NPD: well, sort of
Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 6:25 pm
I bought an Alexander Pedals Colour Theory a while ago, but put it up for sale once or twice because I couldn't get much out of it/didn't spend enough time trying.
Once in a while I'd spend a little time on it, but today was different.
When I first had my CT5 and BitQuests I started by looking for other people's settings and watching a few YouTube vids to pick up some tips.
So that's what I did today, and the man that came up trumps this time was Mike Hermans
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpqx0q9BbS4[/youtube]
I wrote down all the settings of sounds I liked, and most importantly for me with this kind of pedal, tried each setting with all the different modes.
Tinkering from a known start point also helped me to learn a little about what each control might change, and as a result I ended up with another half-dozen to the total.
So I've got 18 settings written down, some of which work with two or three modes, and a whole lot more idea what the pedal does than I ever learned up until now.
Thanks Mike H !
Once in a while I'd spend a little time on it, but today was different.
When I first had my CT5 and BitQuests I started by looking for other people's settings and watching a few YouTube vids to pick up some tips.
So that's what I did today, and the man that came up trumps this time was Mike Hermans
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpqx0q9BbS4[/youtube]
I wrote down all the settings of sounds I liked, and most importantly for me with this kind of pedal, tried each setting with all the different modes.
Tinkering from a known start point also helped me to learn a little about what each control might change, and as a result I ended up with another half-dozen to the total.
So I've got 18 settings written down, some of which work with two or three modes, and a whole lot more idea what the pedal does than I ever learned up until now.
Thanks Mike H !
