New Joystick Pedal

[DallasLemonade]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wdcay4w ... re=g-all-u (couldn't get embed to work)

thoughts?

[Joe Gress]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wdcay4wtTw[/youtube]
thought

You should get your embedding right.


But quite an interesting way to control the sounds of both sides. I've always though joystick controllers were kinda neat, but I'd be afraid to use them live as a go to sound. It'd be a hey lets fuck shit up cray right meow type pedal.


Nothing wrong with that at all though.

[Holy Schnikes]

Peep it:

viewtopic.php?f=149&t=28133&hilit=janus

[Officer Bukowski]

That sounds sweet. Very Black Keys-ish but that wah wah was annoying

Not gonna buy one but I dig it

[madmax1012]

you missed half the fun in the other topic

[univalve]

you missed half the fun in the other topic

and sandals

[spacelordmother]

I just finished a book that had a chapter featuring a beautiful girl named Janus.

She woke the protagonist up with an HJ.

[ryan summit]

whoa,an old fashioned?

[insubordination]

I may or may not have ordered this pedal. May or may not.

[tim]

Walrus Audio seems to make good stuff, and this one sounds great. My concern would be using it live or in a practical application. One thing I like about knobs is that they don't move if you don't touch them. The joysticks could very easily get bumped on stage or in transit. AND I'd think that those joysticks would not only be more prone to wear and tear, but also costly and difficult to replace.

[skullservant]

I think Mammoth sells similar joysticks and they're like $25 a pop

[kosta]

Some of those stick unscrew as well, so you can have most of it off for transport if you really need to. Not super practical for the gigging, but yeah, you could.

[insubordination]

I plan on using it with my Monotribe, in which case I will be manipulating them by hand.