The hiss is definitely the shallow water. Went through same process I was like “damn I got the one which hisses like crazy” and then listened to other ones and was like ahhhhh it’s just the lil homie hissing and hanging out and having a good time
Fairfield’s stuff is amazing. Their Meet Maude analog delay has a similar random modulation that allows varying levels of instability. Haven’t tried any of their pedals I haven’t absolutely loved.
Facts. I use 2 shallow water and 2 meet maude as stereo pair. Wonderful pedals. Meet maude sadly does not have a dip switch for line level so she gets quite noisy
This is practically an always-on pedal for me. FFC uses FETs in most of their pedals, so yes, it can be pushed for excellent drive-like tones. As for stereo, I run mine into a Boss DD-7 delay for either super-short, almost nothing stereo delays, to some serious ping-pong sounds. I’ve had mind for a year, and I can’t stop using it either-it’s a keeper for sure. And so, thanks for this great video.
When you brought the point up about relinquishing control over modulation to the Shallow Water, that kinda blew my mind. That's been my process for years. I buy pedals or gear that add character and makes it more simple for me to write the music i want to create. I've beaten myself up for this process because I felt like a bit of a fraud for not programming in modulation myself. Thanks for putting things in to perspective for me my dude!
Yes, on the Habit! Between yourself and Noir, the slight curiosity about incorporating pedals into my workflow is becoming an obsession. I still have this Waza Craft that I haven't touched... Nice track!
Always love your videos, dude. I've watched hours of 'em but I've never commented. I've had the Shallow Water for a while now, using it with synths and guitars, and until now I had only run it into a delay. For some reason, I had never considered running a delay into it. This is brilliant, I tried it out this evening and was blown away. Cheers!
@@RickyTinez i have two also.. the slight variation is warble on each side gives a CRAZY wide stereo effect, just don't tell everyone... secret weapon. oops
For stereo, you're supposed to use this on one side and Warped Vinyl Mk2 (not the newer Hifi version) on the other side. There are other valid substitutions. Then you re-stereo-ize both of THOSE outputs, using 2 mono to stereo chorus/delay/reverb/etc pedals. And then recombine them in a mixer or DAW back to a single stereo track.
14:10 that's a golden nugget here. "when I can give away a bit of that control, I can make music faster..." totally. Shallow Water does the job, and it's complex enough to be super pleasing. the joy of analog circuits! good overview.
Pretty sure the noise is the preamp getting overloaded. There's a pad located on the inside of the pedal to change the input gain to change the amount of noise and how the filter is being hit aswell.
I think the noise may be the bucket brigade chip’s natural character. this pedal allows you to tame it with the low pass gate knob, which can also be tuned with an internal trim pot
@@judahdadone9410 this is correct. I have this pedal and if the low-pass gate is fully open it has noise. Gain staging will not change it. It has a wonderful sound that is worth the noise. Generally I find I leave the low pass gate partially closed and then just make my source material brighter which should reduce the noise in the end
These are made up here in Canada! Every jam I run through this pedal sounds like it came from some other studio in some other time. I'll keep it always.
Ricky, that radio sound is coming from the bucket brigade chip, I believe. There is an internal trim pot to adjust the set point for the low pass gate, if my memory serves, which would give u some control over how much of the higher frequencies in the bucket brigade are coming thru. Bucket brigades are always noisy in the mid/high frequencies but I believe most BBD circuits filter out that noise, which is why analog delays are so dark
I miss my zvex instant lofi pedal. Similar vibe to this but also had a compressor that just made drums sound incredible. Also the mix halfway, with that compressor, made for an amazingly grungy chorus, especially on guitar
Fairfield rules! Love this box, happy you’re trying it out. If you really want stereo, you could always buy another…or if you don’t, and you’ve got tracks recorded already, doing a send with the Left then the Right works. Way fussier, and only good in the studio but the results can be worth it. Also, worth mentioning, the boost/grittiness of it can be turned off via an internal switch. It sounds really good but if you want to do your crunch somewhere else, can be a good feature.
