kill dry sound in fx pedals for mixer aux insert - any mod???
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gemini86
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What do you mean by kill the dry signal?
Hank Dussen
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I can only think of delays and reverbs that have a wet/dry control.
As for a mod, I'm pretty sure there's no general solution, and you'll have to check pedal by pedal.
As for a mod, I'm pretty sure there's no general solution, and you'll have to check pedal by pedal.
i mean a 100% wet signal.
Yes, it's mainly for chorus/delay/flanger , they have a depth control, but none of them goes to 100% wet signal.
Can i change a capacitor for more depth? i know there is a mod for some depth control pots , that needs a capacitor change. but maybe that's individual for every pedal
Yes, it's mainly for chorus/delay/flanger , they have a depth control, but none of them goes to 100% wet signal.
Can i change a capacitor for more depth? i know there is a mod for some depth control pots , that needs a capacitor change. but maybe that's individual for every pedal
gemini86
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Tell is what circuit it is and we'll try to help.
Kingston
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you could always duplicate the aux send somewhere in your mixer, and flip the phase of that. set the level just right with the aux return and you have a fully wet stomp box. Results depend on the quality of the stomp boxes dry signal somewhat. One could create an external box to do this of course, or use a mid-side encoder to accomplish the same.
It's a CE2-B(this one has a depth mod), a ROZZ bbd delay (all discrete, no opamps) and an old aria bbd flanger. I don't have schematics for the last ones, but i can take some pictures.
this is meant for portability and there's no extra channels already in the mixer.
this is meant for portability and there's no extra channels already in the mixer.
living sounds
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Is there a direct out jack? At least in one pedal I own plugging a cable in that out will take the dry sound off the other output.
MagnetoSound
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Boss CE-2B: remove R21
gemini86
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yes you could switch it in/out , or just remove it all together for max wet sound. (eew..)
MagnetoSound
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guze said:
No, that's R7. R21 is immediately below it, 47k between pin 2 and pin 7 (note wire link from pin 2).
This is the resistive feed from the input buffer to the output summing stage. Just lift one end of it to disconnect the clean feed. Insert a switch there if you like.
