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J200george Just Startin' 3 posts since
Nov 28, 2012
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Dec 3, 2012 7:05 PM

Slash tone?

Hi guys just got myself a spider jam and fbv expresss.

 

I am still working my way through the functions, sounds and tracks and have a couple of questions.

 

1) is there a tone in the user, style or artist that mimics slash?

 

2) is there a Rolling Stones satisfaction tone?

 

3) can I upload new tones using the sd card?

 

4) why is spider jam not listed by line 6 in their compatibility chart for pedals?

 

5) is there a written list of tones and tracks anywhere? Ideally the chords on the tracks would be a good help but see these are not available.

 

Lovin the jam but getting a little bit frustrated trying to do seamless loops I must take the time to read the manual more closely or source a video guide.

 

Many thanks in advance.

  • Nookage Just Startin' 7 posts since
    Jun 30, 2012
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    Dec 5, 2012 10:18 PM (in response to J200george)
    Re: Slash tone?

    Hi J200George

    I have same gear. Seamless loops should be easy with FBV Express in Jam Control mode - start/stop with foot. Practice makes perfect.

    Here's my suggested answers to your questions:

     

    1) For Slash, find "311" in Artist bank. 311 has a tone "MIT LEAD". Modify this with some extra reverb and/or sweep, use neck pickup only, and turn pickup tone knob way down. Works for me! Save it as a user tone.

     

    2) Dunno. No satisfaction here.

     

    3) Can't upload new tones. All must be created. But on this site you can view the dial settings other users have come up with to get new tones.

     

    4) Was confused myself. Most of the pedals do for other amps what the Spiderjam itself does on its own, so are incompatable with it. That leaves only the Shortboard and FBV Express, I think. All other functions are covered.

     

    5) I don't believe there's a written list of tones or tracks. The chords used in the tracks follow very simple, standard progressions, and I'm sure you'll pick them up after you get familiar. I mean, it even tells you what key the music is in, right on the display.

     

    Read that manual, and make some music!

  • RLOW Just Startin' 9 posts since
    May 20, 2011
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    Dec 6, 2012 7:57 PM (in response to J200george)
    Re: Slash tone?

    For seamless looping I usually record a riff/ melody over one of the preset drum patterns. Comes out right on time.

    You can then press INPUTS button and lower the playback level of the drums to isolate your guitar. However, if you save, the drums are in the recording.

    I have a few lists I found of Spider Jam presets. Trying to use advanced editor to upload them but it doesn't work.

    If interested perhaps through e-mail.

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