To be honest, I'm not sure I've got it hooked up right in my signal chain yet, so I'd welcome any comments on this for you guys: It's going to take a bit of time to get used to it and learn how all the effects can work together, so if there are any idiot's guides that go further than the manual, I'd be keen to find out about them! I wanted it mainly for the whammy & harmony effects, but I'm well impressed with the range of other sounds it can produce.and I'm only just scraping the surface. I've just become the owner of a Digitech 55 I know a lot this is a bit vague and since I'm going from memory some things may be inaccurate. Then just tweak the pans and levels in the MIX. Harm 2 feedback - start at 50% and adjust +/- from there Harm 1 feedback - start at 50% and adjust +/- from there This alg is one of my favs and can make some really strange/beautiful sounds. You can get crazy and make a hyper-mega-super shimmer by using the other voices. With the S4R you'll only need 2 voices (wet/dry) to make the traditional shimmer, so you can turn the others off in the MIX. It'll really start cooking when you kick in the chorus, dynamic filter, stereo and 6-tap delays.
Most of the real work is done in the MIX section, I don't know your setup so just balance the swell, wet levels and set the dry level a little higher.
DIGITECH ISP 33 GSP5 REVIEW GENERATOR
Swell mod - none, or you could link it to a pedal or envelop generator for dynamics Splicing - choose the key, 0 for low, 1 for mid and 2 for the high registries With the SP alg if you're making it from scratch try alg# 39 or 41. If you use the chord shifter you're gonna need an external delay and mixer, so I won't bother covering it. You can also make one with the 4 voice pitch shift with regeneration (S4R) and chord shifter (CS) algs. Sure, the easiest way would be to use one of the string pad (SP) algorithms. I'd put it aside a couple years ago and only recently brought it back out, having remembered what wild sounds it's capable of. I've been using mine primarily for a boost and for the whammy and wah/filter possibilities.
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