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Flying Haggis Guitar Effects Revisit....WOW!!!

Tones4ChristTones4Christ
edited November 2015 in General App Discussion

Guys, last night went back and revisited Flying Haggis and all I can say is that I was smiling all the way to 2:00 am!
Was blown away at the quality of tones I was getting. Dialed in simply and with no noise at all. Simply amazed at the quality of sound I was enjoying using my Tele.Made and Saved a couple of patches and just enjoyed this awesome effects for guitar. Those of you that dont have it, try it. Its awesome!
I also have tonestack and Jamup pro, but this one is special in its own way.

Comments

  • dblondedblonde
    Yes its great.
  • richardyotrichardyot
    Yes, it's still one of my favourite guitar apps, right up there with Tonestack and BIAS FX. Pretty simple but great tone.
  • SecretBaseDesignSecretBaseDesign
    edited November 2015
    +1.  There are a bunch of great amp simulators and FX apps, but Haggis sounds the most natural to me, and nails the tones I love.  I grew up on '70s rock guitar, and Haggis lets me channel my inner Joe Walsh.

    And, the MIDI interface works correctly.  I can control it easily with my FCB1010.

  • Tones4ChristTones4Christ
    Wow, didn't know the FCB could control it. Can you elaborate a bit on your set up and how you control it? If I could get a solid reliable setup, this could save my back from lugging around all my effects. I literally was able to dial in my tone in FH and the way is absolute the best I've heard on IOS. Just wish I could do volume control before delays...
  • MarcelMarcel
    Yes, one of my favs too! It has great tone, great flexibility, is very easy to handle, and at a great low price. In my opinion it is a must have for any iPad guitar player.
  • SecretBaseDesignSecretBaseDesign
    @Tones4Christ -- here's the manual for FH, with the MIDI setup.
    http://www.db-audioware.com/flying-haggis-ios-user-manual#21

    I use FCBFF (one of my apps) to set up the FCB programming, rather than doing the pedal tap dance.  I generally set things up using one of my older iPhones -- and with Apollo MIDI over Bluetooth (also one of my apps!), I can use FCBFF to test out the MIDI set up with Haggis, or whatever else that I'm configuring.  Once the set up is right, I download things to the actual FCB1010 pedal.  Then, hook up the pedal to the phone, and send MIDI over Bluetooth into the iPad (leaving the dock port open for my guitar interface).
  • Tones4ChristTones4Christ

    I have really fallen for you app SBD! It gave me a little headache to get it to work with audiobus to detect my interface. I'm using my Zoom G3 as an audio interface but I couldn't set the resolution to 128 I finally got it to detect it by plugging and unplugging it from the iPad. Then I was able to change it from 256 to 128 and it made a huge difference.

    it so worth it cause in a matter of minutes I had dialed my tone almost and I mean almost if not the same as my main gigging board.

    if there was one pedal I really wish it had, it would be the Pitch shift or Octaver. I use this one a lot for when I play at church but I don't know how difficult that would be to program into the app. I hardly use chorus so a way to switch it out would be so cool but then again I just turn it off.

    this is such an awesome app I really hope you have future plans to enhance it. Although I have Tonestack with all the available pedals, I have yet to get my tone to come out as It did with Flying Haggis.

    I'll look into buying an FCB. I currently have a Vox Tonelab SE but I wonder if that would work.

  • SecretBaseDesignSecretBaseDesign
    edited November 2015
    To be clear -- Haggis isn't my app -- it's from DB Audioware.  And yes, it really is a nice app.  Be sure to give them some love in the app store, and drop them an email for any pedals or hacks you might want!  They may or may not be able to add new features, but any developer likes to hear feedback from happy users.

    My stuff is FCBFF, Apollo, MIDImorphosis, musicIO, Stompwatch, and a scary number of other things (looking at my catalog -- yow, not sure how I made all this stuff!  Must have more spare time than I thought.  Everyone needs a hobby, I suppose.  And there's more in the pipeline?!).


  • WillWill
    Three cheers for the SB pipeline!
  • Tones4ChristTones4Christ

    I did some research and found that my Vox Tonelab SE can be used as a midi controller. So I guess all I need is spare iPod or iPhone to use it as the midi Bluetooth sender to control FH. But I might be able to just hook up my USB midi adapter to the USB hub and go from there. Anyone using any of these midi controllers?


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