@@digitallucbeats if you’re referring to turning off the Jfet, check the manual. If you’re referring getting stereo, you’d setup an fx send situation with your interface, send your right channel to the box, and record the output in real time. Then repeat with the left channel. I would not call it practical for most things but can sound great on a finished recording that you’re trying to sweeten.
Owner of OG Generation Loss here, tellin you that you won't regret it. I'm using it as a filter, lo-fi, faux vibrato stuff, very good pedal indeed. Got it for 250$, used
i have one of these. it's subtle for the most part but very effective if you want to make it back to the 80's. i'm actually going to pick up a meet maude next. the sketch cassette plug-in will take you there as well with the added compression and hiss.
I'd love a video on the Habit. I got one a few weeks ago and love it to death, and it seems like every Habit demo I see has a very different approach to it. I'd love to see your take.
Fairfield Circuitry based in Winnipeg Canada. I bought two Shallow Waters to run them in stereo. I also got a Randy's Revenge pedal from Fairfield Circuitry - it's a ring modulator. Thanks for the video Ricky T.
You could probably record each side of a sample through the box separately to keep the stereo sound. Not too much work with Ableton's Utility L/R device
K-Field Modulator is the KFM! I literally just went to check their site for prices while watching this and its there under the name Shallow Water :) Beautiful lo-fi, and your explanation of how it works describes how to recreate with other tools. I still want one tho :)
There are a lot of great pedals out there for keys. I recently have been using an old Line 6 Pod xt... it has a lot of great delay, drive, reverb and mod effects and sounds less clean than the new stuff... plus I run into it as mono and come out stereo...
Yes please for the Habit video! I'm loving mine paired with Nightsky and Zoia it can make some amazing ambient stuff. I'm keep to see how you use it though :)
New fan! Its nice seeing demos of smaller companies. I guess maybe you could say non mainstream. besides all that babble I love how you lite your videos. Being a photographer it’s nice to see someone use depth of field and shadows to create something nice to look at. I’m babbling again.
I asked Fairfield about the same "artifacts" mentioned at 2:20 . On guitar they sound like blurbs or blorps. They said it's purposeful, moving it left will lessen it.
Love the channel man. Been mooching your knowledge for a couple years now. You should share your love for the Nymphes in a video. I'd love to see how you use it in your style.
I actually made one of these using a pcb pedalpcb. I love it so much, was a semi difficult build but it was worth it Edit: Btw that crackle/hiss kind of sound is just part of the circuit. you can close the filter a little bit and it will trim out some of it, you'll lose a little high end but that's just kinda how this pedal do. fwiw, it bugged me when just messing around but I've never had it be noticable in a track
@@masterofreality230 just a heads up, it's not a particularly cheap diy build. Pretty sure I spent at least 100 making mine. I'm sure you could get stuff cheaper if you shop around. But it's got a lot of components. But this was during heavy pandemic and the chips needed were almost completely gone from the Internet. Not sure what the situation is now
@@leftovernoise Alright, thanks for the heads up, I just rounded up the parts for a 29 pedals Euna, with PCB and enclosure, I will be in about I think 60-70/$ US. I might be off a bit, Tayda shipping is a bit high. I kind of like messing around with electronics though. I might get this thing called an Audotorium test platform before I do any more complicated builds, it lets you test builds before you put it in an enclosure. I would like to make things look nice and customize things eventually, its not just a money thing.
So cool seeing you use this pedal! It’s been a favorite of mine for a while. I have a video on my channel using it on an aux send in Ableton for jamming with my synths and drum machine you should check out!
In the software world, I like SketchCassette and Denise Bad Tape for some texture that's in this ballpark. The overdrive does sound really nice on drum machine. Reminds me of those extremely overdriven crunchy house tracks I love, like Baltra's "Summer of '98" I think it reminds me of the overdrive on the Moog CP3 style input mixer on my Manhattan Analog Discrete SVVCF module (and their CP3 mixer module, and the Detroit Modular DiY one). Divkid puts some 808 style drum machine channels into the Manhattan CP3 about 5 mins into his video. Maybe more compression, more bass boost, less gnarly upper mid overtones than the shallow water. But I often use the SVVF CP3 drive hard at end of end of a wavetable oscillator chain (e352 cloud terrarium) to fill out the bass.
yeah man you seem to have a bunch of cool gear.. i'd like to see how you're using the stuff, what you like what you dont.. old stuff new stuff.. anyway have a good weeekend
I probably would've gotten it already if it was stereo, so I bought the WalrusAudio Julianna instead. But Ricky, how does the Shallow Water compare to the Eventide Tricerachorus? You used to love that, didn't you?
