![]() To understand some of the issues involved in sharing patches between different DigiTech RP pedal models, you should read this DigiTech forum thread: ( Oops – this forum has gone missing!) In that thread, this piece of freeware is mentioned that can help bridge the differences between models so that, for example, you should be able to take patches from an RP-500 and be able to “convert” and use them on an RP-1000: At that point, you’ll need the DigiTech X-Edit software to load them onto your pedal: Possibly other “lower” RP models might work for some patches (or some parts of patches). ![]() So, anyway, I’ve got my patches here for you to download if you have a compatible pedal. So I’ve been creating more and more complex sounds and also rhythm patches that create different sounds when I tap the strings as “percussion”. Depending on the situation, this can be either to create a meditation environment or to sing over (and also to improvise over). I usually loop and layer different sounds to create a soundscape. So one patch doesn’t equal one sound – it’s a small collection of sounds which can also be modified by your playing style and what sort of controls your guitar (or other instrument) has on it. The setup of the RP-500 allows you to create some pretty interesting combinations and each patch has a fair amount of versatility to it based on the stomp-box buttons for compression, distortion, chorus/fx, delay and reverb (and whatever you might assign the expression pedal to). ![]() I’m mostly interested in ambient sound creation, but also for basic rhythm and lead patches. Lately, I’ve been creating effects patches for my DigiTech RP-500 multi-effects pedal. ![]()
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