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409 tones found POD HD400 tones

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POD HD400

FastFingerZ Patrick Rondat Line 6 Elektrik 645
jvass A wet lead tone, with a long and fast delay and lots of clarity in the mid/high range, specifically designed for fast runs. Works best with 4X12 Blackjack 30 cab! Enjoy! :-) 8/6/11
 
POD HD400

PF Breathe Slide David Gilmour Breathe Pink Floyd Blackface Double Nrm Rock 1056
drschultz In this tone, I am using the blackface, with the 63 reverb, phaser, tape echo, chamber reverb, and the weaper wah. I am using a les paul with both pickups on. The wah and phaser really makes the tone. Two reverbs also give it "space". The key is to have a second expression pedal so you can do volume swells smoothly. I use a hand slide versus a bottle slide. I hold the guitar in my lap, I find I have more control that way. 8/18/11
 
POD HD400

The dog of war David Gilmour A momentary lapse of reason Pink Floyd Divide 9/15 642
Gaten For all album use with or without delays 8/21/11
 
POD HD400

DynaSlap400 Blackface Double Nrm Rockabilly 318
ricksox The Dynamic Delay effect model allows you to dial in a great slap back delay type tone. I’d venture to say this slap back tone sounds almost as good as some of the other slap back delays I dialed in with the Analog Delay and Echo Platter models. I’m using the Blackface Dbl Nrm amp model here as it’s one of my favorite models and really makes the slap back tone sound great. 8/22/11
 
POD HD400

DynaCrunch400 Divide 9/15 Classic Punk 379
ricksox The Divide 9/15 amp model is capable of generating some great crunch tones similar to what you might here on various punk rock albums. I added a touch of Dynamic Delay to this tone to bring it all together. 8/22/11
 
POD HD400

DynaRecto400 NOFX, Less than Jake California Treadplate Metal/Modern Punk 479
ricksox Here’s something a little heavier for you high gain folks out there. I’m using the Treadplate amp model here and you might here a tone like this on some of the more modern punk rock albums IE: NOFX, Less Than Jake, etc. It would also work well with metal. Again, I only added a touch of the Dynamic Delay model to give it more of a reverb type quality as opposed to a true delay sound. 8/22/11
 
POD HD400

DynaTrails400 Super O Rock 273
ricksox I love the little Super O model on the POD HD multi-effects processors. If you’ve been reading my blogs you already know this. This particular amp model breaks up beautifully when you drive it and in my opinion, is very easy to dial in. This tone highlights the Ducking and Threshold parameters on the Dynamic Delay effect model. When I attack a note you can hear the delay duck a bit. This would be a good tone for a softer intro in a song, right before it explodes! 8/22/11
 
POD HD400

Mysterious 1 The Edge Mysterious Ways U2 PhD Motorway 863
Rooligan My shot at Mysterious Ways - U2. Based on the HD500 preset (credits to the maker of it!). Seems pretty close to a Korg A3 to me, but not just yet... 8/26/11
 
POD HD400

Streets The Edge Where the streets have no name U2 Class A-30 TB 802
Rooligan My shot at Where the streets have no name, based upon the live versions. Use FX1 (Screamer) in the beginning of verse 2 (D major chord), and switch off when you go to G major. 8/26/11
 
POD HD400

MGMT Andrew VanWyngarden Kids MGMT Tweed B-Man Nrm 495
erickhikari 9/1/11

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