DSM Noisemaker Drive Maker, Руководство пользователя

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CONTROLS:
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Voice: CW is a treble boost, CCW is a bass boost, flat at the middle. It´s amazing how things
change by tweaking the voice knob...want it fuzzy? or sparkly? or twangy?
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Gain: Goes from clean (yes, "clean" clean) to overdrive, to full out too much gain to control.
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Gate: For high gain stuff, some gating is a very good thing. It is not a decimator, but it helps a
lot...
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Treble: Boost / cut + ­ 10dB
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Bass: Boost / cut + ­ 10dB
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Level: Output volume. This thing is LOUD. Over noon it will overdrive your amp´s input. WHY?
Because you can use it as a clean/mid/bass/treble/TS style boost!
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Boost: huge boost available (+24dB). Maybe too much so use sparingly...
Switches:
Mode:
 OD: Soft clipping, very articulated and transparent. Over noon, it will start behaving as an
overdrive into a tube amp (CMOS clipping kicks in)
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Dist: More Gain and harder clipping, fatter, thicker tones.
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Broken: Very asymmetric, weird drive. At mid gain it is very bluesy and full of harmonics. At high
gain, with powerful pickups, it "chokes" and sounds fuzzy and weird..very unique.
Octave:
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Low: No, it is not a sub ­ octave. It is an octave up effect, but mildly mixed with the signal. This
adds Crossover distortion, extra harmonics and a crispy texture.
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Normal: Octave up off.
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High: Octave Up fully mixed. It is very sensitive to voicing and mode settings, so there´s a whole
world. Even sitar tones.
MIDS:
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Scoop: for metal tones..Scoops ­ 12dB around 700Hz.
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Boost: Boosts the mids around 800 ­ 2k Hz. Very good for live use!!
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Flat: regular mid response, similar to a Marshall Tonestack.