Hitoshi Kato
Inspired
Hi,
I prefer trebly sound when I play 'several strings', and I prefer less trebly sound when I play 'single string'.
Can anyone share how I can do that in 1 preset?
To explain more, I usually prefer bright (trebly) sound when I play multi strings (e.g. chord), but I prefer mild (less trebly / less high frequency) sound when I play single note (e.g. palm mute single note playing).
I attached my temporary solution preset, and I explain how I do in the attached preset in the below.
As far as I know, Axe FX can't detect if I play single string or multi strings, then I use 'pitch follower' in 6.6k in amp block post EQ session.
By this, Axe can distinguish when I play multi strings and single string since pitch follower can't do anything when the input is Chords type.
But even with this, not perfect especially when I play low fret (from 0 o 4 frets) in low E string.
I assume @2112 might have good solution but please can anyone advise me?
Thanks a lot and happy new year for everybody!
I prefer trebly sound when I play 'several strings', and I prefer less trebly sound when I play 'single string'.
Can anyone share how I can do that in 1 preset?
To explain more, I usually prefer bright (trebly) sound when I play multi strings (e.g. chord), but I prefer mild (less trebly / less high frequency) sound when I play single note (e.g. palm mute single note playing).
I attached my temporary solution preset, and I explain how I do in the attached preset in the below.
As far as I know, Axe FX can't detect if I play single string or multi strings, then I use 'pitch follower' in 6.6k in amp block post EQ session.
By this, Axe can distinguish when I play multi strings and single string since pitch follower can't do anything when the input is Chords type.
But even with this, not perfect especially when I play low fret (from 0 o 4 frets) in low E string.
I assume @2112 might have good solution but please can anyone advise me?
Thanks a lot and happy new year for everybody!