Ha ! Usually, you make a video, then I buy the thing. For once, I got this pedal a while ago. I use it a lot, it just brings feels and magic to anything.
Hey Ricky 👋🏻 lurve your work mate! 🙌🏻 There have been many vids that inspired me to buy gear. Especially the BlackBox! If you’re looking to do a in-depth look at YT vid … here’s a suggestion - Please make one about the Novation Launch Control XL and how to map it to the 1010Music BlackBox properly and in detail. Got the LCXL from seeing SURCO aka Eric’s live setup. There are limited explanations defining the XL MkI and MkII, the power consumption issues the BlackBox has when piggybacking the XL, proper mapping detail of each channel and program change or how to change the 8 channel set from 1-8 to the 9-16. This would be fantastic to hear and see. Cheers from Australia 😉 🇦🇺 🍻
I hope you get an OTO Boum one day. This Fairfield box does some magic for sure, but I think you'd like the Boum a lottttt.I love dirty and compressed sounding shit though, so don't mind me if that'a not your thing, haha.
i actually have a Boum! i love it, but sucks when i need to revisit a session a month or so later and i don't remember where the settings were during that session :/
do you still have zoia? You could definitely make a patch that emulates this thing but stereo! edit: could also record audio and midi simultaneously for 1 channel and then playback the midi to record audio for the second channel
I don’t really see how the Dreadbox Nymphes is pricy? It is literally the cheapest analogue poly with at least six voices. Having said that, I am not interested in it because of the lack of a screen, it sucks to memorize presets without names. The Shallow Water pedal sounds great though! :)
Hey Ricky, be interested to hear what you have to say about the upcoming MPC standalone update next month. Along with the lo-fi tape/record player effects.
A stereo chorus+reverb (not sure which way round) fed into a stereo delay would take very little mix amount to make this wide as hell. It sounds great already tho, dont get me wrong. My suggestion about chorus/reverb/delay is due to owning a Neon Egg Planetarium 2 pedal, that thing gives the most insane width to anything, instantly, subtle or wacky. Recommended purchase btw! :)
Yeah the Neon Egg is great! Well worth exploring and the compressor add the end to really thicken up the FX of then get them ducking against things is nice.
Talking about pedals... I'd actually love seeing you reviewing / demonstrating the Chase Bliss Habit! Would love to hear your 5 cents on it :) I'm also wondering whether you will try the Polyend Play? No pressure though ;) I love and watch all your videos. Just curious about your opinion on / workflow with these devices.
The hiss is definitely the shallow water. Went through same process I was like “damn I got the one which hisses like crazy” and then listened to other ones and was like ahhhhh it’s just the lil homie hissing and hanging out and having a good time
Yeah the BBD clock noise can get pretty nasty, that's kinda what the LPG is there for.
@@SimoneProvencher Could also be a compander circuit that's often paired with the Bucket Brigades.
Shoutout to Fairfield Circuitry! Made in my home province Quebec, Canada 🇨🇦
Fairfield’s stuff is amazing. Their Meet Maude analog delay has a similar random modulation that allows varying levels of instability. Haven’t tried any of their pedals I haven’t absolutely loved.
Not only similar: shallow water is an expansion of the modulation in the Meet Maude.
Facts. I use 2 shallow water and 2 meet maude as stereo pair. Wonderful pedals. Meet maude sadly does not have a dip switch for line level so she gets quite noisy
Just use logic pro and tape delay. Modulation in will give you much more interesting randoms, than MM with onlt 1-2 good settings
This is practically an always-on pedal for me. FFC uses FETs in most of their pedals, so yes, it can be pushed for excellent drive-like tones. As for stereo, I run mine into a Boss DD-7 delay for either super-short, almost nothing stereo delays, to some serious ping-pong sounds. I’ve had mind for a year, and I can’t stop using it either-it’s a keeper for sure. And so, thanks for this great video.
