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I used to share my presets for free, but now I'm doing it commercially, so I removed all the download links for older firmwares. Check my quantum 2.0 thread for the details. However, if you want the presets for an older firmware you're still using, send me a message on d3usxm4ch1n4@gmail.com

Monday 24 September 2012

Four new presets on AxeChange

I uploaded four presets on AxeChange yesterday. Hear a short demo here :

4 presets demo

http://axechange.fractalaudio.com/detail.php?preset=671
http://axechange.fractalaudio.com/detail.php?preset=672
http://axechange.fractalaudio.com/detail.php?preset=673
http://axechange.fractalaudio.com/detail.php?preset=674

The first one is something I programmed on a Boss SE50 in 1993. I used this quad delayed pitch shift on a song called "Astral flight" (see the video on my "Free download : TDR Project" post)

The "Metal rhythm" preset is an example of alternating between two EQs for a given sound. Here it's a bit extreme, I go from a normal metal rhythm sound to a "AM radio" sound. It's perfect for intros, it never fails to take people by surprise. Bulb uses this trick on the intro of this Periphery song :



By the way, Bulb's (Misha Mansoor) parents are from Mauritius, where I live. We try to jam each time he comes here. "Here" being this, for you Google earth users (right click, save as) :

http://pages.intnet.mu/fremen/Misc/Fremen.kml

Yeah, I know, that's quite remote, someone (hi Pete !) already told me so ;)

I made the third preset as an example of what is possible when morphing between two amps. I exchanged some mails with someone who requested my presets in which we talked about morphing between sounds, then I remembered a preset I made but lost. I recreated it yesterday. The fun trick here is the stereo span in the middle of the curve of the expression pedal.

The last preset is a slightly improved version of my looper patch, see from the 21th minute of this video :




I'm still not 100% satisfied about it, I'll work on the tape delay again, I want it to come more slowly but to go a little bit louder each time I stop playing.

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