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This is relevant to my interests. 1 - It's Iron Ether. 2 - It's a different take on the old squarewave synth octaver that has been around ages. 3 - It will save me bringing my SHS10 keytar to rehearsals just for occasional FM bass duties. Last night I did play some bass and synth at the same time, or rather in turns, but it's much easier to have that in a pedal.

Check my Instagram fellas! I did a video with the Folktek Mescaline and this puppy!

This one?



… or this one?

Ugly Nora wrote:Joe has a good point though. The guy in the video didn't play any chords.

Hooked on monophonics

Chankgeez wrote:This one?

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbIJToggV-_ ... ashdesigns

… or this one?

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbIMD6FATLE ... ashdesigns

Two points: Joe Bonamassa is a blowhard and the bass player in this video has amazing chops, they might not be on display for this demo but he is very very good. He can also apparently be very good AND have esoteric interests in weirdo pedals at the same time, meaning he is a more evolved person than Joe Bonamassa.

Bonamassa aside, does it do the FM bell sound?

I would hope/imagine it can produce a bell-like sound, with the attack/decay set appropriately.

frodog wrote:I would hope/imagine it can produce a bell-like sound, with the attack/decay set appropriately.

I'll give it a try. I honestly never tried that in the months and months I've owned it.

Love FM synthesis is seemingly perfectly executed in pedal form.

If you don't like the future of music that is fine, and I agree that sometimes people hide behind pedals, but it's all personal and there's no creed.

I know I'd leave more inspired by a Sonic Youth show than a blues show...I imagine some others would feel the opposite. No one is wrong until you're telling someone else they are doing it wrong.

Yeeeeeaaaaah this is relevant to my interests.

Synth pedals are usually of no interest to me, but this seems so slick and well executed.

ritz wrote:Synth pedals are usually of no interest to me, but this seems so slick and well executed.

It's so much more than a synth pedal, that's probably why.

I was going to do a demo last night and totes forgot. LOL! I'll do one soon. Damn it.

I kind of want to get one and see what happens when you throw samples through it...or contact mics...
Any thoughts???

Jesus Was a Robot wrote: It's so much more than a synth pedal, that's probably why.

I'm definitely curious about the "more than", the strange edges of what it's capable of.

Also, like sharkie, really want to know how this handles when you feed it different inputs.