favourite settings
 

post you favourite settings for amp,effects ect...

my fav on ds1: lvl & dist all the way up, tone 1 o'clock

amp: bass:6 mids: 8 treble: all the way

wtf? that muff doesnt have the third knob?

Everything all the way up, except the volume.

Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer-
Filter off
Mix to 80% wet
Shift until at about 11 o clock, fine tune it to E.

I use that setting for a few songs

Filter off
Mix to 50%
Go to about 3 o clock, and fine tune it to the same D as your 3rd fret on your B string.

Blues Driver-

I like to the set the tone knob to about between 7 and 11 o'clock, any higher and the harmonics start to have a tad too much treble. I set the volume appropriately, and either set a little bit of gain, or a lot of gain.

Dano Tuna Melt- Speed at about 3 o'clock, triangle wave, depth too taste

Dano Chili Dog- oct 2 and oct 1 all the way up, clean off.

Dano PB+J- I generally keep the delay time maxed out, and use the long short footswitch to go between the two time settings. If I am using the long setting, I usually have the mix 50% dry 50% wet, but I go more dry if I want a more reverby like sound and I turn the repeats down.

Arion Stereo Analog Delay- all maxed out

eleven on everything.

what precision!

I usually play in the bright channel of a custom vibrolux that it's already rich of bass freq with vol1,5-->3,5 treble6,5 bass5

dont post effect settings cause it would be very long :)

ok, you can punch me now

YES!

my amp actually goes to 20. ill see if i can get a picture of it

well its here, dont mind the 10, count the number of the little sticks or whatever you call them

Bas:8
Mid:5
Tre:6

Clean. Volume up to natural distortion.

I also like the British Stack sound, or just some kind of crunchy blues tone. Compression is nice.

I forgot my chorus setting:

Mix- all the way
lo filter- 9 o'clock
hi filter- 3 o'clock
depth- 9 o'clock
rate- 9 o'clock

Gives a nice slow vibrato sound that adds a bit of slimey & metallic resonance to already metallic sounds- like ring modded guitars and harmonics. Sort of like a really subtle phaser on this setting. The filters just tune in the chorus to match the tone of your guitar. Which is a nice feature.


On amps, I pretty much turn each EQ setting up until it defines itself. I like to have good response for bass, mids, and highs.