Harmoniser

[andyp13]

I have the harmoniser set to a 3rd above with a major scale. The other harmony is off.
When I play there is a very an occasional noticeable bass note an octave down - rendering the harmoniser almost unusable, any suggestions?

 

[fret]

Maybe throw an EQ in front of the harmony block and mask off some low end?

 

[Severed]

It harmonizes whatever you feed it.

 

[andyp13]

It harmonizes whatever you feed it.

In this case it doesn't

 

[Moke]

Can you post a clip and/or the preset?

 

[Bodde]

Maybe you are using too much gain in front of the pitch block? Maybe you are not damping the other strings correctly?

 

[andyp13]

Maybe you are using too much gain in front of the pitch block? Maybe you are not damping the other strings correctly?

I am using a drive (bb) before the Pitch, but my technique is fine

 

[brianv4]

try the drive after the pitch

 

[Randy4Guitars]

If the pitch block isn't tracking too well you could use a filter block to boost the levels before the pitch block instead of a drive block, then put whatever you want after the pitch block. Although the BB is pretty darn clean.

 

[javajunkie]

If the Pitch Source is set to Global, it gets the tracking information from the Axe-fx Input. There should be no need to boost levels in blocks to get better tracking.For me the best sounding place for the harmonizer has been between the amp and cab.

 

[javajunkie]

Can you post a clip and/or the preset?

This would be extremely helpful.

 

[andyp13]

This would be extremely helpful.

Hopefully I will get time to do a clip tomorrow

 

[andyp13]

I moved it after the FXloop (in my 4cm setup) which means it is now in the fx loop instead of the front end, it is much cleaner now with no bass rumble.