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  1. AinsleyWalker
    Looking for some advice. Programmed a synth sound to match the bass sound of the track below, and how it 'fades in' (ducks?), but the problem with the editor I find, is that I can't get the note to stay at its 'peak' for long enough. It'll fade/swell in, then after a certain time (the max isn't very long) it'll need to fade back down/suddenly go back down (parameter dependent). What I'm looking to make is a patch that will fade/swell in, but then stay at the 'peak'/open sound for as long as I hold it, but I'm not sure this is possible.. VCA/VCF section looks like this for the simple fade in effect.
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    Sold!
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    It is! Email sent @Leonidaslost
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    I gave it a read when I first bought the pedal about a year ago, but it was my first real take on programming, so I found a lot of it went over my head and I just messed around with the interface until I was able to make it do what I needed and was able to programme decent patches. I think now that I've got a better grasp of the pedal (and synths in general) it would probably be worth going back to it. I'll check out the pdf version, as my pedal was brought pre v3, so the manual that came with it might be outdated in sections now
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    Thanks guys, I'm not sure how I missed this new feature. Appreciate the explanation on the individual reset sections as well.
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    Anyone got any advice on starting a fresh patch, like a default, removing all parameters/effects etc? Maybe I'm missing something, but there doesn't seem to be a 'clear all' type feature, which is a bit annoying when you want to make a new patch. I don't always want to have to edit a preexisting one. On occasions I've taken two different patches, changed ALL the parameters so that they are the same, and they will both sound different... Like some of the features or elements of the old patch are still there in the tone or character... So it's really hard to just start from scratch and really get used to building patches from the ground up. I'm hoping I've missed a really basic feature that allows me to do this ha!
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    Anyone else receive a message from monicabrownb asking them to email her? I can't tell if it's a genuine new user who might be interested in something I'm selling, or it's a phishing/spam account. 

    1. Sibob

      Sibob

      Ignore, spammy spam

    2. Rich

      Rich

      'monica' is toast.

  8. AinsleyWalker
    Needs no intro, one of the best and most versatile bass octaves I've ever tried, but surplus to requirements at the moment so moving it on. Great tracking, loads of volume and low end, with the growl and girth controls giving you really nice control over the tone of the octave. The Mid+ button (next to dry control) allows you to boost the midrange frequencies of your dry signal in order to help it cut through. Fully functioning, great condition, comes with original box and price includes postage.
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    I just got a MuTron Micro Tron IV, bit pricey if you have to pay for the US shipping but it's the best env filter I've tried yet!
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    Yeah most likely, I've not looked into it to be honest. Might do that over the weekend! Thanks for the suggestion
  11. AinsleyWalker
    Yeah they look very good! I'd rather fix up my OC2 than get one of those tbh. That's fair, it's definitely different (which is fine because I wanted an OC2 alternative). it's a bit more of a 'run of the mill octave', which is generally what I'd heard about it and expected, but very beefy so I can see it being very usable, if not slightly less unique than the OC2
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    I'm based in Luton, just north of London. Yeah I did try running mine on both 9v and 12v but didn't notice any audible difference. But I've checked a few forums and pages and it seems that if it says ACA adaptor not PSU adaptor, then it needs 12v to run properly. But I can't find anything official.
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    @dodge_bass I've also JUST learnt that the old Taiwanese/Japanese OC2s (like mine) which use the Boss ACA adapter need 12v to run properly... So for all these years I think maybe I've been underpowering it and that could be a factor in why it's so quiet?? Gonna test it out
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    Oh interesting, I'll have to look into this. Know anywhere I could look to have this done? My OC2 actually has no dry signal.. I think the pot for that control is broken so that's another repair that needs doing. Maybe I could look for someone who could do both at the same time. Although I've just bought an MXR Bass Octave deluxe and I think that might be more usable, as much as I love the oc2.
  15. AinsleyWalker
    I have an OC2 and a MXR Bass Octave Deluxe. The OC2 sounds amazing, but is very unique and the -1 octave output isn't very high. The MXR seems like the perfect all round bass octave, really versatile with a lot of adjustability.
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    So I see a lot of people using OC2s with the dry signal and -2 octave all the way off and the -1 octave all the way up. I've had my OC2 for years but whenever I've tried to use it like this, it's been way too quiet, the -1 octave simply isn't loud enough to be used alone and when engaged, there's a significant drop in volume, even when using a powerful amp/cab and a Cali76 compressor in front of it. Am I missing something? I watch demos and it doesn't seem to happen to others.
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    Bought an MXR Bass Octave Deluxe, came the next day in great condition
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    Quick 'trusted seller' post for Big Bass Man, sent me an MXR bass octave deluxe boxed in great condition, came within 1 day of posting. Cheers! 

    1. SpondonBassed

      SpondonBassed

      Cool.

      You could do him a solid and post your comment on his feedback topic.  Feedback for Big Bass Man.

    2. AinsleyWalker

      AinsleyWalker

      @SpondonBassed oh yeah totally forgot about those, thanks!

    3. Big Bass Man

      Big Bass Man

      Thanks man - that's really nice!

  19. AinsleyWalker
    Hmm might give them a shout.. The direct signal of my OC2 doesn't work anymore and I've got an MXR analog chorus which just stopped working one day and seems to cause any power supplies to cut out when it's plugged in, so not sure what the issue is.
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    It kinda sucks that they changed how you scroll through patches, so when you're on 9, you go to 10 rather than going back to 1, which means you HAVE to double click program to scroll down.. Bit of a pain.
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    I'll look that up, thanks for the tip!
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    I have one last question (for now lol)... How do you split a parameter like this? I see some patches shift pitch/resonance/LFO etc and I have a patch I'd like to apply to this too.. but can't seem to figure out how. I'm reading through the user manual now, but perhaps you might be able to help?
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    Ah yes, 'When ready with editing turn FI off and on again.' Apologies for all the questions, thanks for your help so far
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    Ok I'm attempting to do it now, powered up holding down Program, selected rS, changed the 0 to 1 but the Quickstart guide doesn't explain what to do now (unless I am missing something)
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    Thanks, I know as i said "It is mentioned very briefly next to the link but I figured it would be easier to just do it manually.." It does not give any information as to what it is/how it works so it didn't even consider using it.
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