Map of the Problematique guitar sound

[sergeykarakich]

Someone tried to use the Clavia Nord Modular G2? I want to hear how it sounds!

[sergeykarakich]

And what do you think about the Eventide PitchFactor Stompbox? I think it can be used for MOTP...

$500
Features:
10 of Eventide’s signature stereo or mono pitch+delay effects:
Diatonic
PitchFlex™
Quadravox™
Octaver™
HarModulator™
Crystals™
MicroPitch
HarPeggiator™
H910 / H949
Synthonizer™
Up to 4 voices of diatonic pitch shifting and up to 1.5 seconds of stereo delay
Studio quality sound
Guitar or bass compatible
Built-in Tuner
Software upgradeable via USB 2.0
MIDI control via USB or MIDI in, out/thru
Instant program change
Real-time control with 10 knobs, MIDI, or expression pedal
Tap tempo and MIDI clock sync
100 factory presets, unlimited through MIDI
True analog bypass
Rugged cast metal construction
Reliable metal footswitches for instant preset access
Mono or stereo operation
Guitar or line level inputs and outputs
Can I use this to make the MOTP effect? Buy it just for this? These characteristics of professional rack pitch shifter

[falsettobells]

Originally Posted by Tom!

Use Reaper. I must have recommended Reaper about a million times on this board now.

can you tell me how you got the effect with reaper?
I've a pod hd500 and it has midi.I can't use cubase 5 or 6 because i've a laggy laptop for now.it can only run cubase 4 but it it would be better if its possible to get it through reaper

[cheddatom]

you can use reaper to control MIDI instruments, so you could use it to control your amp. If you already have a MIDI file loaded in Cubase 4, export it and import that to Reaper

[Tom!]

Yeah what Chedda said, just insert the midi commands into reaper and then send them to your device.

[falsettobells]

Originally Posted by Tom!

Yeah what Chedda said, just insert the midi commands into reaper and then send them to your device.

I've a cubase 6 file for the pod that i got from a guy and it wont run on cubase 4 so i don't know how it would be possible then unless i make the midi track in cubase 4 which i'm not that clear how to make

[Tom!]

Enter it manually into Reaper using the midi editor, the pattern for the octaves is in this thread somewhere.

[falsettobells]

Originally Posted by Mobius

I've just pm'd you a link to my MIDI file. You'll need to drag the file into a new track and it shall automatically stick it in a MIDI track for you in reaper.

Is it possible you can send the reaper file to me? and also explain how to get it working

[Tom!]

No sorry, I don't actually know where it is as I generally use Guitar Rig for MOTP these days. It's not that hard to figure out with a bit of searching. As long as you have a little knowledge of midi and the cc's you need to be changing you should be fine. Also mine was setup to control a Behringer Virtualizer Pro so the cc's I used probably wont work with the pod.

[falsettobells]

Originally Posted by Tom!

Yeah what Chedda said, just insert the midi commands into reaper and then send them to your device.

Are you talking about this


Hey guys,

so I set up my own octave-sequencer thingie on my digitech RP355 the following way:

-1,0,+1,0,+1,0,-1,0,+1,0,+1,0,-1,0,+1,0

(0 stands for whammy off position)

but every fourth bar on this song (except for the intro) goes a little bit different and I just can't figure it out. I've been looking around on google for quite a while but nothing useful. can anyone help?

Edit:

Alright guys, I just found it on muselive. If anyone is interested, the fourth bar goes like this:

+1,0,-1,0,+1,0,-1,0,-1,0,+1,0,-1,0,+1,0



Can you explain in detail how to enter all of this.I'm new when it comes to DAW softwares

[james90]

Originally Posted by Tom!

Enter it manually into Reaper using the midi editor, the pattern for the octaves is in this thread somewhere.

the ones aorfix gave me (which i posted in this thread) didn't actually work properly. the only way I actually got it working properly was getting the MIDI file off someone....which wouldn't sync with the song for some reason, then I gave up.

the whammy functions are supposedly

off down off up off up off down off up off up off down off up

then there are two variations

off up off down off up off down off down off up off down off up

and

off up off down off up off up off down off up off down off up


so all that really needs to be done is find what numbers are needed for that on the whammy (it should be something like 3, 4, 20, and 21) and put that in the MIDI editor

[Tom!]

Originally Posted by hamza

Are you talking about this


Hey guys,

so I set up my own octave-sequencer thingie on my digitech RP355 the following way:

-1,0,+1,0,+1,0,-1,0,+1,0,+1,0,-1,0,+1,0

(0 stands for whammy off position)

but every fourth bar on this song (except for the intro) goes a little bit different and I just can't figure it out. I've been looking around on google for quite a while but nothing useful. can anyone help?

Edit:

Alright guys, I just found it on muselive. If anyone is interested, the fourth bar goes like this:

+1,0,-1,0,+1,0,-1,0,-1,0,+1,0,-1,0,+1,0



Can you explain in detail how to enter all of this.I'm new when it comes to DAW softwares

That's the correct pattern. I have no experience with a pod so you need to find out what cc you need to be changing to control the pitch shifter and what values you need to be sending. Just read some tutorials on Reaper regarding midi and you should be fine. I'm not going to spoon feed you it as I managed to figure it out for myself and so should you.

[falsettobells]

Originally Posted by Tom!

No sorry, I don't actually know where it is as I generally use Guitar Rig for MOTP these days. It's not that hard to figure out with a bit of searching. As long as you have a little knowledge of midi and the cc's you need to be changing you should be fine. Also mine was setup to control a Behringer Virtualizer Pro so the cc's I used probably wont work with the pod.

Can you give me the guitar rig preset?

[falsettobells]

Originally Posted by Tom!

That's the correct pattern. I have no experience with a pod so you need to find out what cc you need to be changing to control the pitch shifter and what values you need to be sending. Just read some tutorials on Reaper regarding midi and you should be fine. I'm not going to spoon feed you it as I managed to figure it out for myself and so should you.

ok i think i'm now starting to understand a bit more so there would be numbers for octave up and octave down in the form of cc messages right?

[Tom!]

Originally Posted by hamza

Can you give me the guitar rig preset?