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Chunk OS Loud Button Morphine Dream Dr Scientist the Elements

Haha yeah I knew what you meant. I was just being silly.

Shhhh!!! Don't tell people it takes 24 hrs to make a patch even when you have tips. It scares people away. :) Seriously though, when you play with one of these you can feel a bit like a mad scientist. Creative noises that go against the grain of nature. Mwhahahaha. Live my precious sound!!! LIVE!!!

No Probs. Some settings in the OS aren't as easy to understand as you would think. It took me ages to understand the diff between premix, postmix and output. Once you really get into it there are 1000s of creative sounds you can make.:hyper: One of my favs is to mix a LPF'd fuzz with a...

This is how I would do it. VCO>VCF = on Fuzz Source = LPF Post Mix = Fuzz Post mix dB = 0 Output dB = mute The output dB setting routes signal from the filter to the pedals output. You want all your filter going through the fuzz. Hope that helps. I am a bit rusty with making FX from scratch.

Actually... Why would phase matter? Set the volume on the post mix to off. You should only get phase cancellation if you are trying to mix back in the original signal.

Sounds like your issue is in the VCA. I haven't used the VCA much because it's hard to get right. My only suggestion would be to try a fast attack and long sustain and see how that goes. Good luck though.

Fuzz and Phaser or Fuzz and Trem.

Boss CEB-3. Didn't really have the shimmer I was looking for. Not terrible though. I've had a bassballs, LMB-3 and a BBM. I don't really think any of them were that bad. None of them stayed very long before I flipped them but I would still probably recommend them for the price.

It's a very good pedal for the cost. Just turn down the enhance.

'Box of mad genius' +1000 Best way to describe this beast

This. Dirty power can do more than just cause noise. It can fry your equipment.

Hahaha. Not what I meant lol. :D I meant a Regulated Power Supply like a One Spot might help get rid of the noise. (I'm not exactly an electrician so I don't know the specifics of this)

Maybe a better power supply is a good option then