MATRIXSYNTH: Arp Axxe Meets Yamaha THR Guitar Amp & Preset Demos


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Arp Axxe Meets Yamaha THR Guitar Amp & Preset Demos


Published on Mar 19, 2014 Chris Montanaro·10 videos

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Arp Axxe Meets Yamaha THR Guitar Amp & Preset Demos
"This is how you can play guitar on your Arp Axxe synthesizer.The Yamaha THR guitar amp is a great sounding portable guitar amp and also an audio interface so you can record direct to your PC with it via USB cable."

Arp Axxe Preset - Singing Axxe
"Use the ADSR and LFO sliders in the VCO section and try to sound like a human voice"

Arp Axxe Preset - LFO Freak
"Use the LFO FREQ slider to modulate."

Arp Axxe Preset - Tsunami
"Just one Arp Axxe displaying a huge attack."

Arp Axxe Preset - Doom
"Nothing but Arp Axxe."

Arp Axxe Preset - Tremmor
"Set sliders as so and use the LFO as a tremolo."

Arp Axxe Preset - Three Moons
"This is a cool spacy sound preset for the Arp Axxe. Set the sliders close to what you see and then fine tune so you have the resonance and LFO(VCO section) tuned to the proper octaves as demonstrated in the beginning of the video."

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