I have a Zoom 505II processor. I want a Maiden sound on that, preferably Adrian Smith... I mainly wanna know which type of distortion they use that is offered on Zoom pedals.
Is that backward/cross platform compatible.... Truly I say...'tis a strange time we live in.... That looks like a whole new language altogether
search fr "zoom 505II patches" on google if ur not satisfied, there are a couple of sites solely dedicated to tht stuff>
Play around with the unit. Don't depend on someone else's settings - they play through a different amp.
I have been playing around with it. Anyway, just searched it on google. Found a lot of stuff. Thanks!
A compressor compresses .......It takes your highest and lowest frequencies and narrows its range so that your speaker(s) can faithfully reproduce your signal. Your guitar amp doesn't have a tweeter and sub woofer so that single cone has to span 3+ octaves. A compressed signal won't lose volume at the extremes. Also helps increase sustain. Too much though and your tone will suffer. A limiter is similar only instead of extreme frequencies it works on input level. Helps keep unwanted spikes in check so you don't damage your speakers or worse your eardrums. Both work by setting a threshold above which clipping/compression occurs Hope this helps
