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Now Tayne I can get into. But no Oyster Smiling?Blood_mountain wrote:I can’t wait to get my pedal. I think I’ll set it to Nude Tayne and just leave it.Seance wrote: I also didn't realize how many of the preset names were based on Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!
Uncle Muscles? Celery Man? Where's My Chippy?
Or Nicole Blackman.Chankgeez wrote:Laurie Anderson in a box:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L7LZkSfBms
Yes!UglyCasanova wrote:When you save a preset, does it save the clock setting as well?
Yup, no problem there for me.Blood_mountain wrote:I got mine yesterday, and I’m still getting used to it. When I was messing around with it tonight, I wanna thinking about how one might use it in a live performance. Has anyone braved it on stage yet?
Nicedrolo wrote:Yes!UglyCasanova wrote:When you save a preset, does it save the clock setting as well?
How were you using it? With which instruments and with lots of doodad twirlin’ Or just with specific settings?shikawkee wrote:Yup, no problem there for me.Blood_mountain wrote:I got mine yesterday, and I’m still getting used to it. When I was messing around with it tonight, I wanna thinking about how one might use it in a live performance. Has anyone braved it on stage yet?
I have 3 or 4 settings I really dig for what I do. 2 presets, manual and I may tweak one during a gig/recording.Blood_mountain wrote:How were you using it? With which instruments and with lots of doodad twirlin’ Or just with specific settings?shikawkee wrote:Yup, no problem there for me.Blood_mountain wrote:I got mine yesterday, and I’m still getting used to it. When I was messing around with it tonight, I wanna thinking about how one might use it in a live performance. Has anyone braved it on stage yet?
Awesome, and were you using an expression pedal at all?shikawkee wrote:I have 3 or 4 settings I really dig for what I do. 2 presets, manual and I may tweak one during a gig/recording.Blood_mountain wrote:How were you using it? With which instruments and with lots of doodad twirlin’ Or just with specific settings?shikawkee wrote:Yup, no problem there for me.Blood_mountain wrote:I got mine yesterday, and I’m still getting used to it. When I was messing around with it tonight, I wanna thinking about how one might use it in a live performance. Has anyone braved it on stage yet?
I have the clock modifying and maybe one other thing off the top of my head.
I don't use it as a looper as much as an "enhancer"/glitch/studder/short loop thing with the envelope engaged usually. Sometimes tape. Sometimes reverse.
I may use the OBNE side for reverb or sometimes delay SOS.
Mostly with guitar, mainly lap steel.
Nope, but I may in the future. Seems ripe for it.Blood_mountain wrote:Awesome, and were you using an expression pedal at all?shikawkee wrote:I have 3 or 4 settings I really dig for what I do. 2 presets, manual and I may tweak one during a gig/recording.Blood_mountain wrote:How were you using it? With which instruments and with lots of doodad twirlin’ Or just with specific settings?shikawkee wrote:Yup, no problem there for me.Blood_mountain wrote:I got mine yesterday, and I’m still getting used to it. When I was messing around with it tonight, I wanna thinking about how one might use it in a live performance. Has anyone braved it on stage yet?
I have the clock modifying and maybe one other thing off the top of my head.
I don't use it as a looper as much as an "enhancer"/glitch/studder/short loop thing with the envelope engaged usually. Sometimes tape. Sometimes reverse.
I may use the OBNE side for reverb or sometimes delay SOS.
Mostly with guitar, mainly lap steel.
Jwar wrote:I'm still not sold here. Convince me. Come on, do it.
Have a listen to this dude’s patches for it: https://www.instagram.com/brockdavisson1978/Jwar wrote:I'm still not sold here. Convince me. Come on, do it.
