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Posted: **Thu Sep 24, 2020 6:21 pm**

qersty wrote:
fcknoise wrote:
Phosphene Audio wrote:I just bought a Blackhole pedal and I like it quite a bit. It's got 6 knobs and 5 of them do double duty via a shift key, so it can do quite a bit.
Can I ask the question about why the blackhole would be a preferable option to the space or an H9? I haven't looked into it that much but it was the first question to pop in my head when I saw it
Probably eventide realized they could sell an old algorithm to people who are scared of pedals with big screens and buttons

I have owned a H3000, Eclipse and Pitchfactor and did sound reinforcement for a living for 15 years or so, and I'm not afraid of screens/menus/etc.

For pedals that I may have to use live (obviously not right now), I do tend to prefer knobs and switches only. I tend to not even bother with presets, but just reach down and set things where I like.

I was actually going to buy a Boss RV6 when the Blackhole pedal came out. I liked the algo in the eclipse and I like their products generally, so I bought that instead. So far, I like it.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgomD1-XQ_U[/youtube]

Posted: **Thu Sep 24, 2020 7:59 pm**

I'm going to snag a Context 2 once they get some more of the reported issues sorted out with further fw updates, my old one is basically always on. Also keeping eyes out for a Space now that Black Hole exists, already saw one go for $275 on TGP.

Posted: **Fri Sep 25, 2020 1:41 am**

Dandolin wrote:
manymanyhaha wrote:
Dandolin wrote:option paralysis seems like a real problem here
i'm either done with reverb or on the make for an Atmosphere or Context 2
If you don't need stereo, hard to go wrong with the Atmosphere. Probably the best user interface of any digital pedal I know. And sounds great, and the LFO is awesome.
yeah, plus I'm finding I like reverb more for "lofi atmosphere" than for whatever celestial perfection a lot of other people seem to desire (present company excepted), and the Atmosphere seems to deliver on that promise...+1,000 for the possibility of modulated strangeitude. probs have to wait until a trade arises, tho bc i lack the discipline to sell-then-buy

Your new avatar has been my bypass screen of choice for a long time (that one and the pizza).

The sample rate knob will help you a lot if you're looking for lofi atmospheres. If you have any particular curiosities about LFO use or patch possibilites just ask, i can sort out a small video trying some settings. Maybe i will do it anyways. Even with standard patches like Plate (one of my favorites) it's awesome.

Posted: **Fri Sep 25, 2020 8:01 am**

manymanyhaha wrote:
goosekevin wrote: i think what i need is just a plate reverb and a reverse reverb. which i was already getting from my zoom multistomp/rrr combo i ran for years.
Which one provided reverse? And you preferred that reverse to the Empress? Because I thought the Empress reverse was pretty good and would be interested and trying other reverses.

the zoom multistomp!!! absolutey my fav reverse i have tried between boss/empress/red panda

Posted: **Fri Sep 25, 2020 8:17 am**

Dowi wrote:
Dandolin wrote:
manymanyhaha wrote:
Dandolin wrote:option paralysis seems like a real problem here
i'm either done with reverb or on the make for an Atmosphere or Context 2
If you don't need stereo, hard to go wrong with the Atmosphere. Probably the best user interface of any digital pedal I know. And sounds great, and the LFO is awesome.
yeah, plus I'm finding I like reverb more for "lofi atmosphere" than for whatever celestial perfection a lot of other people seem to desire (present company excepted), and the Atmosphere seems to deliver on that promise...+1,000 for the possibility of modulated strangeitude. probs have to wait until a trade arises, tho bc i lack the discipline to sell-then-buy
Your new avatar has been my bypass screen of choice for a long time (that one and the pizza).
The sample rate knob will help you a lot if you're looking for lofi atmospheres. If you have any particular curiosities about LFO use or patch possibilites just ask, i can sort out a small video trying some settings. Maybe i will do it anyways. Even with standard patches like Plate (one of my favorites) it's awesome.

Thanks Buddy - this is all good to know.

Don't kill yerself on a vidya - I mean, I would def watch it with gratitude and interest

but I've pretty much made up my mind - it's only a matter of making the gear pile is smaller first and I fund it solely from gear-based funds....

Also - the Zoom Multistomps are a solid choice for reverbs all around - they're not cork-sniffer approved, maybe, but they sound better than many options costing significantly more, they get the job done, and some of the algos, like the reverse, really shine.

