Drop C Djent Rhythm
Tone for HOTONE Pulze Mini · by @faldy · updated 11 October 2026 · Made with AI
Aggressive, ultra-tight modern progressive metal rhythm tone inspired by Periphery, built for snappy staccato chugs and heavy low-end clarity.
Plays it on your Pulze Mini without changing your saved presets.
On your Pulze Mini
Drop C Djent Rhythm
by @faldy · Made with AI
Plays it on your Pulze Mini without changing your saved presets.
Every settingMore tonesDifferent guitar or tuning? Make your own version (1–2 minutes)Settings
Every block in the order the signal goes through it. Dial these in by hand, or play it on your Pulze Mini above to send them all at once.
Gate 2
- Threshold
- 45
- Attack
- 10
- Release
- 25
Boost 4
Based on Horizon Devices® Precision Drive
- Gain
- 5
- Tone
- 70
- Volume
- 75
- Attack
- 5
- Gate
- 35
Eddie 51
Based on Peavey® 5150® amp
- Gain
- 68
- Master
- 48
- Bass
- 45
- Middle
- 62
- Treble
- 58
- Presence
- 65
Eddie 4x12
Based on EVH® 4x12" cabinet
- Volume
- 50
- Low Cut
- 95
- High Cut
- 7500
Guitar EQ 1
- 125Hz
- -6
- 400Hz
- +4
- 800Hz
- +6
- 1.6kHz
- +4
- 4kHz
- +2
- Volume
- 50
Digi Dly
OffRoom
- Mix
- 10
- Pre Dly
- 0 ms
- Decay
- 30
- Low Damp
- 50
- Hi Damp
- 50
- Mod
- 50
How it works
- PREThe Horizon Devices Precision Drive model (Boost 4) cuts low-end flub before the amp while punching the upper midrange, essential for modern djent attack.
- AMPThe Eddie 51 high-gain model delivers saturated, harmonic crunch, pushed to 68 gain for full modern bite without turning into mush.
- DYNA fast-acting noise gate clamps down instantly between palm-muted chugs to eliminate hiss and create signature silence between notes.
- PRECompensating for medium-output passive humbuckers, the boost pedal provides clean front-end push to ensure the low C string stays crisp and articulate.
On the guitar
Made for a humbucker guitar (Les Paul / SG style).
- 1Pickup Bridge
- 2Volume 10
- 3Tone 10
Bridge humbucker wide open delivers maximum pick attack and punch for percussive rhythm riffs.
Playing it
- Rest your picking hand firmly against the bridge saddles for tight, immediate palm muting that cuts off notes cleanly.
- Pick with a heavy downward angle and a stiff pick (1.5mm or thicker) to get that sharp, percussive clack on low C riffs.
- Practice relaxing your fretting hand right after hitting staccato notes to let the noise gate choke the silence instantly.
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Shared by @faldy under CC BY 4.0: use it, share it and change it, crediting @faldy. Version 1, updated 11 October 2026.