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Re: Boss effects as plug-ins?

Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 6:02 pm
by Hermanus
Kent_in_CO wrote:Dude, I've always wondered what a bass or synthline would sound like through my old Metal Zone. I'm gonna have to dust that bad boy off and give it a shot!
I can tell you that A yamaha Tx-802 [fm synthesis] is pure madness with metal zone.

I selled mine three years ago :arrow: 6 months ago, I found one on ebay and did the buy :mrgreen:

The holy metal zone, funny thing is that guitarists usually don't like it, they find the sound out of it too bright/too cold.

For synths it's like it was meant to :twisted:
the parametric equalizer is really efficient on synths and that's what makes it good for electronic music.
You can use it both as distortion and as filter, very good!

one firewire mixer, with external send and it would be good for recording in ableton live.
Lets dream :|

Re: Boss effects as plug-ins?

Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 12:37 am
by leedsquietman
This is a good point. I always HATED the Metal Zone pedal on guitars, and it's predecessor the HM-1 Heavy Metal pedal, I much preferred Boss's SD-2 dual overdrive, and OD-2 Turbo Overdrive. I remember liking the old Heavy Metal pedal on synth sounds quite a bit too, especially moog leads.

I also used to own a Keeley modded DS-1 which was awesome, probably my fave. Unfortunately, it got stolen from a gig I did and then I moved from the UK to Canada and stopped playing in gigging bands.
http://www.robertkeeley.com/product.php?id=10

Re: Boss effects as plug-ins?

Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 6:50 pm
by Hermanus
this website is great... Love the modded pedals