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I loved gradually swelling in the distortion, although it's not that necessary for most songs.I've looked through this thread, but given the number of pages I may of missed it if it has been discussed before.
Has anyone used an expression pedal with the OFD? Any good? Probably more useful with modulation effects. I was wondering what it would be like to control the clean or drive using it, for building heavy swells.
Nice board!!! I just shared this pic to all Source Audio folksI just added a Dimension Reverb and a Hot Hand 3. Can you update#7, again, please?
Time to get busy setting up some Hub presets!
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I had that same issue when I had the Vertigo. I just placed mine on the top right edge so I always had access. You could put something like this on there:The only negative to the One Series is that I have to peel the pedal up from my board a little in order to plug into Input 2 to use the Neuro app. Is it OK to leave the cable plugged into the pedal, or will I get noise that way? I'd be very excited to see a One Series Envelope Filter.![]()
I had that same issue when I had the Vertigo. I just placed mine on the top right edge so I always had access. You could put something like this on there:
http://www.amazon.com/HOSA-RIGHT-ANGLE-ADAPTOR-inch-PHONE/dp/B000068O45/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1445970095&sr=8-5&keywords=right+angle+1/4
The adaptor is a great idea, thanks!
Any tips on how I might be able to get a more convincing bowed string sound?
I tried using the Manta as a volume swell by having a moving low pass filter to *try* to imitate a double bass. I guess the nice thing about this method is that the timbre changes so it's not just a volume swell, but I can't seem to get it quite right yet. I'm curious why you can assign any of the parameters to external control, but the envelope shapes on the Manta can only control the modulation. If I could assign volume to envelope I think it could be really cool. Hmm.
Any tips on how I might be able to get a more convincing bowed string sound?
Fun coincidence - I was cleaning out the unneeded files from my computer's temp folder and happened across this earlier today. Apparently I don't have an OFD nor Dimension Reverb page on my site, thus never published this sound and patch there. Sorry, I've been suuuuuper lazy sharing new stuff on my site.
Here's a direct link to the Hub scene that has the OFD > Reverb for the simulated bowed instrument sound:
http://www.cgraham.com/chris/music/bass/ofd/soundblox_scene_faux_cello_gastric.scn
And here's the MP3:
http://www.cgraham.com/chris/music/bass/ofd/sourceaudio_hub_faux_cello_gastric.mp3
Here's a post I did a while ago with a sound sample of an OFD > Dimension Reverb for a simulated bowed string sound. Even has a Hub scene for you to use.
Nice! I was just thinking about this post this morning, glad you shared it again so now I don't have to search for hours to find it.Here's a post I did a while ago with a sound sample of an OFD > Dimension Reverb for a simulated bowed string sound. Even has a Hub scene for you to use.
Will try, thanks!Feed it into a 100% wet reverb and see what happens.
Use an expression pedal to control the volume. Or roll that volume knob on your bass.
I control my OFD volume with expression pedal, Manta on a slow phaser setting, then off to reverb land. Delicious.
Yup, I downloaded this one a while back! I wanted to try making one that didn't need an expression input though! Like I wanted to try making one where there's a slow note attack, but attack speed depended on playing dynamics.Here's a post I did a while ago with a sound sample of an OFD > Dimension Reverb for a simulated bowed string sound. Even has a Hub scene for you to use.
....I wanted to try making one that didn't need an expression input though! Like I wanted to try making one where there's a slow note attack, but attack speed depended on playing dynamics...
The first one I am pretty sure the Manta could pull that off. The second one sounds almost exactly like a MWBD but I think the Manta could there as well.Ok I'm trying to figure out which pedals might get me close the bass sound on Bananarama's Cruel Summer or even better in Conway's The Growl (starts around 0:17). I'm thinking I might be able to get there with the Manta and a little OFD, but before I lay down the money I'd be interested in some comments.