Recreating Boss Multi Overtone or Tera Echo??

[Underoath77]

Not sure where to start in MXXX to make either other of these super awesome pedals? Ive tried by starting with a Chorus and then some EQ, or a Reverb and some Eq but not getting anywhere close. Help?

[Chandlerhimself]

Do you have a video or audio example of the effect, so we can understand what it sounds like. Perhaps people here can help if we have an idea of what it sounds like.

[Underoath77]

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Do you have a video or audio example of the effect, so we can understand what it sounds like. Perhaps people here can help if we have an idea of what it sounds like.
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[Underoath77]

Do you have a video or audio example of the effect, so we can understand what it sounds like. Perhaps people here can help if we have an idea of what it sounds like.

[ggio77]

I too am tryng to reproduce one of my pedals and send it to Vojtech in the hope that they will include it in MGA.
 The pedal is a Boss CH-1 from the 90's. The behaviour I should emulate is as follows: in stereo mode it should be able to send the dry sound to one amp (or to one speaker of a stereo amp) and the wet sound to another. In mono mode the 2 voices would clearly go to one amp.
I thought of inserting a splitter in Mxxx and inserting a 100% dry Mchorus on lane 2 and a second wet Mchorus with variable effect level on lane 1. When the effect becomes mono I would deactivate lane 2 and make the one on lane 1 become a 2 voices chorus.  Do you think Chandler could work this approach or is there an easier way?
Check this video:

[Chandlerhimself]

I think I know how to make the terra echo. I'll try it next week and if I succeed I'll make a video on it in a couple of weeks.


Multi overtone is harder and I don't know if I can do it in a real time.

[Underoath77]

Thanks man!

I think I know how to make the terra echo. I'll try it next week and if I succeed I'll make a video on it in a couple of weeks.


Multi overtone is harder and I don't know if I can do it in a real time.

[sparella]

I too am tryng to reproduce one of my pedals and send it to Vojtech in the hope that they will include it in MGA.
 The pedal is a Boss CH-1 from the 90's. The behaviour I should emulate is as follows: in stereo mode it should be able to send the dry sound to one amp (or to one speaker of a stereo amp) and the wet sound to another. In mono mode the 2 voices would clearly go to one amp.
I thought of inserting a splitter in Mxxx and inserting a 100% dry Mchorus on lane 2 and a second wet Mchorus with variable effect level on lane 1. When the effect becomes mono I would deactivate lane 2 and make the one on lane 1 become a 2 voices chorus.  Do you think Chandler could work this approach or is there an easier way?
Check this video:

It sounds like these configurations could be made as MGA presets using the built in routing capabilities and included chorus effect. There doesn't seem to be a need to create a new device.

[ggio77]

The idea was precisely to create a new device with a different 'flavor' to increase the stompboxes variety available to users.

[sparella]

The idea was precisely to create a new device with a different 'flavor' to increase the stompboxes variety available to users.

I can appreciate that. I have a Boss DC-3 and also an Analogman chorus pedal for the different flavors. Ive experimented with the DC-3 in a stereo amp configuration in the past. I was thinking that the main feature you were wanting to achieve was the stereo behavior, but that was probably a silly assumption on my part. I'll be curious to hear about your progress. Cheers.

[ggio77]

I try Sparella. I'm looking for some information to see if you can find details at the technical level. The Analogman uses the same chip as the CH-1 and CE-2 but I think it's closer in sound to the Small Clone, if I'm not mistaken... Cheers

[sparella]

I try Sparella. I'm looking for some information to see if you can find details at the technical level. The Analogman uses the same chip as the CH-1 and CE-2 but I think it's closer in sound to the Small Clone, if I'm not mistaken... Cheers

Yes, the Analogman is definitely old school small clone based. Though, my unit has their "deep mod" (which I believe uses a larger clock capacitor) so it is a bit different. If your CH1 is from the 90s it's indeed analog but I read it uses the MN3107 chip instead of the Analogman's MN3007. I haven't researched the differences. I thought about cloning my small clone clone in MXXX by band limiting the delay line, saturating it a bit, and maybe even companding. But I'm dedicating my development time to MTA bass amp designs for now.