Guitar...

[Hex]

So I don't know if this is in the right spot, but here goes:

I love using my GT-6 because it has this very synth like patch. I'm also going to purchace the Line 6 FM4 Filter/Synth Modeler Pedal. Does anyone know any other guitar pedals that do simialr things?

[dolivas]

these ones really don't give you lots of filter options like those two previous ones you mentioned but the options they do have are quite good:

the Alesis Philtre:

Ibanez PM7 (Phase Modulator):

[Drengur Grar]

The Electro-Harmonix Micro-Synthesizer is pretty rad, I really like plugging my guitar into my Moog Rogue and using the filter/modulation on there for effects too. Mutron makes some mad modulation pedals. I believe Maestro made a really cool one too.

[GearJunkie]

guitar->wah->MXR blue box->overdrive.

your wah works as a "cutoff" type sound and the next thing you know, your guitar is a TB303. I love it. Turn the wah off, play high on the neck and you sound like nintendo.

[smopo24]

Originally Posted by GearJunkie

guitar->wah->MXR blue box->overdrive.

your wah works as a "cutoff" type sound and the next thing you know, your guitar is a TB303. I love it. Turn the wah off, play high on the neck and you sound like nintendo.

nintendo hunh? that's pretty cool. i've never tried the blue box, but i hear that it puts out a tremendous amount of bottom end. it's a fuzz and octave in one.

[Nubus]

Originally Posted by GearJunkie

guitar->wah->MXR blue box->overdrive.

your wah works as a "cutoff" type sound and the next thing you know, your guitar is a TB303. I love it. Turn the wah off, play high on the neck and you sound like nintendo.

I loved this post. Are there any other known effects combos that yield other cool weird sounds ilke this?

[GearJunkie]

Originally Posted by Nubus

I loved this post. Are there any other known effects combos that yield other cool weird sounds ilke this?

guitar-->overdrive-->distortion/fuzz-->whammy-->delay.

The first overdrive overdrives the signal of the distortion/fuzz, giving you over the top distortion which gives you instant sustainable feedback. with that, you put it into the whammy, crank that puppy up about 2 octaves with the delay and slowly back down. it sounds like a 747. it's one of my favorite tones on my pedalboard.