This Week’s Preset: TimeLine – “Hell Float Trip”
Here is something a little weird and spooky I made for Halloween: a TimeLine preset I call “Hell Float Trip.” It uses the Ice delay machine
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Don’t be afraid to make your guitar sound like a synth from time to time! TimeLine‘s Filter machine gives you the ability to create all sorts of interesting and adventurous delay sounds.
For this example, I’m using the Saw LFO to give my guitar a more synth-like feel, and a 3/1 speed to have the LFO play triplets off of my delay time. I’ve left the Grit at zero to keep the sound mostly clean, and employed a bit of slow, mellow modulation to add a bit more dimension.
Listen here:
Preset details:
The image below shows the knob settings and secondary parameters. Dial it up on your TimeLine and give it a shot.
Download the preset:
Using the Strymon Librarian? Download the preset and load it into your TimeLine.
What do you think?
Made your own tweaks to this preset? Post them below. Are there other preset types that you’d like to see in upcoming blog posts? Let us know what you think. Thanks!
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Ethan Tufts
Ethan Tufts is Strymon’s marketing guy and noisemaker. He spends most of his time using loopers and drenching everything in delay. He has owned 29 cars and is actively looking for his 30th.
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Thanks guys! Love this new preset 🙂
Sounds great guys – keep these wonderful presets for the Timeline coming!!!
Sounds really great! Thanx for thseed 🙂