Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 7:04 pm
I would love to see a demo video as well. I've always been interested in this idea!
And a "demo":
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Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 12:34 am
Scott Lucas' floor rig for those interested:
And a "demo":
[youtube][/youtube]
And a "demo":
[youtube][/youtube]
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 2:29 pm
Haha i just realised I purchased a comp stripe from OP off of ebay. - was a nice product and did what I needed it to do! thanks fella
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 11:14 am
I think this mp3 shows the oc-3 off pretty well, I have it set so it works on more than just the top 2 strings though they are the most prominent.BacchusPaul wrote:It can differentiate between the notes it's receiving and then only put some of them down the octave? Is that what the Polyoctave mode is? That's also clever and very useful.Hurb wrote:My oc-3 does all that for me though.BacchusPaul wrote:This means that instead of the whole guitar being shifted down the octave and being muddy sounding (full chords with thirds in lower registers often aren't useful) you can put just whatever note is being played on the bottom two strings down, which with a bit of planning means that you can have a proper bass part and then a guitar part above it.
Clever and very useful.
It still doesn't do it as well as this. Having the effect act on specific strings is a far better way of doing it than on certain notes. This way you could play the same note on two different strings and only have one of them shift down.
http://www.mediafire.com/?2oc71ps9qpg219j
it was only recorded with one little zoom recorder thing so it's not the most amazing recording or anything.
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 2:00 pm
Very rad - looks a bit like a selfmade baritone 
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 5:15 pm
I'm still working on getting around to getting a video up. The stressful busy times of the holidays is taking its toll on my time. I will get it done here soon.
Yeah thats me. I'm happy to hear you like the product! Send me pics of ur guitar with the stripe to fetalpanicink@aol.com I love seeing them in use plus I'll add them to my facebook page.Dave Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 2:29 pm Post subject:
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Haha i just realised I purchased a comp stripe from OP off of ebay. - was a nice product and did what I needed it to do! thanks fella
Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2010 4:09 am
i want to suggest to you to buy a pack of Bass VI strings.
change your E string to a .72
trust me it will work on a strat, then use the other strings in the pack any way you want along with your normal guitar stirngs
change your E string to a .72
trust me it will work on a strat, then use the other strings in the pack any way you want along with your normal guitar stirngs
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 3:35 pm
robroe wrote:i want to suggest to you to buy a pack of Bass VI strings.
change your E string to a .72
trust me it will work on a strat, then use the other strings in the pack any way you want along with your normal guitar stirngs
Good Call I will definitly give it a try. THANKS!
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:35 am
I only spotted this now, cheers.Hurb wrote:I think this mp3 shows the oc-3 off pretty well, I have it set so it works on more than just the top 2 strings though they are the most prominent.BacchusPaul wrote:It can differentiate between the notes it's receiving and then only put some of them down the octave? Is that what the Polyoctave mode is? That's also clever and very useful.Hurb wrote: My oc-3 does all that for me though.
It still doesn't do it as well as this. Having the effect act on specific strings is a far better way of doing it than on certain notes. This way you could play the same note on two different strings and only have one of them shift down.
http://www.mediafire.com/?2oc71ps9qpg219j
it was only recorded with one little zoom recorder thing so it's not the most amazing recording or anything.
Sounds good, very useful. Can you have it split the outputs so that the octave down can then be put through a bass amp and the dry sound goes to a guitar amp?
I enjoyed the tune too. Is this the stuff you've been posting in the Whorehouse that I've been meaning to get around to listening to for ages?
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:40 am
cheers paul, yeah tis the very same. the recording is with a bass amp and guitar amp split with the pedal.BacchusPaul wrote:I only spotted this now, cheers.Hurb wrote:I think this mp3 shows the oc-3 off pretty well, I have it set so it works on more than just the top 2 strings though they are the most prominent.BacchusPaul wrote: It can differentiate between the notes it's receiving and then only put some of them down the octave? Is that what the Polyoctave mode is? That's also clever and very useful.
It still doesn't do it as well as this. Having the effect act on specific strings is a far better way of doing it than on certain notes. This way you could play the same note on two different strings and only have one of them shift down.
http://www.mediafire.com/?2oc71ps9qpg219j
it was only recorded with one little zoom recorder thing so it's not the most amazing recording or anything.
Sounds good, very useful. Can you have it split the outputs so that the octave down can then be put through a bass amp and the dry sound goes to a guitar amp?
I enjoyed the tune too. Is this the stuff you've been posting in the Whorehouse that I've been meaning to get around to listening to for ages?
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 9:36 pm
Really tempted to start thinking about wanting one now. That, a looper, a fuckload of fuzz pedals and a drummer and you're set, like.
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 9:44 pm
That was my idea haha, although I have cut my fuzz pedals down to 2 from the 4 or 5 I started with on my board.BacchusPaul wrote:Really tempted to start thinking about wanting one now. That, a looper, a fuckload of fuzz pedals and a drummer and you're set, like.