ENZO X BATCH 1 PRESETS
These are my Batch 1 Presets for the Meris Enzo X. This is a huge pack of an interesting variety of effects you may not have realized the
Enzo X could do like Octave Generation, Gain Stages, Filter Sweeps, Down-tuning and more.
CHECK OUT THE DEMO VIDEO ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjIMCsHZ7d8
38 Presets included in Batch 1:
• Octave Generation
Chord Octave
Digi Wham
Double Oct
Oct Down
Oct Up
Under 7th
Double Oct Gain 1 - 3
Oct Up Gain 1 - 3
Oct Down 1 - 3
• Drop Tune
Drop Tune
Drop Tune Gain 1 - 3
• Filter
Filter
Filter Oct Low
• Gain
Bit Explode
Bright Drive
Gain 1 - 3
Gain Expression
Preamp 1 - 2
Warm Drive
• Synth
Ebow Violin
Ebow Violin Edge
Rhythm Beef
• Synth Bass
B-b-b-bass
Synth Bass
Synth Bass CRSH
• Under Synth
Ethereal Siren
High Voice
LOCATION ON PEDALBOARD:
I have the Enzo X positioned right after my compressor and before my drive pedals. The Enzo can obviously run in stereo, but what I found is that the core synth tones are in mono and only the wet effects on board the Enzo are in stereo. Since I already have the other Meris pedals and many other stereo effects, I chose to have the Enzo in mono in this location so that it would track my dry guitar as accurately as possible.
PRESETS LATCH BUTTON BREAKDOWN:
Almost every preset has some form of "Latch" Function that is on the Hold button. It is programmed to latch when pressing the hold button so it acts as a normal button that modifies the preset in some way.
ALL "GAIN" VARIENTS - All gain labeled presets, including preamp 2, have a latch function that increases the gain of the preset causing it to drive more.
Ebow Violin (Edge) - have a latch function that adds an octave up.
Rhythm Beef - has a latch function that increases mix
Bit Explode - has a latch function that raises the volume
In order to upload these presets in to your MERIS PEDAL you must have a USB/ Midi cable to plug in to your pedal, or a USB-C (which is a recent update). Currently Meris has a released their preEDITOR for Mercury X, LVX, and ENZO X so it is simple to navigate and you can reference their tutorial video on how to navigate it.
Lastly, while the presets sound great as they are saved, mix may need to be adjusted and saved to taste based on the output of your guitars pickups which can impact the feel of the reverb and how much it sounds like it is consuming your guitar, or is too dry depending. This is due to my use of compression on the reverbs so that they were more under control in a way that felt accurate to me.
LINK TO THE EDITOR: