Line 6 Roto-Machine vs. Hardwire Chorus Leslie Sim Extravaganza!!

Just a demo of the Leslie sounds I am getting with the Hardwire Chorus as compared to the Line 6 Tone Core Roto-machine

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Digitech
• Hardwire
• Chorus
• Line
• Tone
• Core
• Roto-machine
• Leslie
• guitar
• simulation
• les
• paul
• ken
• olmstead

[teddypuppet505]

I need a leslie speaker simulator pedal very fast, in your demo the pedal goes fast but I need more speed, this is the maximum speed of the pedal?

[tenorbanjoguy]

Both pedals have more speed available. As I mention in the video, the chorus speed is set at 3 oclock, or 75% of its usable range. So there should be more speed. Not sure where the roto-machine was at but it had even more room.

[billkilpatrick]

strictly acoustic - born and bread - but that was interesting

[tenorbanjoguy]

Thanks Bill! I started on electric guitar and have always liked it. My hand has been hurting on mandolin but it is getting better and I am getting reay to post Maple Leaf Rag soon. After 15 times of trying I still can't make it through the whole thing when the camera is on!! But it should be good if I get it!! Thanks pal!

[excelsior544]

Great!!! Thanks! Liked . . .

[heidrichlindsay]

Thanks! This is a very helpful video/

[rockethead555]

good! Rotating sound is amongst the most beautiful sounds you can get on guitar or Organ. I have a Korg G4 pedal and that was one of the best Leslie simulators until recently when Manufacturers came to realize that we all love Leslie and have been launching several good pedals, even Behringer excelled on this RM600, Thanks and keep the Leslie drums spinning!

[deenmon]

Excellent review, thanks for this! I want them both!

[p9hunter]

@tenorbanjoguy

you should try the strymon lex leslie simulator . Its realy great :)

[Mandolin1944]

Interesting -- new vistas for me but expanding awareness -- what's better than that!! Cool.