I agree, the QC’s rotary sound is not what I like either. I much prefer the Leslie effect in my AX8. A mix control would be very helpful. I don’t use this effect often so I’ve been using the Univibe instead. Fortunately, I think most of the QC’s other effects are excellent.
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Hi @M_NDSP ! How are you? Happy New Year!
These sounds are a good example! That he is still using Mobius, which in my opinion still does not have all the controls to act on this effect.
But it already delivers a sound closer to what was expected.
Please help us.
Thanks
THIS @M_NDSP !! Sounds a bit dull and can’t really hear any definition in notes or in the actual rotary effect
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I compared the Rotary with the Rotary in the Möbius. And i think that the biggest Differenz is that the Doppler Effect, the Pitch changing is to much. Thats the reason why it Sounds a Little artificial. I think i they would tame this a little, it would make it sound much better. Beside this. The Rotary (an many other effects) need a volume “pot”. It is always to loud in comparsion to the dry Signal. Especially when i use drive.
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A friend of mine introduced me to using the Chief CE2W as a rotary simulation. In the CE1-V Type setting and Depth at 60%, it sounds pretty rotar-ish. It doesn’t have the frequency response alteration or overdrive capability of a Leslie model, so it’s a bit hi-fi, but it sounds very cool (especially in stereo) and at least gets me in the ballpark.
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I’m using Vibrato. Rate at 5.4, Depth 17%, Width 60%
It does the job until maybe a better actual Rotary
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