Parallel effects processing

[JehuJava]

I'm thinking about trying this. Not many effect pedal based samples are on the internet. Anyone have any good samples of this? I mean beyond running a clean channel and effect channel. Maybe something with multiple effects on different channels at the same time?

 

[cheapbasslovin]

Non vocal stuff is one track, one take with a BMS in one loop and a HOG, Zoom G2.1u, and English Muff'n in the other.

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=7783247

The beginning of this has an octave pedal in parallel with a hp filter. Keep in mind the m13 has one of the most mediocre filters on the planet.

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9087811

EDIT:::
Found another one now that I'm not on my phone.

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=7671824

 

[JehuJava]

That's pretty interesting. Is that just bass or is there any guitar mixed in?

 

[cheapbasslovin]

All bass all the time, baby!

HOG is pretty amazing for hitting some of those high notes.

I actually am not in love with either of the last two, but they were what I had online. Filter in parallel with octave is one off my all time favorite sounds, but that clip is... underwhelming.

 

[DagoMaino]

I'm rebuilding my board, but I will try to post something when I'm done. I go 3 parralel channels with another parallel set-up on one of those... effects on every branch... It's way overkill for most uses but for electro/dance music it gives my some pretty unique capabilities. My most common use for all channels is one channel with more organic bass sounds, one with synth layers and crazy tail effects and one that is mashed and verbed into textural pad land...

 

[willbassyeah]

lol pardon the awful mix, but maybe is this something you are looking at?

https://soundcloud.com/william-heryanto-lim/clarity-rough-remix

i am using pod hd500x, 1st fx loop is for the delay on the vox,

2nd fx loop is for the bass octaver

 

[ga_edwards]

There's a bass player in a little English rock band called Muse you might want to check out

 

[shenanigans]

There's a bass player in a little English rock band called Muse you might want to check out

I dunno, that's a pretty fringe band. Those tones might not be something you can use in a band context.

 

[JehuJava]

There's a bass player in a little English rock band called Muse you might want to check out

I wasn't aware that he was using parallel effects processing...but then again I definitely haven't been stalking him on TB maybe I should be.

 

[JehuJava]

I'm rebuilding my board, but I will try to post something when I'm done. I go 3 parralel channels with another parallel set-up on one of those... effects on every branch... It's way overkill for most uses but for electro/dance music it gives my some pretty unique capabilities. My most common use for all channels is one channel with more organic bass sounds, one with synth layers and crazy tail effects and one that is mashed and verbed into textural pad land...

I'd be interested to hear this when you get a chance.

What's everyone using to split their signals? Wounded paw, schism, something else?

 

[cheapbasslovin]

I used a custom version of the Schism before Badger became Badger. Mine is nowhere near as badarse as the new ones are, but it has two loops and switching options for muting or bypassing the loop.

I was all about Badger Effects before it was cool. /hipster'd