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faintpariah Just Startin' 1 posts since
Jul 8, 2011
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Jun 16, 2012 2:40 AM

Nasty clipping on the synths

I have not long had an m13 and think that they are pretty good so far.

 

The most disappointing thing I have found so far is the quality of the synth patches.

 

When I play ombré than one note at a time, even just resonant noise from other strings, the synths, eg string synth, just degrades and makes very nasty, digital sounding artefacts.

 

It happens when I turn the gain down or in any of the stable to hazard settings.

 

Can anyone suggest any reasons for this or is this 'normal'.

 

I will be very disappointed if this is what these patches are really like.  I have a digitech ex-7 with includes a synth and it does not do this.  Neither does another synth way pedal I have owned.

 

Do you guys have any thoughts or advice?

 

Thanks,

FP

  • phil_m Expert Line 6 User 4,243 posts since
    Jan 25, 2007
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    Jun 16, 2012 7:59 AM (in response to faintpariah)
    Re: Nasty clipping on the synths

    The synths are all monophonic, so if you try to play chords or more than one not at a time, you'll hear the sorts of things you're talking about.

     

    I used to have the Digitech EX-7 as well, and the Synth Swell effect that you're talking about on that pedal isn't really a true guitar synth. It's more like a pitch shifted reverb somewhat similar to the Octoverb effect on the M13.

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