Dude, don't feel silly, I did the EXACT same thing (and never owned up to it on here, haha)
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Line 6 HX Effects
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Dude, don't feel silly, I did the EXACT same thing (and never owned up to it on here, haha)
Think I'm getting somewhere building synth. Second go at trying to do the octave fuzz filter synth. Please be easy on me guys who know what their doing but will take constructive critism no problem haha.
Thanks for sharing, seems to track nicely,
just needs filter/resonance turned down a bit to dial out the wet sloppy fart sound.
just needs filter/resonance turned down a bit to dial out the wet sloppy fart sound.
Thanks it was recorded through a phone also but this is the filter I’m using. Which control could I clean that up with? Thanks
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While in an upload mood this is the other project I'm working on with bass and rhythm guitar together like royal blood style. Still working on this one but getting there.
OK, recorded with a phone, taking that into consideration, it sounds good,
I do like the Green day one too.
I do like the Green day one too.
Wow, very complex sound.
I've recorded a clip with my HxFx synth design:
Looper rec
Bass octaver On
FxLoop On
Chorus On
Chorus off
Clawthorn On
Clawthorn Off
Autofilter On
Chorus On
Signal flow view:
Bass --> Amp --> Loop effects send --> Hx --> Looper --> HPF 100Hz(only active when Bass octaver is active) --> Bass Octaver --> Clawthorn --> FXloop (with a Wolly Mammoth DIY) --> Autofilter (Sensitivity off, Exp pedal to Freq) --> Chorus
So this is potentially a dumb question but how do I access all 9 effect blocks that are possible on patch? I’ve got 6 set up so far and I’m not sure how to access the other 3
Yeah, signal flow (accessed via the button above the home button with the 3 lines) is your best friend on the HX.
Yeah I hadn’t even messed with that. Thanks for the help guys!
Also I tried following the firmware update instructions on the manual but they didn’t work for whatever reason. I’m still on 2.40
Also I tried following the firmware update instructions on the manual but they didn’t work for whatever reason. I’m still on 2.40
You can also assign two blocks to one footswitch and swap between the two.
Make sure updater is the most recent. Does the computer recognize your HX?
FYI, I'm not aware of any way to turn on/off all 9 blocks from regular stomp mode without assigning multiple blocks to a single switch. Or utilizing snapshots.
Does that makes sense?
Does that makes sense?
While looking at the MIDI stuff in the HX manual, saw this classic tidbit:
CC# 128
Value:0-63: Guilt
Value: 64-127: Regret
The HX Effects hardware calls your family and informs them of every single poor life decision you've ever made
CC# 128
Value:0-63: Guilt
Value: 64-127: Regret
The HX Effects hardware calls your family and informs them of every single poor life decision you've ever made
Sorry for all the posts in a row.
Here's the info for bypassing individual blocks via MIDI:
Block Bypass via MIDI
1. Press to open the Menu.
2. Press the SIGNAL FLOW switch.
3. Turn the Big Knob to select the block for which its bypass you want to assign to incoming MIDI.
4. Press and turn Knob 3 (MIDI Bypass) to assign an incoming MIDI CC message to turn the block on and off.
Incoming CC values 0-63 turn the block off; values 64-127 turn the block on. Note that some MIDI CCs are reserved for global functions and cannot be selected.
Here's the info for bypassing individual blocks via MIDI:
Block Bypass via MIDI
1. Press to open the Menu.
2. Press the SIGNAL FLOW switch.
3. Turn the Big Knob to select the block for which its bypass you want to assign to incoming MIDI.
4. Press and turn Knob 3 (MIDI Bypass) to assign an incoming MIDI CC message to turn the block on and off.
Incoming CC values 0-63 turn the block off; values 64-127 turn the block on. Note that some MIDI CCs are reserved for global functions and cannot be selected.
