Behringer TD-3 and Big Muff distorsion pedal . Demo sound (No talking)

[@realpain84]

Thanks for sharing the Demo, cheers 😊

[@four_state]

Thank you so much!!!

[@acid9ne0379]

very cool tripy one hell of an Acid trip right there! what DAW interface did you use for the production?

[@four_state]

Hi, I use Fireface 802 with a Motu 828Mk2 output/input ADAT extension.

[@acid9ne0379]

@@four_state nice. bet this is very technical for a beginners in mixing like me just the sound of it seems complicated. but I think I'll try this out 🎶

[@four_state]

Go without fear. That is the way!

[@todd-1]

How do you output stereo? Isn't the pedal 1 mono channel?

[@four_state]

Hello! Exactly, output Td3 and pedal is mono. The signal route is TD-3 (mono)-> pedal (mono) -> input audio interface (mono) -> input ableton in a mono chanel. And the output ableton is a stereo chanel

[@todd-1]

@@four_state thank you. Very helpful.

[@thijsvandijk6604]

@@four_state Wait, so audio is sent from the Behringer to Ableton and only when it goes into Ableton it picks up (midi) notes? I just bought one and still need to set it up but thought I had to send the midi notes from Ableton to the Behringer and then everything back in to Ableton to make it go through digital audio effects and out through my speakers.

[@four_state]

Hello!. The TD-3 has its own sequencer but I don't use it, what I do is: from ableton I send the midi notes (by usb). And the audio signal path is. TD-3 -> Pedal (distortion) -> Ableton -> Speakers

[@-processdrone-]

one advantage the behringer has over the original is that is has BUILT IN distortion. How does that compare to the muff?

[@four_state]

You are right. Personally I really like the distortion that the TD-3 has, but I have several pedals and I wanted to show how the Big Muff performs.