Posted: **Fri Sep 25, 2020 11:51 am**

Dowi wrote:
Dandolin wrote:
manymanyhaha wrote:
Dandolin wrote:option paralysis seems like a real problem here
i'm either done with reverb or on the make for an Atmosphere or Context 2
If you don't need stereo, hard to go wrong with the Atmosphere. Probably the best user interface of any digital pedal I know. And sounds great, and the LFO is awesome.
yeah, plus I'm finding I like reverb more for "lofi atmosphere" than for whatever celestial perfection a lot of other people seem to desire (present company excepted), and the Atmosphere seems to deliver on that promise...+1,000 for the possibility of modulated strangeitude. probs have to wait until a trade arises, tho bc i lack the discipline to sell-then-buy
Your new avatar has been my bypass screen of choice for a long time (that one and the pizza).
The sample rate knob will help you a lot if you're looking for lofi atmospheres. If you have any particular curiosities about LFO use or patch possibilites just ask, i can sort out a small video trying some settings. Maybe i will do it anyways. Even with standard patches like Plate (one of my favorites) it's awesome.

If you're doing vids... can you do a typical post rock ethereal verb... except with the lowest possible fidelity?

Posted: **Fri Sep 25, 2020 12:01 pm**

goroth wrote:lowest possible fidelity?

Posted: **Sat Sep 26, 2020 3:19 am**

Like, you mean total Bitcrushed reverb mess? Consider it done. The "Alias" patch is made specifically for that.
If you don't want to go into aliasing, you can have really nice low-fidelity sounds with the Filter patch and low sample rate which gets pretty post-rocky modulating the amount of frequencies filtered.

Will do it next week after I finish the Okta project

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2020 9:16 am**

Dandolin wrote:
goroth wrote:lowest possible fidelity?

Here's a super lo-fi-phone-recording of some lo-fi settings.
I'm an awful demoer, the fact that i was recording totally blocked myself from improvising something decent, and i also don't know if i'm going too long or not. I realized that the dry volume + audible strumming of me playing right behind the camera cover most of the reverb sounds, so i don't know how helpful this can be.

See video infos for time marks of the different patches.
Signal was guitar->Atmosphere->Boss Katana slightly dirt, no other pedals involved.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hEn2zKIi6U[/youtube]

Posted: **Tue Oct 06, 2020 9:34 am**

excite

listening....

later...

Thanks for doing this! No worries about the volume levels - I can definitely tell what the pedal is doing. Also, thanks for not just swelling in sparse prettiness the entire time - really good to hear a lot of different styles.

(but the swells sounded good too!)

given my predilection for the lofi, and variety, and my use of reverb more as an effect than as an always-on "sweetener" (saccharine, blecch), I really think this one is what I want...especially since I play in mono 99% of the time....

Again - thanks buddy!

Posted: **Wed Oct 07, 2020 2:38 am**

Agreed, if I have to use reverb as always on I usually dial it in from the amp. I use it a lot as an effect (often almost full wet) and before subsequential dirt/modulation, I just didn't know what you wanted to hear from a demo so I tried to do a bit of everything.
The swell reverb is one of the patches I rarely use as it requires too much patience and dilated playing to be effective, and I find the other more interesting and immediate for my playing style.

Posted: **Thu Oct 08, 2020 5:05 am**

I got a Boss RV-500 recently. The range of parameters/combinations it provides is a bit daunting but it seems to cover most of the reverb types that I want. The Non Linear and Early Reflections settings are good for traditional Shoegaze sounds.

Posted: **Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:07 am**

yeah, that's one of the top tier - haven't had the pleasure, but from demos it sounds great.

so many choices nowadays, and a lot depends on what you're going for.

if you're looking for perfection in one box, you're going to be churning for a while.

best to hone in on what's most important to you...unless you plan on 'verb hoardin'

Posted: **Sun Oct 11, 2020 10:03 am**

So, this being the expensive reverbs thread, did anyone preorder a CXM 1978? I almost considered returning my Zoia and preordering one but then realized importing a $900 pedal after shipping and taxes is almost a €1100 pedal and the Zoia is a lot more versatile at half the price. Maybe I could justify it if I actually did studio work but alas I don't...

Posted: **Sun Oct 11, 2020 11:10 am**

yeah, i'm not big enough to leave the shallow end of the verb pool

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