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Jeff Schmidt

Until You Don't, And I Crumble

2 playable tones for Helix. Choose your gear below.

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Line 6

Schmidt 1.0

Helix

If you've ever heard Jeff Schmidt's work (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_qrN3ti7L0) you've probably heard the eerie reverb/delay going on behind his main track. Using his signal chain in Ableton Live as a guideline, I tried to build a Helix preset that would at least be a starting point for the washy ambient background. This is the first preset I've made, so go easy on me. LoL This does work well with guitar and fretted bass as well as the fretless. Here's a demo of me using the preset by itself straight into my PC with no other effects (https://youtu.be/WrK6sBrLwp4). The EQ at the beginning of the signal chain is just a volume boost, and the one at the end of the chain is a volume boost as well. You can adjust those as you like depending on your bass signal and how much of the effect you want mixed in with your bass.

by HamOnTheCob · Indexed at CustomTone · 1,411 source downloads

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Line 6

Schmidt 1.3

Helix

<h3>Patch Demo: <a href="https://youtu.be/NEcIKuwMVOE"><span style="color: blue">https://youtu.be/NEcIKuwMVOE</span></a></h3><br> <p> If you've ever heard <b>Jeff Schmidt</b>'s work (<a href="https://youtu.be/4_qrN3ti7L0"><span style="color: blue">https://youtu.be/4_qrN3ti7L0</span></a>) you've probably heard the eerie reverb/delay going on behind his main track. Using his signal chain in Ableton Live as a guideline, I tried to build a Helix preset that would at least be a starting point for the washy ambient background. This is my 3rd version of this preset, offering a bit more of the fundamental. This does work well with guitar and fretted bass as well as the fretless. Here's a demo of me using the preset by itself straight into my PC with no other effects (<a href="https://youtu.be/NEcIKuwMVOE"><span style="color: blue">https://youtu.be/NEcIKuwMVOE</span></a>). The EQ at the beginning of the signal chain is just a volume boost, and the one at the end of the chain is a volume boost as well. You can adjust those as you like depending on your bass signal and how much of the effect you want mixed in with your bass.</p>

by HamOnTheCob · Indexed at CustomTone · 1,351 source downloads

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