When do you decide to flip?

[psychic vampire.]

I usually just flip a pedal if I am not using it on any of the many instruments I fuck around with. If it doesn't sound good on bass, polysynths, monosynths, drum machines, or tape loops, what the turn am I doing with it? If it does one specific thing that another broader pedal does better and there is no reason to have two, buh-bye. If i get it for a musical project that never takes off and I don't need it for anything else, or if it fails to impress me after multiple tries. Sometimes i will try a pedal once a week or once a month. I don't need more shit, libraries sound cool, but I would rather actively contribute to making the music i am making at a moment. Right now i will probably get more ise out of a midiverb 2 or other cheap stereo racks than I will most things, so that is prolly what I will get.

[jrfox92]

I was always under the impression that most people here were 35+
Young people don't have money.

[waltdogg]

I was always under the impression that most people here were 35+
Young people don't have money.

we don't. it's true.

[D.o.S.]

I was always under the impression that most people here were 35+

Who you callin' old?

[DRodriguez]

I was always under the impression that most people here were 35+
Young people don't have money.

I'm 24, I'm just irresponsible.

Also, I've been working full time in music for like 4 years now, so I can sorta justify the expense.

[Eivind August]

I thought we agreed that we're all 24.

[Jwar]

Nah man. I never want to be 24 again. Fuck that shit. I was a dumb ass then, not that I'm not a dumb ass now, but I'm not as much of one. hahahaha.


Back to flipping. I just flipped my CT5 and Goatkeeper 3. Sigh. LOL. I had too!!! I HAD TOO!!! They are both great but the CT5 seriously is not that usable on bass IMO and the Goatkeeper, I just don't use it. I need to stop rebuying shit I don't use. It's dumb.

I have another H9 Max coming for them though. Which loop holes my whole Eventide situation that made me hate them so much! I win now you cock suckers!!! No more fucking emails requesting algos from me!!!

Plus I'm a whore. I can't help it. I just can't...

[Chuckchuck]

I usually just flip a pedal if I am not using it on any of the many instruments I guru around with it. If it doesn't sound good on bass, polysynths, monosynths, drum machines, or tape loops, what the turn am I doing with it? If it does one specific thing that another broader pedal does better and there is no reason to have two, buh-bye. If i get it for a musical project that never takes off and I don't need it for anything else, or if it fails to impress me after multiple tries. Sometimes i will try a pedal once a week or once a month. I don't need more shit, libraries sound cool, but I would rather actively contribute to making the music i am making at a moment. Right now i will probably get more ise out of a midiverb 2 or other cheap stereo racks than I will most things, so that is prolly what I will get.

Likewise, I keep what I need, dump what I don't. Except I'm the dummy who sold off my good gear to replace it with a lot of little things I have remorse for buying, compared to the good gear I sold to get it. And, I'm now selling off the cheap stuff so I'm really left with nothing except memories. That's no way to live. Of course, now I want most of those things back.

[rfurtkamp]

I'm your fucking angry grandfather who stole all the delay from the hippies who couldn't be trusted with its power.

[jrfox92]

I was always under the impression that most people here were 35+
Young people don't have money.

I'm 24, I'm just irresponsible.

Also, I've been working full time in music for like 4 years now, so I can sorta justify the expense.

wait, so you're NOT the bassist in mars volta?

who even are you people. where am i

I think we should just accept that we're all really just different incarnations of Juan Alderete's gear lust personified.

[HighDeaf1080p]

When do I decide to flip? When I'm down to my last package of saltines.

[psychic vampire.]

I will not say never to anything, but at this point it os highly unlikely I will flip most of the things I have not already (tried to). Closest to getting the boot is my Ensoniq ESQ-1, in favor of a minilogue or blofeld, and honestly they are both so cheap I will prolly just get one eventually without having to flip my ensoniq. There are three pedals are currently on the chopping block, and a few i Want to come in, but at this point most of the things i am looking at are old cheapo DOD pedals.

I am ridiculously unlikely to flip my Fretless Peavey T-40, or my new GK800rb. Blower Box, Megalith clone, Oxide, and Timebender are probably hear to stay. i try to only buy great things that will last at this point. Don't have enough money for crap. Unless said crap is Behringer Dimension C clones.

[infamousalien]

If you folks had played guitar twenty years ago, you'd have been guitar into amp.

I played guitar 20 years ago. I had a DD-5, Crybaby, CH-1, MT-2, and a Lovetone Meatball believe it or not. All my friends that played had pedals too even the bass players.

[rfurtkamp]

Yea, just didn't get to pick based on appearance, hence my original comment.

Boss and occasional weird old stuff was about as good as it got.

[weebles]

Jumping in here late to say that usually when I buy something it's after I've researched it obsessively for some time. So when I don't jive with something, it kind of bums me out and I'll hold onto it a little longer than I might otherwise, just sort of hoping that I eventually do like it. That's never actually happened, though, and I always wind up flipping it. I kind of feel that way with the Meteore at the moment. I really loved it for a little while, but the more I play with it, the more I want to pick up a Procession or an Afterneath .... or a Procession and an Afterneath and an RV-2.