XO Variable Crossover
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2024
- The XO is a variable crossover and dual-band effects loop. It splits the input signal into high and low frequency bands that can then be processed separately via two independent send and return loops.
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A good tip for whenever you're doing any kind of split signal processing, is to have some form of very light saturation
Agreed. Distortion is the primary bennificiary of this pedal, but in my opinion, Reveb where only the high end is processed is a game changer.
I have one… such a great pedal. It basically makes every pedal a bass pedal. I’ve used a crossover for years, but this solves a lot of issues and it being pedalboard friendly makes a massive difference in my setup. The XO really opens up creative possibilities. I absolutely love it.
One thing I don't see people talk about very often with this kind of thing is that it's amazing for super-low tunings. I play a multiscale bass dropped to F0 and tuned in fifths, and I
This is definitely a pedal for people who want to experiment with ideas like how Billy Sheehan does things. He's got a mudbucker pickup that has its own signal path, he runs that clean and focused on low end. The signal path coming from his P pickup runs to an overdrive that is phase inverted 180 degrees. I think the phase inversion is intended to cancel out any midrange overlap between the two, so you hear two very distinctive bass tones.
Every time I hear a Rush line I just have to smile, Geddy is such an incredible musician. Also, this seems like a really useful pedal, definitely will try one out.
Brilliant pedal, I've been looking for something like this for years.
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Are you kidding me?? I was thinking about exactly this type of pedal this morning! Great from you to review this and make it more widely known!👍👍
Game changer? The Tyler and Tyler deluxe from KMA machines have been doing this for quite some time.
The Darkglass X also functions like this but here you can use any type of distortion, not just Darkglass.
I've got the bass line from this demo stuck in my head. Well done!
Hx stomp can also do this which I already have but seeing this I n pedal form and your examples helped me to see a better way to use that function.
The biamping feature at the end is what’s appealing to me. Just what I’ve been looking for.
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Damn, this is why I've been loving fiddling around with Bias FX2 for the past 2 years, and now it comes in a neat little package, nice
I use the Taylor by KMA for years. Same concept but more flexible cause you can choose the splittfrequency and have volumecontroll on each signal.
I got rid of my Tyler, the frequency splitter because it was two big. Seems like this does the same thing in a smaller form factor. Very exciting.
Very helpful and informative video. Great job
Oh a new holy grail. Great demo.