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Title: Overtone with a T.C. Electronic G major Post by: Pickmaster on August 19, 2008, 06:31:33 PM Hello everyone,
Started to use T.C. electronic G major in OTS loop, controlled by G minor. Works just great, no need for Dumbleator. Here are sound samples: Gibson L6 with a single coil bridge pickup. Expression pedal + flanger, phazer, delay, reverb, then octave up+down with large hall, then little compression with delay, reverb http://www.drika.biz/OTSFX.mp3 Funky Blues – L6 single coil bridge. Channel switching with a G minor + G major. 26st sec.- overdrive. 40th sec - bridge humbucker. 1,15 min – drive + preamp boost, 1,54 – single bridge clean. http://www.drika.biz/funkey.mp3 (http://www.drika.biz/OTSGMAJ.JPG) (http://www.drika.biz/GMINOR.JPG) Title: Re: Overtone with a T.C. Electronic G major Post by: hywelg on August 19, 2008, 09:16:26 PM Glad to hear it, I've got a G-sharp and g-switch arriving this week!! I thought I might have to get a K-ator.
Title: Re: Overtone with a T.C. Electronic G major Post by: Mitch on August 19, 2008, 09:49:01 PM Nice work (as usual) Pickmaster! Funny this topic just started - I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on a TC G-system, it's a major outlay, but I could cut down the size of my floor board and still use a few of my vintage effects - in fact selling off most of my old stompers would finance most of it! - choices... choices... ???
Title: Re: Overtone with a T.C. Electronic G major Post by: Pickmaster on August 19, 2008, 10:13:39 PM Good evening hywelg, Mitch,
To tell the truth I never tried any Klein/dumbleator to compare to my other loop processors. One thing I know for sure if one uses proper bypass switch (because “bypass” on the rack devices IS NOT A REAL bypass, signal still goes through the digital chain) like this (http://www.drika.biz/loopmaster.JPG) This is a simple, double pole switch which disconnects FX’s IN and OUT contacts and reconnects amps SEND – RETURN poles. So you can hear unaffected signal from the amp. With this you can fine tune and match amps real volume, tone without and with FX unit. I use short (40 cm) RF leads (one’s ground wire is disconnected from the jack’s ground pole to avoid ground loop hum) and use G majors EQ for frequency compensation if I need to or shape the tone for each patch differently. I will soon try my friend’s dumbleator made by Brandon Montgomery (Bludotone amps) to compare if it works better in the loop. Mitch sorry I did not reply on your old post in Russian. Being GEORGIAN I try not to show my knowledge of “enemy” language, especially now Cheers Title: Re: Overtone with a T.C. Electronic G major Post by: Mitch on August 19, 2008, 10:52:22 PM Pickmaster-
please accept my sincere apologies & please pardon my ignorance- especially given the present unfortunate circumstances- I will not make that silly mistake again i can assure you! Mitch. Title: Re: Overtone with a T.C. Electronic G major Post by: Pickmaster on August 20, 2008, 09:07:13 AM No problem at all my friend!
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