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First of 5 demonstration videos about using the Digitech vocal 300 multi-effects processor...

First of 5 demonstration videos about using the Digitech vocal 300 multi-effects processor pedal with a saxophone. Introduction and "auto-wah" (envelope filter). In these recordings the camera mic picked up my sax very clearly because of the closeness and the fact that I was facing it, but the amp with the post effect sound was further behind and beside me, and not up too loud, so you hear a lot of my clean sound in the mix here. This processor allows the user to set a wet/dry mix as well, but when I'm on stage in a loud club the sax sound only comes through the system post-fx, and the acoustic sound is lost in the mix (again, that is unless I mix it into the patch ;). This is a great pedal for horn because of the XLR input, allowing for use of an instrument mic. There are 40 programmable patches and I've set up 20 so far that I'm still dialing in. There are many parameters to adjust for each patch which allows for unique sounds and patches that give you just what you want. The more I work with it, the more I love it! wahsax COMPRESSOR - on - low - gain:0 MIC PRE/VOICE - Tubepre, gain:0, DeEss:1, Level:91 EQUALIZER - B:-1, M:-4, M:1258, T:-1 GATE - on, Thresh:81 EFFECTS - envelop/8, Range:18, Sensitivity:60, FXmix:75 DELAY - Analog, 100ms, Feedback:15, DelayLevel:20 REVERB - Hall, Decay:20, Damp:50, ReverbLevel:30 EXPRESSION - Pedal1, Voxlvl, Min:0, Max:97

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