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Re: Pitchshift shoegaze in Eventide ?
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2014 11:17 pm
by futuresailors
Or man up and do the delay+modulation side of things.
I'll always reach for Alison's Halo/Slowdive/LSD&TSfG before MBV. Except Sunny Sundae Smile.
Re: Pitchshift shoegaze in Eventide ?
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2014 11:59 pm
by theavondon
futuresailors wrote:Or man up and do the delay+modulation side of things.
I'll always reach for Alison's Halo/Slowdive/LSD&TSfG before MBV. Except Sunny Sundae Smile.
I aim for the Isn't Anything "MWAH NAH NAH NAH MUHHHHHHHHWAAHH NAH NAH NAH" super dry octave chords.
Re: Pitchshift shoegaze in Eventide ?
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:13 am
by onyxrhino
Gone Fission wrote:I might have to get the danged Behringer clone of the BOSS to hold me over for a while.
I've had both and the Behringer does sound good. But I recommend keeping an eye out for the Boss. They seem to go pretty cheap these days. I saw one in a store a few months back for $70. That's only $20 more than the Behringer new. There's one on guitar center's site right now, for $69.99 (they pop up there alot). The flutter setting (i.e. the cool one) is a momentary switch, so there's lots of pressing down being done. I don't know how well I'd trust the Behringer over time with its footswitch being pressed and held alot. Just my two cents.
Re: Pitchshift shoegaze in Eventide ?
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 12:39 pm
by JamesSGBrown
I use my Ring Thing 100% wet with the depth slight and the rate slow to slowy shift pitch. Here's me doing that to an acoustic with delay before dirt-
http://mutesuk.bandcamp.com/track/whiteness
Re: Pitchshift shoegaze in Eventide ?
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 12:52 pm
by Achtane
futuresailors wrote:Or man up and do the delay+modulation side of things.
I'll always reach for Alison's Halo/Slowdive/LSD&TSfG before MBV. Except Sunny Sundae Smile.
