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blackle
Published on 07/09/11 at 02:32
Multi-purpose Midi.
UTILIZATION
Multi-effect is not unlike the SPX 90, even cross-key layout, except that in this case they are rather strong (see cheap) and to switch from one program to another or from one value to its neighbor, we must develop some touch.
Link mode with the Digitech has the happy, the great idea to propose the assignment of any MIDI controller to any of the effect parameters. Which means, you can modify in real time the value of any parameter such as the depth of a chorus to the modulation wheel on a keyboard. It is not the only one to offer this feature, of course, but how to do that is childishly simple.
By publishing against the sound is not super simple, because regardless of the selected program, as a simple reverb for example, there are a lot of settings that are not necessarily needed because there is always 4 simultaneous effects . The impression given is that of confusion, if it is properly adjusted and used sparingly as it should, the musicians in need of original sound can hold their own in the game
SOUND QUALITY
For reverbs I'm a little mixed, they are very convincing (almost natural) for some of them not so good at others. However the chorus is equal to what is expected of them.
A very very big criticism of the delay:
available values are scaled by steps of 5 ms, and those working on tempos from 121 to 120 black rather than see it very grieved! and in this case, the DSP 256 is unusable!
OVERALL OPINION
It was my first multi-effects rack from the water flowed under the bridge, he followed me everywhere, at a time I was bouncing around everywhere with me like a little girl with her teddy (we had to take me for a mad), and I was very happy. Now, in hindsight, and since my husband introduced me to many other models, and even if one side has "cheap" it has the advantage that it can easily offer a range of effects different from other racks more professional! And what do you want, I'm a big romantic, I always find a reason not to part with it!
Sarah a musician who still loves soft toys
UTILIZATION
Multi-effect is not unlike the SPX 90, even cross-key layout, except that in this case they are rather strong (see cheap) and to switch from one program to another or from one value to its neighbor, we must develop some touch.
Link mode with the Digitech has the happy, the great idea to propose the assignment of any MIDI controller to any of the effect parameters. Which means, you can modify in real time the value of any parameter such as the depth of a chorus to the modulation wheel on a keyboard. It is not the only one to offer this feature, of course, but how to do that is childishly simple.
By publishing against the sound is not super simple, because regardless of the selected program, as a simple reverb for example, there are a lot of settings that are not necessarily needed because there is always 4 simultaneous effects . The impression given is that of confusion, if it is properly adjusted and used sparingly as it should, the musicians in need of original sound can hold their own in the game
SOUND QUALITY
For reverbs I'm a little mixed, they are very convincing (almost natural) for some of them not so good at others. However the chorus is equal to what is expected of them.
A very very big criticism of the delay:
available values are scaled by steps of 5 ms, and those working on tempos from 121 to 120 black rather than see it very grieved! and in this case, the DSP 256 is unusable!
OVERALL OPINION
It was my first multi-effects rack from the water flowed under the bridge, he followed me everywhere, at a time I was bouncing around everywhere with me like a little girl with her teddy (we had to take me for a mad), and I was very happy. Now, in hindsight, and since my husband introduced me to many other models, and even if one side has "cheap" it has the advantage that it can easily offer a range of effects different from other racks more professional! And what do you want, I'm a big romantic, I always find a reason not to part with it!
Sarah a musician who still loves soft toys