TC Electronic Sub'N'Up Octaver Pedal

[michaiel]

I have had a lot of fun with the TC Electronic Sub'N'Up Octaver Pedal, but have failed to duplicate a effective octave up effect with the axe fx pitch shift that tracks as well as the pedal.
Any body know how i can possibly emulate the pedal as closely as possible with axe fx?
thanks

 

[lqdsnddist]

You can't

Need hardware that can do faster polyphonic tracking

 

[Bodde]

I agree that polyphonic tracking is something that is deeply missed in the Axe fx. There have been many topics about it.
Also agree that the octave up is sounding a bit syntetic in the Axe fx. There are pedals that do this better. So if you really want that sound I suggest keeping the TC.

 

[michaiel]

You can't

Need hardware that can do faster polyphonic tracking

After attempting this for weeks, I agree....

 

[michaiel]

I agree that polyphonic tracking is something that is deeply missed in the Axe fx. There have been many topics about it.
Also agree that the octave up is sounding a bit syntetic in the Axe fx. There are pedals that do this better. So if you really want that sound I suggest keeping the TC.

This pedal and the Eventide Pitchfactor both are contenders... I just don't like stacking gear on gear unless I have to...

 

[yek]

For a low octave (monophonic), you guys need to try the Ring Modulator in Tracking mode.
It's an excellent, not sterile-sounding, octaver.

Also, the Axe-Fx II is perfect capable of tracking an monophonic upper octave (or harmony), with no lag.

 

[jlynnb1]

the key to getting the higher octaves to sound good is hi cut,and the liberal use thereof