Input/Output, Bassman, EQ Match, and Tunerįar from a standard input/output section, Muramasa tucked away a very cool Bassman knob which blends in an octaver pedal sound, along with a built-in limiter for high gain applications. The Reverb box has 18 modes like Spring, Hall, and Multi-tap, and tons of EQ, modulation, and saturation options. The Delay is a dual-tap delay with ping-pong, vintage knob, tone, modulation, and dry/wet. The EQ stomp is an 8-band graphic equalizer with high/low-pass, depth, and “X,” which is the “magic frequency” according to the manual. There’s also a Tilt, Detail, Ambience, and Depth. Finally, the Cabinet emulation has 16 different speaker models like Heavy American, Classic Green, and Mid 30s, with an added Character control with names like Sparkle, 57, and Nasal.
And let’s not forget the big red Gain knob right in the middle. None more black.) With more control than any other box, the Amp control includes an EQ with Tight Mode switch, power amp and output, sag, emphasis, luster, compression, and corrosion. (How much more black could this be? And the answer is: none. The Amp has five main models named Blue, Yellow, Orange, Red, and Black, with higher gain as you move from left to right. The Distortion box has three main settings: Boost, Scream, and Dist, with gain, output, tone, bass, and more. Finally, the Autowah has depth, time, resonance and focus controls to add a hint or a blast of wah depending on what you’re looking for. The Modulation stomp has tons of tones, including a chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo, and sweeper, each with their own dry/wet slider. The Doubler is a stereo widener with depth and character, and has settings for Tape, Spectral, and more.
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The Comp has three main models, including an 1176, VariMu, and Distressor, plus combinations of the above. The Gate employs a threshold and ratio to help cut out unwanted noise between riffs, with lots of fine-tuning settings like attack and release. The first five effects boxes in the top row include a Gate, Compressor, Doubler, Modulation, and Autowah. There are far too many seetings to go over each one individually, so let’s take a high-level look at all the main features: Gate, Compressor, Doubler, Modulation, and Autowah Gearheads will love the sheer number of knobs and sliders in Electrum.
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