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Thank you!!

Hi! Are you sure M525V is the right type number? I can’t seem to find it.

@@AmbientExploration no, no is Sony M529v .!!!

@luisenriquezuritasanchez I don’t know the belt number but here is a website where you can order it (Portugal based): webspareparts.com/products/belt-kit-for-microcassette-corder-sony-m-529v?srsltid=AfmBOorZBiC3sDonQAgvZFPpo6uL_nMjMTzfoWyMVCeSLfdO5Cp0UIPc

@@AmbientExploration thanks friend!!!

Thank you for the amazing compliment! This is not part of a release but I might still have this tapeloop somewhere, so you never know :)

It’s an active mixer

Cool idea to put a mixer in front of the looper!

@@AmbientExploration Works great 👍🏻

I haven’t had any glitch problems myself. Do you use guitar as an input or also something like a synth?

I had this problem, and it would happen after several overdubs with my always-on overdrive. Good pedal but I push my guitar hard into a tube amp so it had to go. Looking at picking up an EHX 22500 which has dual loops.

@@AmbientExploration Try continuously overdubbing with your keys and you'll probably be able to hear the glitchiness that happens. Good demo, and nice playing btw, some very soothing sounds.

Danke schön!!

Thank you!!

I like a hands-on approach!

Sounds like a great setup!

Thank you!!

I really only bought it to save space in my tapeloop suitcase. I mainly used it for the chorus, tremolo and pitch shifter. It actually sounds pretty good but I only used it with tapeloops which sound lofi anyway ;) maybe I’ll have to make a video to test it with guitar!

No, it is mono. My setup is also mono so for me it’s perfect

Thank you!!

It also saves so much space!

The Infinite is great! Have fun making lots of drone sounds.

Thank you!!

Unfortunately I didn’t keep track of the settings. I don’t have the Infinite Jets anymore so I can’t recreate it :(

May I ask why you let go of your IJ?

You can spend hours twisting knobs on the IJ to find the perfect sound but it’s not a pedal you can do this live with. For my board I’m looking for pedals with interesting sounds and controls you can manipulate live somewhat easily.

@@AmbientExploration what if you find one sound you like, and for my application would be church such as a pad sound and want to recall it quickly at church. Can this be done?

@gabrieladdenbrooke1964 yes you can, the IJ has 2 slots to save your presets

Thanks (:

Lol, thanks I guess ;)

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks!!

The first sounds were really good, I have to get used to the pedal some more though. I like to create a setup where all pedals have intuitive controls. Hopefuly the nu-33 meets that requirement :)

I’m glad my video was helpful :) for me the bigger unit is also the way to go

Yes you’re right! Still getting the hang of it.

​@@AmbientExploration 😁👍 I grew up in the 80's making tapes. It kinda hurt me to keep digital signal @ -12 🤣 And a friend had that EXACT SAME 4 track that I played with in college. Thanks for bringing those fond memories back.

This is my favorite preset on the raster!

@@AmbientExploration Usually when I have square wave I have it on a fast rate..Il try this..Random stepped mode would be cool too..

I agree that the analog recording sounds warmer. I’m going to keep experimenting with recording on tape. You should get a tape recorder, it’s fun :)

Thanks!!

Thank you!!

Thanks for watching!!

Hi Jim, thank you for the great compliment! I’m really happy you were able to learn from my video :)

I am having a lot of fun with it :)

Thank you!!

Thank you!! I’m glad you like it :)

Hi Krokus, sorry for the late response. The first chords are made with the Attack Decay with a reverb in the fx loop. It doesn’t sound like a guitar, but it still is! 😊

Thank you!! The looper is called Twin Looper by Rowin. It’s a pedal you can get off Ali Express for around €50. Sometimes the same pedal is sold under other names. Even though it’s really cheap I think it is worth getting. It’s a stereo looper with a loop length of 5 min (!), reverse and speed control.

Thank you!! I never worked with the Game Changer pedal but it looks like the sustain/swell part of the pedals are similar. A big difference is that the Attack Decay has automatic pluck detection and the Game Changer pedal requires the footswitch for operation. The Attack Decay does have a numer of additional functions such as poly mode, fuzz and a tremelo option. Hope this helps!

I've got an Attack/Decay and it's an amazing sleeper pedal, especially once you start throwing effects in the loop (fav: delay + pitch). There are a lot of ways too to create glitchy/lofi sounds.

It’s really too bad you can’t get the same glitches on the pico. This is also part of the reason I chose the bigger version.