I have nothing to contribute because I was using the Fractal all of my patch changes were controlled via midi by laptop the drummer used for click and backing. It was nice not to have to step on anything! This will change very shortly though....
You aren't helping my Fractal GAS.
thanx. the weak part on my rigs is me...lolDig both of those rigs. Well done dude.
I have nothing to contribute because I was using the Fractal all of my patch changes were controlled via midi by laptop the drummer used for click and backing. It was nice not to have to step on anything! This will change very shortly though....
Well you already know what its going to be paired with! Knock out punch!
clean, neat with excellent ingredients. congratz
Glad to see somebody else who enjoys Hardwire pedals...I use the DL-8 and the RV-7 in my pedal board and they are really great sounding..The Decimator is in my pedalboard too
The one pedal left that's been kinda disappointing is the Decimator. I went with the G-String (which is, by far, the most expensive pedal on my board) because it has the dual guitar/loop throughputs. People raved that it killed the hiss without sapping tone or sustain, and that you could just leave it on and forget about it. But I've not found that to be the case. Sure, it kills the hiss like a champ. But I've noticed that, especially when playing clean or at lower volumes, when the pedal is turned on it absolutely destroys any sustain. Chords or notes that would ring forever get abruptly cut off; it's quite disappointing. I've found myself barely using it any more, which is even more of a disappointment given how expensive it was. Major bummer.
Interesting. I thought I was the only one. For me, it seems like if I roll my volume down much below 1/2 way on the guitar, it does that abrupt cutting thing. This is mostly on my high gain channel, I roll it down quite a bit for a still crunchy but less distorted tone. Pisses me off actually. I might tear my rig apart soon and try to clean some stuff up, maybe I'll experiment with something else in place of the decimator.
Do you have the original or the decimator II?