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A very clean, hi-fi SOLO TONE, great also for twangy rhythm guitar (Hendrix-inspired example in the video after solo). This subtly crafted tone is my favourite clean preset!

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of John Mayer "Why You No Love Me" Clean Solo

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This CLEAN RHYTHM TONE has a fast Phaser effect and seems to be Hendrix-inspired. Another, fatter tone (also available) is used for a cool clean fill - and sounds more like Frusciante's live tone of this song.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of RHCP "Black Summer", Clean Rhythm by Frusciante

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This unusual RHYTHM/LEAD TONE is a heavy fuzz doubled with higher octaves.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of White Stripes "Blue Orchid", Heavy Octave Fuzz by Jack White

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This LEAD TONE is a smooth, creamy distortion. Fitting a modern blues/rock hi-gain sound. A chorus effect smoothens out the overdrive – you can turn if off for a bit more vintage fuzz.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Guthrie Govan "Heart Of The City", Rock Lead

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This patch recreates the intro guitar TONE, which is mostly clean, very “twangy”. Clean sounds are hard to get right – it took a combination of multiple effects to get really close to the album tone.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Jimi Hendrix "Little Wing" Clean Intro Tone

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This patch recreates the RHYTHM GUITAR TONE, which is clean, but modulated much. Hendrix used a Leslie Rotary Speaker. We can emulate that with a UniVibe. Other effects sculpt the tone.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Jimi Hendrix "Little Wing" UniVibe Rhythm Tone

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This patch recreates the SOLO TONE, which is very modulated and with some overdrive. Hendrix used a Leslie Rotary Speaker. We can emulate that with a UniVibe. A couple other effects sculpt the distinct EQ.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Jimi Hendrix "Little Wing" Solo Tone

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This patch recreates the RHYTHM GUITAR TONE, which seems quite clean, but actually has noticeable amp breakup and an unusual EQ characteristic.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Jimi Hendrix "Bold As Love" Rhythm Tone

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RHYTHM TONE video also available on my channel. This patch recreates the SOLO GUITAR TONE, which is highly distorted and heavy in mid and low tones. Amp gain and an EQ boost are used for distortion and a full sound, leaving space for a noise gate.

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Jimi Hendrix "Bold As Love" Solo Tone

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RHYTHM TONE video also available on my channel. This patch recreates the SOLO GUITAR TONE, which is highly distorted and heavy in mid and low tones. Amp gain and an EQ boost are used for distortion and a full sound, leaving space for a noise gate.

Photo used is By Harmony Gerber - photo grafitti at Flickr, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=25602460

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of Aerosmith, Joe Perry "Walk This Way" Solo & Riff Tone

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This rich, crunchy overdriven rhythm tone is an iconic Rock’n’Roll sound great for playing classic Rock riffs. With it’s reverb and delay effects it also sounds quite like The Rolling Stones live.

Photo used is By Gorupdebesanez; derivative work: Miss-Sophie - File:Rolling Stones 08.jpg, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=38106711

Guitar Patch Zoom MultiFX in style of John Mayer "Why You No Love Me" Clean Solo

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