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Broughton Audio Super Thread


Thank you! That sounds very good and it seemed to have no problem tracking your octaves. The main takeaway I got was that we need you to post more clips because your playing is great. — I have listentend through headphones yet but I’m wondering: how you had the synth knob set? My initial thought is it was set pretty low. Thanks again, looking forward to hearing more clips.
 
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Wow, another mod station, how many of those were made? You typically run a scooped sound?

I don’t know the answer to that. I’ve only seen a few.
Not really on the sound. I love how my dirt sounds with it. I’ll loose a lot of the tone I like if it’s too scooped.
Also. I do run it semi scooped cause the Studio One at the end imparts it back.
 
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I don’t know the answer to that. I’ve only seen a few.
Not really on the sound. I love how my dirt sounds with it. I’ll loose a lot of the tone I like if it’s too scooped.
Also. I do run it semi scooped cause the Studio One at the end imparts it back.
Gotcha, I've been experimenting with EQs like that, I'll pull some low range in front and pull it back up (what's left) in the end, different combinations. In a perfect world, one would have a pedal that would split the signal and filter each line separately, it could even be called something like, Fx Loop or similar.. . . .
 
I don’t know the answer to that. I’ve only seen a few.
Not really on the sound. I love how my dirt sounds with it. I’ll loose a lot of the tone I like if it’s too scooped.
Also. I do run it semi scooped cause the Studio One at the end imparts it back.

Agreed. I scoop a little with some dirt on my Grizzly, then add some low mids back in with the S1, works like a charm.
 
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Agreed. I scoop a little with some dirt on my Grizzly, then add some low kids back in with the S1, works like a charm.
Would you agree its a little different than if you hadn't cut anything from the beginning in the first place? I'm trying to run a more treble signal through 3 of my pedals and then bring back some low end with a RFE and EQ on the mono comp at the end, but I can only raise what's still available correct? I probably need to be running parallel lines