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Listening to the demo, I think the equivalent in the Axe would be what the Enhancer block does, what do you think?
Listening to the demo, I think the equivalent in the Axe would be what the Enhancer block does, what do you think?
Agreed! it's more of a studio effect.yes, the enhancer in my own tiny opinion, is a cool sound when playing by yourself with headphones or something, but when ive tried it at rehearsal or live setting it always sounds a hair off and i remove it
That is nothing like a Mimiq. if you search for Mimiq, you’ll find discussions about how a Mimiq works. It does not do pitch modulation.check out the post amp pitch block in the Petrucci Rig preset for a double tracking technique that is similar to the mimiq
Here’s a list…That is nothing like a Mimiq. if you search for Mimiq, you’ll find discussions about how a Mimiq works. It does not do pitch modulation.
Nice preset by the way, really cleverly done, gonna seriously testdrive that thing one of these days. Thanks.Here's a post that describes how the Mimiq works: https://forum.fractalaudio.com/thre...er-feature-on-axe-fx-iii.179347/#post-2187994
I own a Mimiq and I've examined it quite closely, so I'm pretty familiar with the details of how it works. It does not do LFO-modulated pitch. It makes sense that it doesn't work that way. After all, with real double tracking, your first take doesn't suddenly start warbling when you record a second take .
Did u have the stereo or mono version of Mimiq? How did u have it hooked up? Used mono on one side, all wet / no dry, with 1 voice has not presented any problems for me. I don't like it in stereo or with multiple voices and some of the earlier Mimic firmware versions were problematic in stereo (phase issues) - you might have gotten one on old firmware.I tried a Mimiq and sent it back the next day. A lot posts from people say it works great and a few, like me, had some real issues with how it killed the sound and tone. Supposedly a few have some sort of glitch and if you send it back for a replacement it'll be fine. I must have had one of those bad ones. It wasn't a little bad, this was "Wow, this is un-usable" bad.
I've tried the Enhancer since I've bought an FM3. But didn't like that either. I went back to what I've used for years. Delay one side 20ms. Not the best solution but the best I've found so far.
Agreed.Here's a post that describes how the Mimiq works: https://forum.fractalaudio.com/thre...er-feature-on-axe-fx-iii.179347/#post-2187994
I own a Mimiq and I've examined it quite closely, so I'm pretty familiar with the details of how it works. It does not do LFO-modulated pitch. It makes sense that it doesn't work that way. After all, with real double tracking, your first take doesn't suddenly start warbling when you record a second take .
I tried my hand at wiring that up in a preset but couldn’t find the right building-blocks to get there, and eventually gave up to wait for someone smarter than me to figure it out.
I tried it in Stereo only. Guitar to Mimiq then to two amps. I tried 1,2,3 dubs, played with the controls, it was terrible. I must have had an early version. Can't believe anyone would like it if they all sounded like that.Did u have the stereo or mono version of Mimiq? How did u have it hooked up? Used mono on one side, all wet / no dry, with 1 voice has not presented any problems for me. I don't like it in stereo or with multiple voices and some of the earlier Mimic firmware versions were problematic in stereo (phase issues) - you might have gotten one on old firmware.
Delay on one side with varying 20-30ms time gets closest to my ear.