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sumalc
on Apr 10, 2005, 12:43pm:
Hello Everybody,
I have bought Warmifier 1.4 few days ago and i need your advices about Mode 1 or Mode 2.
I am working currently with a rock trio with lots of pedals saturation effect on guit and bassguit, so the sound is a bit agressive ;-).
I have inserted Warmifier Smooth straight preset mode 1, between CurveEQ and Elephant but after a while i found the sound maybe too bright on drums.
I have load Warmifier with a 1khz sin. and yes the mode 1 bring harmonics to the signal far more "on the screen" than mode 2.
Please could you more describe the mode 2 and share some tips?
Best regards.
Franck
I have bought Warmifier 1.4 few days ago and i need your advices about Mode 1 or Mode 2.
I am working currently with a rock trio with lots of pedals saturation effect on guit and bassguit, so the sound is a bit agressive ;-).
I have inserted Warmifier Smooth straight preset mode 1, between CurveEQ and Elephant but after a while i found the sound maybe too bright on drums.
I have load Warmifier with a 1khz sin. and yes the mode 1 bring harmonics to the signal far more "on the screen" than mode 2.
Please could you more describe the mode 2 and share some tips?
Best regards.
Franck
Aleksey Vaneev
on Apr 10, 2005, 2:23pm:
Mode 1 is kind of 'omni-level' mode. It will add equal harmonic content to singals of any volume level. Mode 2 is more 'natural' - it will add less harmonic coloration to softer sounds.
sumalc
on Apr 10, 2005, 5:47pm:
Thank you Aleksey this help me, there is so much to learn and try (and enjoy ;-) in this subjective domain...
I think i will use Smooth Mode 2 and take care of the incoming level.
Best regards.
Franck
I think i will use Smooth Mode 2 and take care of the incoming level.
Best regards.
Franck
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