Simplicity vs complexity in pedals

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Re: Simplicity vs complexity in pedals

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goroth wrote:I never rely on my guitar knobs or pickups for sounds. In a live situation I can't turn those knobs fast enough or accurately enough to change from one sound to another. So I let pedals do that job.
kaeth wrote:I like as many knobs as possible so I can sculpt a nice complex, textural, evolving sound, but once it's there I rarely touch it.
This is my philosophy, functionally. Once I get things dialed in the way I want them to be then I don't really fuss with them. But until I get them the way I want....
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Re: Simplicity vs complexity in pedals

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the thing that gets me sometimes is when u turn the knobs and you can't tell the difference in the sound.
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Re: Simplicity vs complexity in pedals

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It really really depends of what kind of sounds I'm after.

Got rid of the POG2 and kept the micro POG because I just simply need it to work. On the other hand, wish my Timefactor had even MORE controls.
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