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You're very welcome!

So many of the Beach Boys songs were done with the Wall of Sound production concept, so the bass line was played by a Bass VI, another electric bass, an upright bass or two, the left hand of at least one piano and sometimes also a tuba or bari sax. So, it makes it hard to get that sound with one instrument.

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You can get the manual online. Basically set up the tones you like and save them

@@MrFrancisMahe any sugg. for clean and distortion?

@@gorkemayazz I would suggest going through the presets and find something that sounds close to the sound you're looking for and then adjusting it to taste.

Absolutely! This whole line sounded pretty good.

@@petelamontmusic I’ve got a Donner Echosquare delay and it works great. For a home player that isn’t bashing on a pedal hundreds of times a year these units allow people on normal budgets to get all the sounds they need.

@@Muzerino434 Absolutely!

Thanks for watching

It ended up fine, though I only had the instrument for 6-8 months. The tension wasn't actually much different because of the lowered tuning.

It does! Every single setting make an impact, even at "off" level. It's just a great pedal, especially for anything acoustic.

@@petelamontmusic Thanks for the quick reply. Ok that sounds great I’ll have to give one a go. Currently using my Maton into their Hypergravity mini set really subtle (adds punch and clarity/sparkle mainly) so may be similar. Sounds great already but the Bodyrez might do that and more.

@@clintwhite3021 Definitely, let me know what you think when you try it

@@petelamontmusic Ok so I’m on break after 1 set with the Bodyrez and Maton, honestly it doesn’t work with it but I can tell it would work well and doing the right things for typical piezo guitars and tested at home. Think I could set my hypergravity to do similar. Worth a shot however. Everyone is wondering so I’ll run the bodyrez through a pink noise generator and see what that eq is doing and will post results to one of the forum threads.

Thanks!

Yes, apparently it is.

I found this one very easy to get sounds that I liked and a lot of fun.

@@petelamontmusic Thoughts. In integrating with modern gear, any advantage or disadvantage of recording it via SP/DIF OUT vs Line Outs?

@@chrisfezzler2878 Haven't used the SP/DIF but the Line Outs allows you to have a great stereo image as long as you pan the outputs in your DAW.

I don't own the unit, it was borrowed, but with these older multi FX units, the first thing to check is that the power adapter is the correct voltage, amperage and polarity. The second thing to check would be if the solder joints to the input and output jacks are intact. Best of luck.

It really depends on the song, pick something similar to the rest of the song, but maybe just a little louder. Or if you get one you like, the volume pedal all the way up for the solo and down a bit for the rest of the song.

I like them both for different purposes. For me, I like the Timmy with a bit more gain and the Belle a little cleaner.

The tracking is very good with this one. A lot of other ones, especially older ones, have a lot of digital artifacts in the signal which this one doesn't.

Great video by the way.

@@creativejamtracks677 Thanks, and yes, both are good pedals. You could totally use them in that way, one for clean rhythm tones and the other to drive solos depending on what colour you wanted for each. Thanks for your comments.

Oh, that's too bad, they are cool pedals

I assume you recognize the scenery.

@@petelamontmusic I so!

Yes

Every time that I call it a bass 6 locally people don't understand and think I'm talking about the bass that has a low B and high C so I've just taken to calling it Vee I and didn't break the habit for this video.

@@petelamontmusic Thanks for your answer, Pete. :-)

@@stefanhoock1917 Thanks for your comment :)

Thanks! They're great, if you can find one, cheers! Saludos desde Canada

Thanks, I've been really happy with them. They've been on for just over two years now and still sound great. Turns out they weren't the right choice for my Gibson DC Jr bass, but this one I'm still happy with.

You're very welcome, thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

That's awesome! If it inspires him to keep playing, it's totally worth it!

It certainly may help. If you watch the other video that I made of this pedal, I put a solid body electric with a piezo bridge through this, so I would imagine it would have a similar effect. If that's the sound that you're looking for, this could be the pedal for you.

They definitely all are very cool

The Schecter is a new one for me as no one around me sells them anymore, I'll have to keep an eye out for them.

It's a loop. I've used this same loop for over a year to test out pedals. It's the best way to test out pedals. Thanks for watching!

@@petelamontmusic and is that loop also playing through the gnx2 or is it on a separate device?

@@petelamontmusic thanks for replying

@@sfgpn9ntey451 It's is separate on a TC Ditto.

Thanks! It was fun!

Augmented triads, they'll do it every time...

Thanks for watching! Generally speaking, series will be louder and parallel will be cleaner.

Hi Will! Thanks for letting me borrow from you fabulous pedal collection!

That's awesome, thanks for sharing!

That's awesome, and good call on the flats!

I really like my sugar drive, they just sound great

C Am Dm G - C mayor A menor D menor G mayor

No problem! It definitely covers a lot of bases.

Internal dip switches that you can get to when you take off the back plate, two switches, each with an up and down option giving four combinations.

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