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ChetMagongalo wrote:It does blippy. Like a kind of skip or something. at least to my ears. I'll have to try it. I don't really use the square wave on it :P

Niiiiiiice! Just what I was hopin for!

Achtane wrote:Bros.
What fuzzy do I need to get a chainsaw toan like this?

Funny that after I watched your link it intrigues me as well, so I asked devi about it and she recommended this, I'd say it's pretty close :

http://youtu.be/qC11LxVHZHE

zRobertez wrote:

ChetMagongalo wrote:It does blippy. Like a kind of skip or something. at least to my ears. I'll have to try it. I don't really use the square wave on it :P

Niiiiiiice! Just what I was hopin for!

I love that pedal. If you dig the sounds in the demos on the internet you'll probably like it. I think Kayzer has the best demo of it. No surprise there.

ChetMagongalo wrote:

Gearmond wrote:is there any looper/phrase sampler that allows me to: save a loop in a slot as its playing, the switch to another slot, repeat, then switch back to the first one?

i feel like that should really be a thing, but all the loopers i know of require you to stop the loop before you are able to save it

hmm, you could always get 2 loopers?

VOX Lil Looper is exactly what you seek.

Here are my tips for using the Slicer, having owned one that is now used by my co-guitarist in JPR:

1. Run noise into it, not guitar, etc. (e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwJMIqpByoA)
2. More attack! (e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nljVUL5V ... ZfygswYTfI)
3. When using it with guitar, turn the speed up, like way fast.

julius_deane wrote:

ChetMagongalo wrote:

Gearmond wrote:is there any looper/phrase sampler that allows me to: save a loop in a slot as its playing, the switch to another slot, repeat, then switch back to the first one?

i feel like that should really be a thing, but all the loopers i know of require you to stop the loop before you are able to save it

hmm, you could always get 2 loopers?

VOX Lil Looper is exactly what you seek.

i knew it.

ps i already do have 2 loop pedals, lol

well if you have a undo/redo on one I would think you could pull it off right?

its very very very difficult/convoluted

julius_deane wrote:Here are my tips for using the Slicer, having owned one that is now used by my co-guitarist in JPR:

1. Run noise into it, not guitar, etc. (e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwJMIqpByoA)
2. More attack! (e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nljVUL5V ... ZfygswYTfI)
3. When using it with guitar, turn the speed up, like way fast.

Just play tight to your fucking drums.

Muse FTW wrote:

hollowhero wrote:Sunny day delay: do the repeats have a crisp attack like a bbd delay or do they sit back in the mix like a tape delay?

Well it does have a 'repeats level' knob, so you can set how much of the delayed signal your hear; however, the SDD is very dark, so the repeats tend to create an ambient wash of delay behind what you play (from what I've heard from demos and such).

It's really more analog-y than tape-y though. It's juuuust right.

theavondon wrote:

Muse FTW wrote:

hollowhero wrote:Sunny day delay: do the repeats have a crisp attack like a bbd delay or do they sit back in the mix like a tape delay?

Well it does have a 'repeats level' knob, so you can set how much of the delayed signal your hear; however, the SDD is very dark, so the repeats tend to create an ambient wash of delay behind what you play (from what I've heard from demos and such).

It's really more analog-y than tape-y though. It's juuuust right.

I'm still hunting for one (even though Ryan's planning an ILFDD)... one of those originals with all the mojo is definitely on my all-time GAS list.

Mudfuzz wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Boss Slicer, does it ever not sound gimmicky?

I'll let you know next week....

ok them is it "gimmicky" I guess it depends on how you look at it... from the bit of time I've had to mess with it [my drummer started jamming with me while I was trying to mess with it ] it's like if you took all those built-in rhythmic sequence patterns you find in most keyboards but you can run anything through it so I could see if you don't play electronic music it would seem rather gimmicky but really what it is is cheesy and that is awesome

opinions on the eventide timefactor? my guitarist is looking at buying one

tomlane95 wrote:opinions on the eventide timefactor? my guitarist is looking at buying one

There's really nothing better, but plenty of things that are just as good with different flavors. I love mine and have no need to switch to something else, though a Vox Delaylab or an M9 would probably serve just as well. The competition in the supermegacrazydelay field is yielding great new things all the time, and each unit has a bit of its own special magic that the others don't, so they're all desirable for different reasons.

Fuck, now I want a Delaylab again....

Great! Will let him know

Anyone got opinions on the Devi shoegazer? On guitar and bass