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drbilldc Just Startin' 15 posts since
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Sep 13, 2012 11:05 AM

POD HD version of the Digitech Whammy

Can anybody tell me how I can use the Digitech modeled pitch shifter to go down in 1/2 or whole step increments? When I set up the foot controller I only see a percentage range on detune. Is the percentage range tranlsated anyway into 1/2 steps or whole steps. Example: I want to detune my guitar 1/2 a step with the whammy pedal so I don't physically have to detune down a 1/2 step.

Bill

  • Iknowathingortwo 1,667 posts since
    Jul 17, 2007
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    Sep 13, 2012 11:55 AM (in response to drbilldc)
    Re: POD HD version of the Digitech Whammy

    You can't.  There is another thread that went into great detail about how the percentages don't quite match up with proper intonation.  If you search, you'll probably find it with all the details that went back and forth. 

     

    Simple answer - you can't because Line 6 designed it that way.

  • michaedr Just Startin' 48 posts since
    Apr 13, 2007
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    Sep 13, 2012 1:59 PM (in response to drbilldc)
    Re: POD HD version of the Digitech Whammy

    The pitch shifter is really the only sub par effect on the HD pods to my ears anyways.  It just doesn't sound as good as the whammy pedal.  Even the whammy pedal it did not have the proper intonation for each string.  Playing single notes stuff sounded great.  The when chords are played it really sounded garbled. 

  • meambobbo Iknowathingortwo 1,702 posts since
    Dec 13, 2007
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    Sep 13, 2012 8:37 PM (in response to drbilldc)
    Re: POD HD version of the Digitech Whammy

    for a REALLY versatile setup, buy an actual Whammy pedal and wah pedal and volume pedal.  Those external pedals (maybe not the wah, not sure on that) will behave more like you expect them to.  Then you can use the Pod's exp pedal to toggle between 2 sets of parameters for various effects.  So you can use it for something as simple as a solo boost, or to control a compressor or the mix on delays and reverbs, etc.

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