Chords for Zoom G3 How to create a patch from scratch

Empty preset.
[Ab] Hold the button again to go to the home screen to see all the different effects on there.
So I'm going to start with an amp, then a tube screamer, then a [B] chorus or a [F] pitch or any stuff.
[N] Delay _ and reverb.
So let's go to the amp, this one here.
So there are a lot of effects, so you have to scroll for a while.
But it gives you an opinion how much effects are in here.
So this is the clean signal of the [D] amp.
[A] It's not on yet, so you have to switch it on.
Don't forget that, because it sounds very dull [D] otherwise.
_ _ _ [G] Okay, let's go to it.
Increase the level a bit.
_ [Eb] Well, [D] a bit of tube.
I think it can need some more treble here, a bit more mids.
You have to be able to hear yourself in the mix.
Let's see how that sounds.
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It's already starting to sound a lot better.
I will reduce the gain a bit, increase the level a bit.
I want to hear some more treble. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] Okay, the next [Eb] thing I want to have is a reverb.
So I'm going to place a chorus here, a delay [G] there.
So I have to go here to go to a reverb. _
And that's going to take a while again, _ because I have to search for it.
[E] Normally you won't start with an empty patch, so this is just for demonstration.
Normally you could set up basic amps, _ [Db] reverbs and delays and stuff, so you can quickly [B] change it to your own liking.
This is the reverbs.
And here we have the [D] high density reverb.
Okay, and again, don't forget to switch it on. _ _ _ _
_ That's a pretty high in the mix, so let's decrease that a bit. _
_ _ _ _ _ That's already starting to sound cool.
_ _ With a Fender type amp I like a spring reverb.
So I'll set that on.
Let's see how it sounds. _ _
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_ _ Yep, [G] cool.
Okay, let's scroll back to the first effect.
And what could be nice here is just to add a compressor, just to get some more tone, more definition.
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_ _ [G] _ [Em] first want to set the level a bit higher.
That was that.
The compressor is too much in my case, so I want to decrease [E] the sensitivity. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Yep, that's nicer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Nice for chords also.
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_ _ [D] _ _ [N] So a compressor is always cool to add to a clean sound.
[Abm] Okay, let's go to some [Em] drive pedals. _
Let's see where we are.
_ _ _ _ [Abm] Okay, overdrive, tube screamer.
[Bm] That's always a good one to [Gb] have.
Maybe decrease the tone a bit.
Let's see how it sounds on my neck pickup.
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Okay, pretty cool.
[Eb] So, let's see where the filter or more like the mod effects are. _ _
This is the amps.
_ [G] Okay, detune. _
That's a cool one.
Let's switch it on.
Let's see what the mix is.
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[C] _ [D] _ _ _ _ And when you switch off the tube screamer, it's great for clean stuff. _ _ _ _ _
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_ Always a nice effect to detune.
You can of course [N] select different types of_
This is [A] a vintage CE. _ _ _
_ _ That's more of the bus CE.
This is a normal [G] chorus.
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Stereo chorus.
You can immediately hear because I connected it into my DAW, into my PC [E] in stereo.
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