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tommasters wrote:So first ever video taught me a few things... Figure out what you're going to play beforehand....

lulz. oh GAWD yesh. "hurm. inspiration.... nope. nothing. INSPIRATTTTTION? where AREEEEEEE you??!?"

also, it's amazing that your pants match your amp, and i kind of want to make sweet, life changing, non-consensual love to your accent.

i'm man enough to admit that.

nice vid! thanks!

That sounds incredible. The wall of noise you could make doing drones with that set up.... mmmmmmmm.

here's what I'm currently rockin

the Hyperion sounds like Satan taking bong tokes. I'm pretty impressed with it.

fallen wrote:But I haven't yet solved the problem of pedals without a space. Kind of wish I could squeeze in my Eau Claire Thunder. No other fuzz seems to stack up other effects quite as well as that pedal. It's huge though but I heard that there is a smaller one out there.

You should figure out a way to get that on there because that's a monster pedal I think the Baby Thundaa is always in "timewarp up" mode (no toggle for it). & the toneblast and feedback foot switches are replaced with toggles.

DarkAxel wrote:um... haven't owned one, but tried a nano SS in a music store near me
i absolutely hated it nice board by the way

That's why I asked. The green ones are so thick, it's crazy. Nano not so much. My 4800 version with led, gets as close to my green as I've found.

hbombgraphics wrote:you can't save loops because it doesn't have that capability? it looks intense and the expression pedal is awesome what does it control?
I am sure there is an online explanation but this is more fun.

It is unable to save them from what I can tell. The expression can control just about anything. If the pre/post effects are off then it's a volume control. Otherwise it will control certain parameters of whatever on-board effects I'm using. I'll try and make a video one of these days just running down the effects.

i have only ever saved one loop long term on My RC-2 so I am not even sure that matters to much, and it wasn't even me playing, ran my wifes piano through the pedal board and she crushed some stuff

Jero wrote:

DarkAxel wrote:um... haven't owned one, but tried a nano SS in a music store near me
i absolutely hated it nice board by the way

That's why I asked. The green ones are so thick, it's crazy. Nano not so much. My 4800 version with led, gets as close to my green as I've found.

you benefit from both sound AND size/weight congrats

soapbars wrote:

noice!

Whats the red one with spots?

Jero wrote:Whats the red one with spots?

Mushroom Echo?

Cody_Pole wrote:

Jero wrote:Whats the red one with spots?

Mushroom Echo?

We have a winner!

Basically its an analog echo with a photocell for the delay time.

soapbars wrote:

Cody_Pole wrote:

Jero wrote:Whats the red one with spots?

Mushroom Echo?

We have a winner!

Basically its an analog echo with a photocell for the delay time.

Yeah and doesn't the photoeye effect the repeat pitch, too, the overtones at least when played with dirty signal?

The overall tone is... pretty dark, isn't it? I mean, even for an analog delay. Or so I've heard. They were sold around here in a shop as kits and there was even a few raedily assembled units. Would have bought one gladly but they all sold before my eyes back then and can't afford one right now.

Yes, the repeats are dark, it can get alittle muddy with fuzz and longer delay times but overall I think the sound is prefect for my ends. You can get a nice 'chorus' wobble in more subtle settings too, just by placing yourself (your shadow) between the pedal and a light source.

All the pich-shifting is the result of altering the delay time on the fly, pretty nifty if you ask me.