I had been trying to get to a boutique guitar shop for going on 8 months so when I finally got there I did something I rarely do, impulse buying. I got that Ibanez tube screamer, and the Big Miff Pi, I'd been reading about all my life, also the Whammy Ricochet all of which are awesome. I really new nothing about the nux but I love delay, and new about the "space station" ... That said this was the perfect tutorial and I'm very pleased to have purchased the Nux SOS . It sounds awesome and has definitely fueled my creativity. Thanks for such a fine explanation without the usual blabber!!! I am subscribing!
Looking forward to your NDD-7 vs RE-202 comparison vid. Right now you've 100% sold me on this Nux pedal. I haven't been as impressed with the RE-202 vids I've seen. I'll wait for your comparison vid to help in making a final decision. Thanks
Thanks! I'm really excited to get that pedal to compare them side-by-side, too! I think the main reason to get the RE-202 over the NDD-7, is if you really need presets. Although the instant Warp function is also a unique feature that's really cool. If you could add reverb to specific tape heads like on the Volante, I think it would even be a Strymon-killer! But it's so big and so expensive, I think it really has to be spectacular to justify its existence, so I guess we'll see!
Thanks for the video ! I think I'm going to stick with the volante and pick the NDD-7 up as well instead of bothering with the boss offerings. I was not impressed with any of the re-202 demos thus far. I am however impressed with the NUX offering. I love the oled tape indicator for some reason. The modulation options on the NUX are what sold it for me... Now to find one soon.
You'll have to wait for the general release in a couple of month's time, I'm afraid. I'm still waiting for my RE-202 atm, but I can already tell that this little NUX is gonna give it a good run for its money! The wow + flutter controls, heavenly reverb, plus the clever SOS and momentary oscillation - all in a pedal this small - make it almost a no-brainer. The screen definitely really helps you to keep track of what mode you're in. I'm honestly not sure I could go back to the "four-modes-too-many" selector knob of the RE-series, after this.
Hi! No, once the loop is recorded, it can't really be manipulated. For that, you want something like a Red Panda Tensor, or maybe a TC Electronic Ditto X2 or X4. 👍🏼
Hi. Really helpful and Nice video! Do you know how much time the loop can be? And it’s the same time for the tape core? Also expression pedal can be set via software also for the tape core? Thx! Otherwise wil try asking nux directly hoping they will answer.
Hi, thanks for watching! Glad you found it useful. I'm not sure about either of those questions, tbh. I'm sure it'll tell you in their online manuals, though?
The time changes sound staged or stepped instead of smooth. But it has a nice tape echo sound, the features are good. Needs MIDI program changes to be really useful.
Just adding a single preset or making the expression pedal programmable without having to use MIDI might make this a Boss killer (costs less than an RE-2 and half of an RE-202 from what I’ve seen). Although if the final U.K. retail price is low enough I might have to break open the piggy bank.
It's already a RE-20 killer, imo. Especially since that doesn't have MIDI at all, or the ability to save a preset. The RE-202 however, is a whole other story...
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I had been trying to get to a boutique guitar shop for going on 8 months so when I finally got there I did something I rarely do, impulse buying. I got that Ibanez tube screamer, and the Big Miff Pi, I'd been reading about all my life, also the Whammy Ricochet all of which are awesome. I really new nothing about the nux but I love delay, and new about the "space station" ... That said this was the perfect tutorial and I'm very pleased to have purchased the Nux SOS . It sounds awesome and has definitely fueled my creativity. Thanks for such a fine explanation without the usual blabber!!! I am subscribing!
Thanks so much! Great to have you on board. 😊
Glad you found the video useful! Hope you enjoy your new pedals. 👍🏼
Nice! I'm really liking this one
Just brought one today , thanks for the vid , just subbed .
Thank you! And you're welcome. 😊
Enjoy your new pedal!
Looking forward to your NDD-7 vs RE-202 comparison vid. Right now you've 100% sold me on this Nux pedal. I haven't been as impressed with the RE-202 vids I've seen. I'll wait for your comparison vid to help in making a final decision. Thanks
Thanks! I'm really excited to get that pedal to compare them side-by-side, too!
I think the main reason to get the RE-202 over the NDD-7, is if you really need presets. Although the instant Warp function is also a unique feature that's really cool. If you could add reverb to specific tape heads like on the Volante, I think it would even be a Strymon-killer!
But it's so big and so expensive, I think it really has to be spectacular to justify its existence, so I guess we'll see!
@@PedalExperiments I'll be using the pedal for my synths, so although presets are a welcome feature, they aren't crucial for me.
Oh yeah, then in that case I'd definitely go with the NUX. 😄
Just seen someone who's made a comparison video featuring both the RE-202 and NDD-7:
ruclips.net/video/XihiB-SeXnU/видео.html
Thanks for the video ! I think I'm going to stick with the volante and pick the NDD-7 up as well instead of bothering with the boss offerings. I was not impressed with any of the re-202 demos thus far. I am however impressed with the NUX offering. I love the oled tape indicator for some reason. The modulation options on the NUX are what sold it for me... Now to find one soon.
You'll have to wait for the general release in a couple of month's time, I'm afraid. I'm still waiting for my RE-202 atm, but I can already tell that this little NUX is gonna give it a good run for its money!
The wow + flutter controls, heavenly reverb, plus the clever SOS and momentary oscillation - all in a pedal this small - make it almost a no-brainer.
The screen definitely really helps you to keep track of what mode you're in. I'm honestly not sure I could go back to the "four-modes-too-many" selector knob of the RE-series, after this.
Hi, I really want to know if, when in SOS Mode, you can still play with the Time knob to change the playback speed of the loop?
Thanks
Hi! No, once the loop is recorded, it can't really be manipulated. For that, you want something like a Red Panda Tensor, or maybe a TC Electronic Ditto X2 or X4. 👍🏼
@@PedalExperimentsthank you so much for your answer, and your suggestions!
Happy to help!
how long of a delay time will they do? pretty intersting. never came across this before..
Hi. Really helpful and Nice video! Do you know how much time the loop can be? And it’s the same time for the tape core?
Also expression pedal can be set via software also for the tape core? Thx!
Otherwise wil try asking nux directly hoping they will answer.
Hi, thanks for watching! Glad you found it useful.
I'm not sure about either of those questions, tbh. I'm sure it'll tell you in their online manuals, though?
@ nope. Already checked before asking. Thanks anyway. 👍
@cesarerossi2614 Aw man, that's annoying. Sorry I can't help! If I still had my Tape Core, I'd check for you. 🤦🏻♂️
How's the build/sound quality holding up over time? Thinking of ordering one
Sounds and works just as well as when I got it! Nu-X have really improved the build quality of their pedals in recent years. 👍
Q: when in SOS mode, is the echo section available? It isnt on the smaller Tape Core.
Oh, got my answer at the end of the video. But, echo on the initial loop as well?
Good question. I think you can, yes. And there's a new V2 firmware update that was just announced today as well. 👍
The time changes sound staged or stepped instead of smooth. But it has a nice tape echo sound, the features are good. Needs MIDI program changes to be really useful.
Just adding a single preset or making the expression pedal programmable without having to use MIDI might make this a Boss killer (costs less than an RE-2 and half of an RE-202 from what I’ve seen). Although if the final U.K. retail price is low enough I might have to break open the piggy bank.
It's already a RE-20 killer, imo. Especially since that doesn't have MIDI at all, or the ability to save a preset.
The RE-202 however, is a whole other story...