MXR - Textures Granular Synth Engine // Stereo Demo
"MXR granular pedal" was not on my bingo card, but here we are. Textures picks up where Layers left off—it's a beautiful sounding granular synth engine, chopping our signal up into tiny pieces and playing them back as glitchy pads, scrambled delay, layered freeze, and a lot more. It's a weird one for sure, but it'll be familiar and sufficiently deep for the more experimental players, and still approachable to those who are new to granular effects. Check it out!
*Big thanks to Dunlop/MXR for sending this pedal over*
https://www.jimdunlop.com/mxr-texture...
// ELSEWHERE
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All intro guitars recorded direct, with my own custom IRs of my Avatar 2x12 cab with Celestion Creamback/Greenback speakers.
You can buy the full expanded set of 24 IRs over at my Patreon shop (you do NOT need to join, but they are free to members if you're thinking about it):
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// HEARD HERE
Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster / Black Mass WRHB pickups
Fender FSR Player Jaguar HH / Black Mass Raw Earth pickups
Stringjoy 11/50 Signature strings
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MXR Duke of Tone overdrive
Black Mass Electronics The First Herald fuzz
MXR Textures
Chase Bliss Lossy
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Chase Bliss Generation Loss MKII
Old Blood Noise Endeavors Expression Slider
Electronic Audio Experiments Halberd overdrive
Rainger FX Binary Pulsar sidechainer
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AMP
SNK ThVnderCr4cker (NAM capture in stereo w/ NAM Universal)
Avatar 2x12 IRs (Greenback/Creamback)
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BASS
Squier CV '60s P-Bass
EAE Greathammer (DI preamp)
Science Amps 6x10 bass cab IRs
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DRUMS
GGD Modern & Massive 2
0:00 Intro track
2:14 Overview
3:20 How the granular stuff works
5:19 Delay mode
7:41 Auto Freeze mode
9:46 Layers mode
12:15 Modulated delay sounds
13:27 Oddball reverb sounds
14:24 Lofi sounds w/ Gen Loss
15:36 Expression control
17:26 Soundscapes w/ Auto Freeze
19:50 Jam planet