#Flux appeditor full#

Seeing all this talk about effects or not (which won't help anyone as the effects are already part of the synth), i actually have an honest question.

#Flux appeditor full#

It's a super clean chorus that can get lush and wide with little effort, or can add just a bit of air and movement when dialed back the toneprint feature allows you to dial in your own preset (and they give you full control over all the parameters via the editor), which I assume Berhinger will retain on the synth in the form of granting you access to the additional parameters on the DM itself.

Is still see it show up at or near the top of the list when people compile 'best chorus pedal' lists.ĭirty and noisy it isn't. That has to be one of the best reviewed chorus pedals produced in the last 5 years, digital or analog. Corona Chorus - TonePrint Enabled Chorus Pedal | TC Electronic I have two modified Electro Harmonix Small Clone big box pedals that I often use as a stereo pair, possibly the best analog chorus you can get for that money, or any money actually.I can't speak for the Juno chorus as I have never used a Juno (though I like it every time I hear it!), but I assume the TC Chorus in the DM is based on the excellent Coronoa Chorus pedal. Sometimes the cheapest investments give the best sound you can get. One can find excellent analog fx as guitar pedals too. The Boss CE300 Super Chorus is a good alternative for the Juno Chorus. For this reason, I gave up looking for a really good digital chorus and acquired real analog chorus units. Dirty and noisy BBD analog chorus is something that is nearly impossible to get sounding right with digital models, especially when looking at chorus fx such as the one used in Juno. I am also a little bit surprised that Behringer did not include any of their analog fx in the DM12. The TC fx built in the DM12 cannot produce a Juno Chorus, nothing digital ever will.