take a look. Its not as awsome as the name applies but its enough to get attention isnt it? I was wondering what kind of effects are used and what pedals is needed.
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Omg, awsome effects, put what is it?
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take a look. Its not as awsome as the name applies but its enough to get attention isnt it? I was wondering what kind of effects are used and what pedals is needed.
"ok, so the backround synth like thing you hear is also from my bass if you are gonna ask, i used extensive amount of effects on both my Line 6 and GT6B. I also made use of my bass whammy and another setting on my GT6B..I finished that all off with a nice Tape Echo 
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You could've read his description...
"You could've read his description...
Unless you're asking about the style of effect. Like he said, lots of delay/echo. It also sounds like he's using something like a Slow Gear.
was thinking about the effects, the fact thats its two multipanels dont give me much to follow if i want to recreate something similiar will it? Thinking what analog boxes would be needed.
I'm only a minute in, but here's my estimation.
Lead part is a slow gear and whammy effect (probably oct up), plus some delay and heavy reverb to make lovely whale type noises, that I (and more famously, Justin Chancellor) like to make.
Background is probably a more conventional synth with a massive delay on it. Basically it just rocks up the envelope up slowly, which is then repeated quickly. I think the boss does that type of synth so I'd imagine that is what is causing it, but I know very little.
Now just imagine something like that being played between songs in a set...that would create one hell of an atmosphere.
[Edit] Single pedal wise, the minimum is probably a whammy, synth and delay. And of course a looper or recording equipment.
Lead part is a slow gear and whammy effect (probably oct up), plus some delay and heavy reverb to make lovely whale type noises, that I (and more famously, Justin Chancellor) like to make.
Background is probably a more conventional synth with a massive delay on it. Basically it just rocks up the envelope up slowly, which is then repeated quickly. I think the boss does that type of synth so I'd imagine that is what is causing it, but I know very little.
Now just imagine something like that being played between songs in a set...that would create one hell of an atmosphere.
[Edit] Single pedal wise, the minimum is probably a whammy, synth and delay. And of course a looper or recording equipment.
"Now just imagine something like that being played between songs in a set...that would create one hell of an atmosphere."
you said it man!
you said it man!
I'm hearing a lot of flanger, a lot of delay and reverb, pitch shift, maybe some chorus, attack delay ("slow gear").
...and I think I can almost smell the smoke.
...and I think I can almost smell the smoke.
hmm, i wonder why i didnt catch this thread long time ago haha. If anyone is still interested. Yeah, the synth sound is actually just a loop i did with distortion and wah and looped it on the gt6b. And everyone on here is basically right. on the GT6B, i have the Slow gear setting on and the whammy i put it an octave up. I got a tape echo,reverb,flanger and distortion running as well. Those are from the Line 6 POD X3. I haven't used this sound in a while cause i really want to try to recreate it on stompboxes instead of multi-effects pedals.
