I used the Mel-9 for ambient guitar soundscapes. When I recorded an acoustic album, I plugged my Viola Bass into it and played a solo cello part for a song. Very useful!
Great demo and lovely playing, sir! 👌😎👍 I know this probably just comes down to semantics, but my understanding of why the Mel9, and other similar pedals from Electro Harmonix, "tracks" so well is because it doesn't have to track pitch at all? I believe the magic is done with a combination of series and parallel processing done on the input signal like EQs, resonators, harmonizers, delays, wave shapers, etc. etc. so there is no delay or flakiness with a processor trying to detect and track pitch to then synthesize new sounds. That's why chords are handled so well?
I used the Mel-9 for ambient guitar soundscapes. When I recorded an acoustic album, I plugged my Viola Bass into it and played a solo cello part for a song. Very useful!
Phenomenal playing!
Way more versatile than a real melotron.
Great demo and lovely playing, sir! 👌😎👍
I know this probably just comes down to semantics, but my understanding of why the Mel9, and other similar pedals from Electro Harmonix, "tracks" so well is because it doesn't have to track pitch at all? I believe the magic is done with a combination of series and parallel processing done on the input signal like EQs, resonators, harmonizers, delays, wave shapers, etc. etc. so there is no delay or flakiness with a processor trying to detect and track pitch to then synthesize new sounds. That's why chords are handled so well?
The flutes remind me of some old movie but I can't think of which one.
The wizard of oz
The tremolo you can get out of steel makes the instruments sound less artificial
Awesome and who would have thought that the Mel 9 could be triggered by a steel guitar?!
I have the bass9 and key9. I play guitar and the 9 series are really cool. What you're doing is awesome. I guess I'll like and subscribe. Thanks. 😎🤓
Very nice. Sir!