When you brought the point up about relinquishing control over modulation to the Shallow Water, that kinda blew my mind. That's been my process for years. I buy pedals or gear that add character and makes it more simple for me to write the music i want to create. I've beaten myself up for this process because I felt like a bit of a fraud for not programming in modulation myself. Thanks for putting things in to perspective for me my dude!
Yes, on the Habit! Between yourself and Noir, the slight curiosity about incorporating pedals into my workflow is becoming an obsession. I still have this Waza Craft that I haven't touched...
Nice track!
This and Meet Maude are true pieces of art, combined even more...
Always love your videos, dude. I've watched hours of 'em but I've never commented. I've had the Shallow Water for a while now, using it with synths and guitars, and until now I had only run it into a delay. For some reason, I had never considered running a delay into it. This is brilliant, I tried it out this evening and was blown away. Cheers!
Love this pedal so much I bought two to use it in stereo.
whoa so each side has a different warble?!
@@RickyTinez Now thats a great stereo solution :)
@@RickyTinez i have two also.. the slight variation is warble on each side gives a CRAZY wide stereo effect, just don't tell everyone... secret weapon. oops
For stereo, you're supposed to use this on one side and Warped Vinyl Mk2 (not the newer Hifi version) on the other side. There are other valid substitutions. Then you re-stereo-ize both of THOSE outputs, using 2 mono to stereo chorus/delay/reverb/etc pedals. And then recombine them in a mixer or DAW back to a single stereo track.
@@GizzyDillespee I’m a bit confused….why the re stereo stage…pls elucidate
14:10 that's a golden nugget here. "when I can give away a bit of that control, I can make music faster..." totally. Shallow Water does the job, and it's complex enough to be super pleasing. the joy of analog circuits! good overview.
Pretty sure the noise is the preamp getting overloaded. There's a pad located on the inside of the pedal to change the input gain to change the amount of noise and how the filter is being hit aswell.
Wow did not know this, thanks for sharing.
Yes, pretty sure is the gain staging
I think the noise may be the bucket brigade chip’s natural character. this pedal allows you to tame it with the low pass gate knob, which can also be tuned with an internal trim pot
@@judahdadone9410 this is correct. I have this pedal and if the low-pass gate is fully open it has noise. Gain staging will not change it. It has a wonderful sound that is worth the noise. Generally I find I leave the low pass gate partially closed and then just make my source material brighter which should reduce the noise in the end
These are made up here in Canada! Every jam I run through this pedal sounds like it came from some other studio in some other time. I'll keep it always.
The number in the corner is unique to each unit 👍
Ricky, that radio sound is coming from the bucket brigade chip, I believe. There is an internal trim pot to adjust the set point for the low pass gate, if my memory serves, which would give u some control over how much of the higher frequencies in the bucket brigade are coming thru. Bucket brigades are always noisy in the mid/high frequencies but I believe most BBD circuits filter out that noise, which is why analog delays are so dark
I miss my zvex instant lofi pedal. Similar vibe to this but also had a compressor that just made drums sound incredible. Also the mix halfway, with that compressor, made for an amazingly grungy chorus, especially on guitar
Fairfield rules! Love this box, happy you’re trying it out.
If you really want stereo, you could always buy another…or if you don’t, and you’ve got tracks recorded already, doing a send with the Left then the Right works. Way fussier, and only good in the studio but the results can be worth it.
Also, worth mentioning, the boost/grittiness of it can be turned off via an internal switch. It sounds really good but if you want to do your crunch somewhere else, can be a good feature.
how do i do that? appreciate your help
@@digitallucbeats if you’re referring to turning off the Jfet, check the manual.
If you’re referring getting stereo, you’d setup an fx send situation with your interface, send your right channel to the box, and record the output in real time. Then repeat with the left channel.
I would not call it practical for most things but can sound great on a finished recording that you’re trying to sweeten.
Video on the Habit would be very welcome.
