- Sep 3, 2003
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So After posting my board in the appropriate forum I got some requests for samples and such
First here is the board for reference.
First we have the LPF
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Starts with unaffected tone, then just the LPF on, then I plug in the CP-251 to the cutoff with the LFO and LAG processor controlling the function of the Cutoff. After that I switch the signal to be coming from the Sample and Hold 1 output (choppy), followed by the Sample and Hold 2 (smooth).
Next is the Freqbox
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Now I've state before I use this pedal for one sound, and that is what I like it for. I also use it exclusively in conjunction with an Effector 13 Torn's Speaker. The clip starts unaffected, then just the Freqbox. Then I flip on the TP and start messing with the Expression pedal (controlling the Frequency control).
Finally the Analog Delay with additions from the Murf and CP-251
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Again starts with clean bass, then I add in the Delay. Then the MuRF in the Delay's Loop. I have the Delay's Time and Feedback hooked up to the CP-251's 4 way multiple so I can control both jacks with one expression pedal. So the sound at the end of the clip is that happening.
All clips were recorded with the internal mic on my Mac via Garageband. Amp was a Mesa 400+ with 2 Hughes & Kettner 4x10's.
Bass was a 1976 Rickenbacker 4001. It was a hassle to set up mics and interface so don't mind the mic clipping in certain parts.
Enjoy.
First here is the board for reference.
First we have the LPF
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Starts with unaffected tone, then just the LPF on, then I plug in the CP-251 to the cutoff with the LFO and LAG processor controlling the function of the Cutoff. After that I switch the signal to be coming from the Sample and Hold 1 output (choppy), followed by the Sample and Hold 2 (smooth).
Next is the Freqbox
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Now I've state before I use this pedal for one sound, and that is what I like it for. I also use it exclusively in conjunction with an Effector 13 Torn's Speaker. The clip starts unaffected, then just the Freqbox. Then I flip on the TP and start messing with the Expression pedal (controlling the Frequency control).
Finally the Analog Delay with additions from the Murf and CP-251
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Again starts with clean bass, then I add in the Delay. Then the MuRF in the Delay's Loop. I have the Delay's Time and Feedback hooked up to the CP-251's 4 way multiple so I can control both jacks with one expression pedal. So the sound at the end of the clip is that happening.
All clips were recorded with the internal mic on my Mac via Garageband. Amp was a Mesa 400+ with 2 Hughes & Kettner 4x10's.
Bass was a 1976 Rickenbacker 4001. It was a hassle to set up mics and interface so don't mind the mic clipping in certain parts.
Enjoy.
