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This is the best video about a pedal I have ever seen. This is my favorite pedal of all time, and you did it justice

Thanks for sharing. I like the format of having pure sound demo with comments in letters rather than voice. The shimmer was explained in a way that helped me with my own unit. Your music sounded like a playful and good jam session.

The pedal is great sounding, but the video itself it's wonderful: your style is delicate, relaxing and informative.

2 years later, this pedal still goes for 500 euros. This price is justified by the science inside it, but not by the hardware. Way too expensive. I can buy a synthesizer with this kind of money..

I saw the lead guitarist for Alpha Blondy play a solo ending with a fast delay on warp and I had to have one immediately! If not very soon. Fuck all the other modes. WARP ALL DAY, ALL YEAR ROUND!

Such a beautiful video. Thanks!

Oh wow. Just a random love letter. ❤️

love the style and the sound very much! I also really want to try out a Plumes pedal - great video, thanks.

Beautiful video - thankyou! I still have mine from 2002..

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Wouldn't you love to go yo a yard sale and see one of these for 20 dollar😂

The electronic mind that thought t his up is genius

I want one to be under Christmas tree.😂

Just think if i could go back in time and give this to hendrix he would of mastered it in 6 months

Why am I crying

Subscribed! what a great video. Thank you so much for this.

Have put a Drumbrute Impact through this pedal and was big galactic fun

In a crowded world of "new ambient reverb" pedals this continues to be unique & very flexible, a tweakers delight.

I still have it on my board...but the 8-bit processing has become an issue with 24 to 32-bit pedals in front of it... Not worth the $500 they still want for it... Looks like the new Mercury X is the replacement pedal that covers it and alot more...

excellent!

Super lovely demo and your passion for the Space is both beautifully written and heard. Made me take mine out of storage and go back in my board today.

You don't see this pedal very often on current pedalboards, but it is still a class of its own. I am so grateful to have this awesome reverb pedal on my board. This video is the best video on the Eventide Space I have seen so far. Very inspirational! 🙌🙏👍👍👏👏👏

Great pedal but only for some certain vibe i guess.

Just got myself one of these bad boys while watching this! Awesome video! Love the reflective tone and the beautiful music you make during your exploration.

Gostei!! Também tenho um DD 6😊

what a great video

it's one of my favorites. I love setting the knobs to capture the different beauties of Warp mode, from sustain to slaps to absolute chaos. and obviously spin the knobs...

An ode to the DD-6

this video makes me happy

Got mine a few years ago, everyone harped about the strymon being the better option, but I completely disagree. The space is a staple on my board

This pedal couldn't be called differently, it's just like Space, each time we decide to explore we find something new. Awesome video, very inspiring

This might just be my favourite gear demo of all time.

Man i was thinking about selling my dd-6 and pay some money for a newer delay. Decided to keep it around for its soul after watching your video.

I want dd6 u sale

i absolutely love this pedal i want it so bad, and i LOVE the added commentary. adds such a warm, explorative, loving, welcoming energy which pairs so well with all of the sounds you’re making with the pedal

Just found out your content! I´m loving it! Keep em coming!

For me, the DD6 is the best PURE digital pedal from the Boss compact Series. No analog or tape modes. Digital at its best. The Warp mode is phenomenal. Tonally, it lacks some warmth if compared with the DD2/MIJ DD3, but it sounds clear and absolutely killer. I´m glad I still have mine in pristine condition, with its box lol

Actually I’ve got one and love it cheers for been my deep space guide, it’s pretty easy to get lost out there but it always sounds good!

I’d get one but I just don’t got the space 🤔

This video confirms the random weird dudes that popped into the strymon threads just to say "Space is the best reverb of all time." Were actually right.

I’ve had one for years and everyone bangs on about the Styrmon, to me this always beat it hands down. My friend has an eventide 3000 and it’s was a monster, but this can do much of what the 3000 when I use it with the eventide delay. I use mine for ambient guitar and keyboard works and can’t think of any thing better, they are like instruments that you need to know.

I’ve had one for 11+ years now, and it’s still fantastic! 👍🏻

great videos! def deserve more eyes on you!

Your trip is short. Cool vid.

The end really struck me

Here's another bit of kit that I didn't know I wanted. Luckily I now own all the guitars that I wanted (until the next one), so my expendable finances are about to open up.

One quick thought I had: Your channel name reminded me of something music related from a few years ago, but I couldn't remember exactly what. Then as you pieced more of this track together, it hit me: "The Sparrow and the Crow" by William Fitzsimmons. If you haven't heard the album or the artist, I highly recommend! Beautiful stuff that sounds like it could be in a collection with some of your tracks that I've heard so far.

Boy, do I feel dense... as I'm binging your videos on my long drive home (listening, not watching until I'm at a rest stop) this is the first time I'm realizing that maybe I should have left Session View alone, as it has only led to confusion. I thought it was REQUIRED that you start in Session, record any Audio/MIDI there, then arrange, trigger, edit (modulation and automation stuff), THEN record the individual tracks to Arrangement mode, edit maybe timing, crossfades, equalization, etc. and then stitch together. Idk why I thought that was what I was stuck with, but recording directly into arrangement mode makes everything fit together significantly easier in my (admittedly) cluttered mind. Thanks again!

How is it that I have scoured RUclips (and most of the internet, to boot) looking for a resource that could help explain how to use Ableton for someone unfamiliar with most DAW's, and while I found hundreds of enormously popular channels with playlists packed with unhelpful tutorials, and one channel that was slightly helpful (but mostly just funny and entertaining), I stumble on a beautifully captioned "relaxing vibes" channel in the pursuit of chasing guitar tone that conveys useful Ableton techniques and is more helpful in 2 minutes than 14 hours of my "Ableton Tutorial Playlist" ever was. Thank you for... being, L&L. Keep doing that 😁

I'm really mostly sad that this intro video hasn't gotten more interaction/engagement. I know, most people just dive into a channels main content, but considering I JUST discovered your channel, I want to express my appreciation for the content I've seen thus far. You may be a noise maker, but I also recognize a poet when I see one(s words). I don't know if that's an intentional stylistic choice, or an extension of your personality, but I Love it. The style of poetic silent narration with ambient noise tutorials is such an outside the box concept that I don't know if I could explain it to someone who hasn't seen/heard. I'd probably say "If I were to ever lose a tether during a spacewalk, floating into the beyond, knowing what is inevitable, I'd autoplay The Lark and the Loon videos and know that life is good." Luckily (or unfortunately) it's highly unlikely that I'll ever escape earth's gravity, let alone go on a spacewalk, but the sentiment stands. This is my new comfort soup for the chickens soul... or something like that.