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microcube tone

jcoote · 2006-10-19 17:15:46

just whipped this up and its 100% microcube. just for all the doubters..i think this is savage tone microcube distortion

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#32 21-10-2006 05:41PM

jcoote

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maybe it was i'll listen when i go home to be 100%

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#33 21-10-2006 06:58PM

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Rustar wrote:

Right-o, now that I'm merely 'hung over' and not 'drunk', and after some research (where would we be without Wiki?), I find my ideas about the nature of phasers/flangers was wrong. I thought they were just simple filter sweeps (EQ) up and down the spectrum of a single signal.

It's an easy mistake to make. I think wah is essentially what you were thinking of - a sweepable bandpass filter of the low mids.

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#34 23-10-2006 07:13PM

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Ta for the comments....just wanna say though the clip definitely doesn't do this little combo justice. I still can't believe the sounds comming from that little speaker. I'm gonna mic it at the next practice session, put it thru the PA for the craic and see how it competes.

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#35 24-10-2006 09:47PM

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u definatly have to let us know how that goes fingers

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