get even more sustain and repeats on the feedback, which is really cool if you do some whammy bar stuff
Thank you sir!The H9 bundles effects in unique ways into algorithms. It’s not so much what the H9 does that the Fractal doesn’t, but it’s more the Eventide fingerprint on the sounds due to how they bundle stuff together. For instance if you wanted pitch, delay and some modulation, you can call all that up separately in the fractal no problem but in the Eventide it’s in one algo and will have a certain sound to it. Also, their delays and verbs really are stellar.
Next, in the I/O 4 loop, I run a FreqOut and Helicon Talkbox Synth. AS guitar effects, they are never used simultaneously.
The FreqOut is an excellent pedal, extremely good at what it does (simulated feedback). I don't need to have it at my feet. I control it remotely with a switch on my RJM which engages block IN 4. Works seamlessly.
The FreqOut has its Dry Kill switch activated. So, like the above mentioned pedals, its sound is added in parallel, which works well. My favorite feedback setting is Natural Low.
The FreqOut is mounted on a small Metro 16 pedalboard that sits on top of my 3U rack containing my III. I take this pedalboard with me to gigs.
I incorporated a FX loop selector with 4 midi switchable loops on it on Axe loop 3. Axe loop 4 has the chase bliss pedals just before the axe output ... for textured looping FX.
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Awesome rig D.B.! What MIDI FX loop selector is that?