Jobiebass Posted June 12, 2008 Author Share Posted June 12, 2008 awesome, ill give it a try when I get back. Ive said before that ive played around with the zoom, but I have to admit I dont know what half the things mean. EFFECT LIST COMP / LIMIT Module 01. COMPRESSOR I know what this means now 02. LIMITER WAH / EFX Module 03. AUTO WAH no clue what any of these do except maybe pedal wah 04. AUTO RESONANCE FILTER 05. OCTAVE 06. TREMOLO 07. PHASER 08. RING MODULATOR 09. DEFRET 10. PEDAL WAH DRIVE / SYNTH Module 11. AMPEG these make it sound like a diff amp I think. 12. SUPER BASS 13. SWR 14. ACOUSTIC 15. BASSMAN 16. HARTKE 17. TRACE ELLIOT 18. TUBE PRE 19. SANSAMP 20. TS9 21. ODB-3 22. MXR BASS D.I.+ 23. FUZZ FACE this is a pedal right? seen someone buy it recently. 24. STANDARD SYNTH 25. SYNTH TALK 26. MONO SYNTH ZNR / MIX Module 27. ZNR This is what BOD2 was on about, LOW EQ Module 28. LOW EQ 29. LOW PARAMETRIC EQ HIGH EQ Module 30. HIGH EQ 31. HIGH PARAMETRIC EQ MOD / SFX Module 32. CHORUS 33. STEREO CHORUS no clue 34. FLANGER no clue 35. PEDAL PITCH no clue 36. VIBRATO no clue 37. STEP no clue 38. DELAY one I know! yay 39. TAPE ECHO no clue 40. PITCH SHIFTER I can hazzard a guess 41. HARMONIZED PITCH SHIFTER er......... DELAY Module 42. DELAY 43. PING PONG DELAY I know these two. 44. ECHO REVERB Module 45. HALL REVERB Can hazzard a guess. 46. ROOM REVERB 47. SPRING REVERB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BOD2 Posted June 12, 2008 Share Posted June 12, 2008 01. COMPRESSOR - evens out your levels, prevents peaks 02. LIMITER - like a compressor but more "severe" 03. AUTO WAH - creates a wah-wah effect automatically, often triggered by how hard you play 04. AUTO RESONANCE FILTER 05. OCTAVE - creates a note one octave lower than the one you play 06. TREMOLO - creates a fast "vibrating" effect (sort of off/on) 07. PHASER - swooshy, swirly thing 08. RING MODULATOR - wierd noises - defies description ! 09. DEFRET - attempts to make your fretted bass sound a bit like a fretless 10. PEDAL WAH - foot operated wah wah 11 to 19 are "amp simulators" that change your sound to make it sound like you're playing through a specific amp. 11. AMPEG 12. SUPER BASS 13. SWR 14. ACOUSTIC 15. BASSMAN 16. HARTKE 17. TRACE ELLIOT 18. TUBE PRE 19. SANSAMP 20. TS9 - simulates a Tube Screamer distortion pedal 21. ODB-3 - simulates another distortion pedal 22. MXR BASS D.I. - simulates a bass distortion pedal 23. FUZZ FACE - simulates yet another distortion/fuzz pedal 24 - 26 are synthesizer patches. These are of limited use for creating wierd noises. You need to be very precise when playing as you can only hit one note at a time (no duff notes, flurries, or clicks) or the whole sound breaks down. 24. STANDARD SYNTH 25. SYNTH TALK 26. MONO SYNTH 27. ZNR - noise gate (reduces hiss when you are NOT playing) 28. LOW EQ - simple low eq with 3 "knobs" preset at 3 low frequencies 29. LOW PARAMETRIC EQ - EQ with a variable frequency - you choose which frequency to cut/boost 30. HIGH EQ- simple high eq with 3 "knobs" preset at 3 low frequencies 31. HIGH PARAMETRIC EQ - EQ with a variable frequency - you choose which frequency to cut/boost 32. CHORUS - more subtle swooshy, swirly sounds, can also "thicken" a sound a little 33. STEREO CHORUS - chorus but sent to two outputs - you need two amps to use this ! 34. FLANGER - less subtle swooshy, swirly sounds 35. PEDAL PITCH - changes the pitch of the note when you move the pedal (foot operated whammy bar) 36. VIBRATO - automatically changes the pitch of a note up and down (wobbly note sounds) 37. STEP - don't know this one ! 38. DELAY - yep, a delay ! 39. TAPE ECHO - another echo but with added noise to make it sound like an old analog tape echo machine 40. PITCH SHIFTER - adjusts the pitch of notes that you play 41. HARMONIZED PITCH SHIFTER - adjusts pitch but attempts to do so in tune like two guitars playing harmony parts 42. DELAY - short delay 43. PING PONG DELAY - stereo delay (need two amps for this) 44. ECHO - long delay 45. HALL REVERB - deep reverb 46. ROOM REVERB - short reverb 47. SPRING REVERB - attempts to reproduce reverb of an amp Note that a lot of these FX have been lifted from the guitar version of the pedal and are of VERY LIMITED use for bass (harmonized pitch shifting on a bass ?). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cheddatom Posted June 12, 2008 Share Posted June 12, 2008 Can anyone tell us what the auto resonance filter is? I think the STEP is a "step phaser" meaning that it cuts between different stages of a phaser, rather than naturally flowing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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