henryrobinett
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Hm. I was doing a google search for finding parameters for SPX-90 Pitch Change C. And I found this thread - http://forum.fractalaudio.com/ultra...ant-roland-modulation-spx90-pitch-change.html - I started 3 and a half years ago. Some people insisted this effect was nothing more than two detuned sides, +0.8 and -0.8. Nope. There's a lot more going on than that. I have three of them but they're in various locations with only one of them being in the house here, in an old PA rack buried beneath all kinds of crap in the garage. I just don't have the energy to unpack and unrack everything tonight. So does anyone have one and know what the parameters actually are? I need to try and duplicate that sound.
I found some old cassettes of my band playing. I had my signature sound back then. I have forgotten all about it. Nothing too special but it was me and a sound I identified with. I'd love to recreate it. Some Majordomo's here might have a clue. Boogie Quad, Roland SDE-1000 delay, Spx-90 II (sometimes two), Either a Lexicon MPX-500, or a Digitech 256 or before that Yamaha Rev-7 for reverbs.
Two examples.
The first is a Strat with overdrive.
http://soundcloud.com/henry-robinett/hayleys-day-live-on-broadway
The 2nd is a Gibson ES-355 clean.
And When Fortresses Fall (Live at On Broadway) by Henry Robinett on SoundCloud - Hear the world
I'd love to get some help on this.
I found some old cassettes of my band playing. I had my signature sound back then. I have forgotten all about it. Nothing too special but it was me and a sound I identified with. I'd love to recreate it. Some Majordomo's here might have a clue. Boogie Quad, Roland SDE-1000 delay, Spx-90 II (sometimes two), Either a Lexicon MPX-500, or a Digitech 256 or before that Yamaha Rev-7 for reverbs.
Two examples.
The first is a Strat with overdrive.
http://soundcloud.com/henry-robinett/hayleys-day-live-on-broadway
The 2nd is a Gibson ES-355 clean.
And When Fortresses Fall (Live at On Broadway) by Henry Robinett on SoundCloud - Hear the world
I'd love to get some help on this.
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