Can I Build A Fractal FM3 Preset In 20 Minutes?

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0:00 Intro
0:16 Rules
1:20 Start
18:40 Playthrough
21:23 Conclusion
21:56 Outro

[@user-nu7xx7pc1d]

great demo!

[@paulbradshawguitar]

cool video Kai, great to see more of your FM3 journey
if it's any help on the delays (to make things sound bigger/wider):
-on some delays lower the L/R ratio from 100% , lowering it a tiny bit gives a bit more space while maintaining the selected tap tampo, but you can also get into some dotted eighth + quarter note style tones this way
-on some delays that you have the 'right post delay' instead that can also add to this
-bear in mind low cutting delays/reverbs within the respective pages which will help with clarity
you're in essence causing a slight difference between the L + R channels, which in turn makes things sound wider
hard panning cabs along with this is otherwise is very effective,

[@KaiDown]

I definitely got clouded up in that moment - I never normally go for wide tones, but it's something I liked in the factory presets. Since I'm only ever running plugins, I'd typically just pull up a stereo widener plugin and have some fun. I appreciate the tips! Might be cool to revisit this preset and see what changes I'd make off-the-clock when the pressure is off.

[@paulbradshawguitar]

@@KaiDown totally understand, 20 minutes isn't a lot of time to get that all that set up and dialed in, using the scene manager and getting all the scenes/layout preset at the start was really nice in any case
could be worth a part 2 in getting it really tweaked/dialed in, using those same amps and setup
stereo definitely gets addictive once you start using it more

[@joshpetermann]

Now do it without the editor 😝

[@KaiDown]

THAT would be a challenge. I could set a 6 hour timer and maybe come out the other side with a basic clean tone

[@Gregorovitch144]

Nah. If you need to edit patches without access to a computer then just don't buy a Fractal. Otherwise Axe-Edit is awesome.

[@joshpetermann]

@@Gregorovitch144 That’s my exact point lol. They definitely gotta fix the workflow for the next iteration.
It can be gotten used to over time, but it’s anything but ideal.