That wispy sound is coming from the low pass gate opening up.
Owner of OG Generation Loss here, tellin you that you won't regret it. I'm using it as a filter, lo-fi, faux vibrato stuff, very good pedal indeed.
Got it for 250$, used
7:39 Ish "Listen to this..." - The Nord sounds anaemic without the pedal, just that little section makes me wanna press the 'buy button'
When he first played the Nord dry my immediate response was: "Eww..."
Of course we want a video on the Habit. You always come up with interesting tricks and implementation for gear and I'm ready to steal your ideas.
yes on the Habit please, would love to hear your impressions, methodology.
Habit Yes Please. Thanks for the heads up on the Shallow Water very cool.
i have one of these. it's subtle for the most part but very effective if you want to make it back to the 80's. i'm actually going to pick up a meet maude next. the sketch cassette plug-in will take you there as well with the added compression and hiss.
If you turn down all the knobs on the MXR flange it has a slight degradation/analogizer effect.
there is also the "instant lofi junky" by zvex...also an amazing pedal imho in case you didnt know.
Yessss a video on the habit would be awesome 🙌🏻 been drooling over it the last few days 🤤
I'd love a video on the Habit. I got one a few weeks ago and love it to death, and it seems like every Habit demo I see has a very different approach to it. I'd love to see your take.
Fairfield Circuitry based in Winnipeg Canada. I bought two Shallow Waters to run them in stereo. I also got a Randy's Revenge pedal from Fairfield Circuitry - it's a ring modulator. Thanks for the video Ricky T.
Those strings oml SOLD to the man in the black beanie
You could probably record each side of a sample through the box separately to keep the stereo sound. Not too much work with Ableton's Utility L/R device
K-Field Modulator is the KFM! I literally just went to check their site for prices while watching this and its there under the name Shallow Water :) Beautiful lo-fi, and your explanation of how it works describes how to recreate with other tools. I still want one tho :)
Got this one years ago and never sold again. It‘s fantastic. The shrieking sound has something to do with the power supply.
this is correct. voodoolabs and 1spots work best with the SW
You never sold it again? So you sold it once and repurchased it?
PLEASE do a video on the nord!
Great video Ricky. And yes, I would love a video on the Habit
Ive got one of these in the cupboard :O Great reminder to pull it out and have another jam with it. Is such a great box
There are a lot of great pedals out there for keys. I recently have been using an old Line 6 Pod xt... it has a lot of great delay, drive, reverb and mod effects and sounds less clean than the new stuff... plus I run into it as mono and come out stereo...
Yes please for the Habit video! I'm loving mine paired with Nightsky and Zoia it can make some amazing ambient stuff. I'm keep to see how you use it though :)
These videos are so wholesome. Great vibes and info
New fan! Its nice seeing demos of smaller companies. I guess maybe you could say non mainstream. besides all that babble I love how you lite your videos. Being a photographer it’s nice to see someone use depth of field and shadows to create something nice to look at. I’m babbling again.
Thanks for this - a fav pedal. I have mine in a string with a Habit and would love a Habit vid too.
I asked Fairfield about the same "artifacts" mentioned at 2:20 . On guitar they sound like blurbs or blorps. They said it's purposeful, moving it left will lessen it.
Love the channel man. Been mooching your knowledge for a couple years now. You should share your love for the Nymphes in a video. I'd love to see how you use it in your style.
PLEASE make a video on the Habit. I’m enjoying mine so much but love seeing how other people are using it
It sounds perfect on drums, wishlisted!
Venus Theory brought me here through subliminal recommendation. Subscribed.
Love it and can’t imagine not having it now.
I actually made one of these using a pcb pedalpcb. I love it so much, was a semi difficult build but it was worth it
Edit: Btw that crackle/hiss kind of sound is just part of the circuit. you can close the filter a little bit and it will trim out some of it, you'll lose a little high end but that's just kinda how this pedal do. fwiw, it bugged me when just messing around but I've never had it be noticable in a track
Oh wow, might have to try that with my broke ass!
