Adamixoye
A PT Pro is cool for worship, right?
- Apr 9, 2012
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- Occasional Beta Tester for Confusion Studios, Singular Sound, and Source Audio
Managed to spend some quality time, about an hour this morning, with the H9. I even tried using the tuner again. No problem with tuning, but I can't figure out exactly how I'm supposed to step on both switches while standing.
I worked up a version of the stock Shimmer patch that I can fade in with exp. It works great playing along to a couple of recordings of tunes where I need it. Live check Monday night with that band. A question, before I RTFM. Does anyone know if the H9 can be set to let the tail of a patch ring when you hit the bypass? Either by patch or universally? I'll have to see if I can scour the manual this afternoon at work. I want to let a high pad-like sound fade naturally while I go back to straight bass. I can rock back the expression pedal, but I'd prefer it not to be that abrupt.
I finally got down to finding a nice thick chorus, too. I can add more effect, and more depth with the pedal. I'm now A/B'ing phaser settings with my Phase 90 to see how close I can get.
Activate the tuner with MIDI.
For the Factor series, when you go into the menu, there are different bypass options. There is true bypass, DSP bypass, and DSP+FX bypass. To do trails you want DSP+FX. It's a universal option, I don't think there is a by-patch option. (For this kind of stuff, I assume everything on the H9 is the same as the Factor series.)