Holding a note adds a soft pad to the background, enabling you to accompany yourself. Playing short notes will create soft rhythmic tones that change timbre with different playing velocity. If it sounds weird then I probably typed something wrongĪ dreamy layered patch.
Bass microsynth mod mod#
Mostly this is good for some gnarly lead solo stuff and not so good for pads or anything on the low endĪll the select 2 stuff is identical to the init because I just wanted simple vibrato on the mod wheel.
Bass microsynth mod Patch#
***Or change to 0 for less width/detuningĪgain most of the patch bits don’t matter, neither does the mod fx or delay much, experiment with these at your desire. **Or change to about 32 for more focus on higher pitch Its four voices - Guitar, Octave, Sub-Octave, and Square Wave - are. Ten slider controls lets you dial in a virtually limitless array of analog synth sounds. *Or change to about 6 for portamento on some songs like Black Omen The Electro-Harmonix Bass Micro Synthesizer creates tones ranging from the classic vintage sounds of the early Moog synthesizer to wild custom creations, and everything in between. Or get good at pushing the sliders with your toes.
Bass microsynth mod mods#
At over 400 (new cost) plus mods Id buy a different pedal. Certainly doable, but youre adding another 150 to the cost of the pedal to get the hot hand controller. Patch settings can be whatever you want, mine all affect the LFOs and I don’t use it for any of the songs with this patch so I wouldn’t worry about it Right, in order to use a hot hand with the BMS youd need to mod it for expression control. All were created from INIT patches and made to emulate various synths (the first is an emulation of a Poly-800 II patch I created) Unleash a slew of possibilities for your bass guitar with the Electro Harmonix Bass Micro Synthesizer analogue microsynth pedal. I say virtually because it is still connected by the pots wiper (the middle lug).Here are 3 patches used by my synthwave band REAPERS. Without Voltage and ground it is virtually removed from the circuit. This way the unused pot is completely removed from the Voltage and Ground.
Because the 'unused pot has no Voltage, or Current because both ends are open. I chose the leave the wipers of the two pots conected. With the VP cable inserted the Normally Open contacts complete the connections from the -10V and Ground to the outer lug on our Volume Pedal pot. With the VP cable removed the Normally Closed contacts complete the connections from -10V and Ground to the top and bottom of the Original Fader, respectively. On the normally open side of the Ground pole, we want the Ground to be connected to the other side of the Volume Pedal pot. Which side only matters to control which direction of pedal travel will be the High end of the sweep. On the normally open side of the -10V pole, we want the -10V to be connected to the outside lug of our Volume Pedal pot. On the normally closed side of the Ground pole, we want the Ground to be connected to the bottom of the Original EH fader. On the normally closed side of the -10V pole, we want the -10V to be connected to the top of the Original EH fader. Ground goes to the common terminal of the pole on the switch. The -10V supply goes to the common terminal of one pole of the switch. Essentially turning an average distortion. video of a very quick and easy boss Ds1 bend/mod.
This too, must be cut and replaced with a jumper from the resistor back to the ground of the Start Freq fader. Discover videos related to micro synth bass pedal on TikTok. Trilian by Spectrasonics 299 USD Main Features: One of the most comprehensive bass plugins on the market. Now on the other side, (the right side, not the bottom) there is a small ground trace goinf off to a resistor. The first ground trace to be cut is the one between the Start and Stop freq faders. The cut traces are - 10V, and two Ground traces. The mod requires 5 wires from the jack to the PCB, and three traces that must be cut. Quote I used a TRS 1/4" phone jack, with DPDT switching capabilities.
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