Would be fun to be able to do something similar with the FM3.Nice present. I have a FM3 but on my old Axe FX Mark II, I have a 5F8/59 Bassman preset that I can stay on all day.
I'll have to try that. Maybe using a Jan Ray as the second "amp".Would be fun to be able to do something similar with the FM3.
I tried a second path with a drive block and an EQ block....it sounded 'ok'.
Then I jump to my Axe III and am like - oh man, this is sooo nice.
Me too. Awesome for P&W streaming. Shout out to David Hislop who got me going that direction!Enhancer or not, playing into two panned amps with slightly different dynamics and gain is my jam.
Hi Yek ,
Nice , Nice tone …. Would you mind sharing the preset , i d like to have fun with it and especially take a look at it if you dont mind
Thanks
Fafa
Thanks very much !!!!Here it is.
Here it is.
I need to try the 2-amp thing with maybe the Enhancer, because yeah, I find that although I love Chorus, I like the fullness it gives, but with even a little too much modulation it's kinda bothersome to me. What can I say though? I'm a child (young adult) of the 80's!Anyone else have ears that struggle with the yanky intonation/tuning when it comes to "double-tracking" effects?
Is it the detuning involved?
I need to try the 2-amp thing with maybe the Enhancer, because yeah, I find that although I love Chorus, I like the fullness it gives, but with even a little too much modulation it's kinda bothersome to me. What can I say though? I'm a child (young adult) of the 80's!
Well, yeah. I use multi-guitar effects (chorus, modulated delays & reverbs, enhancer, pitch, etc.) in a 1-guitar context, either my alone-playing, or a band I'm the only guitarist in. But for unison or harmony parts with a 2nd guitarist, having a 2nd guitar playing the same part already accomplished that effect, AND, does it naturally. Redundant.I played with a guy who had a modulated reverb he loved. Think it was a Boss RV5. I could not use
any modulation and that incessant warble between us drove me f'ing nuts!!
I feel like some detune and multi-amp setups can work just fine for one guitar. It's when you start
adding in multiple guitars/tracks that pitch variations get a little wonky. For my ears.
That is stunning! Totally my happy sound! Are you using that in your live gigs too?