@@masterofreality230 just a heads up, it's not a particularly cheap diy build. Pretty sure I spent at least 100 making mine. I'm sure you could get stuff cheaper if you shop around. But it's got a lot of components. But this was during heavy pandemic and the chips needed were almost completely gone from the Internet. Not sure what the situation is now
@@leftovernoise Alright, thanks for the heads up, I just rounded up the parts for a 29 pedals Euna, with PCB and enclosure, I will be in about I think 60-70/$ US. I might be off a bit, Tayda shipping is a bit high. I kind of like messing around with electronics though. I might get this thing called an Audotorium test platform before I do any more complicated builds, it lets you test builds before you put it in an enclosure. I would like to make things look nice and customize things eventually, its not just a money thing.
So cool seeing you use this pedal! It’s been a favorite of mine for a while. I have a video on my channel using it on an aux send in Ableton for jamming with my synths and drum machine you should check out!
Fantastic, as always! Pretty please do a Habit video. Would love to see how you’re using it.
Love this. Taking time as always.
In the software world, I like SketchCassette and Denise Bad Tape for some texture that's in this ballpark. The overdrive does sound really nice on drum machine. Reminds me of those extremely overdriven crunchy house tracks I love, like Baltra's "Summer of '98" I think it reminds me of the overdrive on the Moog CP3 style input mixer on my Manhattan Analog Discrete SVVCF module (and their CP3 mixer module, and the Detroit Modular DiY one). Divkid puts some 808 style drum machine channels into the Manhattan CP3 about 5 mins into his video. Maybe more compression, more bass boost, less gnarly upper mid overtones than the shallow water. But I often use the SVVF CP3 drive hard at end of end of a wavetable oscillator chain (e352 cloud terrarium) to fill out the bass.
yeah man you seem to have a bunch of cool gear.. i'd like to see how you're using the stuff, what you like what you dont.. old stuff new stuff.. anyway have a good weeekend
Sounds like taking a vinyl sample being played on a record player with a broken motor that can’t keep the speed constant.
Had two and should’ve kept both!
I really want to hear it tracked twice for left and right
Great video Ricky. Please do a habit video!
Yes, love to hear how you are using habit.
Great fun. Cool Pedal, Nice Jams
I have the Meet Maude delay and the vibe off it is amazing.
Bought this on first run…..ultimate pedal.
I probably would've gotten it already if it was stereo, so I bought the WalrusAudio Julianna instead. But Ricky, how does the Shallow Water compare to the Eventide Tricerachorus? You used to love that, didn't you?
You could use myvolts taps beatsplitter to fake stereo it. Or the microcosm could give it width.
Ha ! Usually, you make a video, then I buy the thing. For once, I got this pedal a while ago. I use it a lot, it just brings feels and magic to anything.
I have a H9 patch that sounds almost exactly like this, no lpg though but it had stereo!
Would love to see more compact creations 💖💖💖💖
Hey Ricky 👋🏻 lurve your work mate! 🙌🏻 There have been many vids that inspired me to buy gear. Especially the BlackBox!
If you’re looking to do a in-depth look at YT vid … here’s a suggestion - Please make one about the Novation Launch Control XL and how to map it to the 1010Music BlackBox properly and in detail. Got the LCXL from seeing SURCO aka Eric’s live setup.
There are limited explanations defining the XL MkI and MkII, the power consumption issues the BlackBox has when piggybacking the XL, proper mapping detail of each channel and program change or how to change the 8 channel set from 1-8 to the 9-16. This would be fantastic to hear and see.
Cheers from Australia 😉 🇦🇺 🍻
I hope you get an OTO Boum one day. This Fairfield box does some magic for sure, but I think you'd like the Boum a lottttt.I love dirty and compressed sounding shit though, so don't mind me if that'a not your thing, haha.
i actually have a Boum! i love it, but sucks when i need to revisit a session a month or so later and i don't remember where the settings were during that session :/
Habit por favor!
do you still have zoia? You could definitely make a patch that emulates this thing but stereo!
edit: could also record audio and midi simultaneously for 1 channel and then playback the midi to record audio for the second channel
Try change your power supply to Harley Benton ones. That fixes the noise issue for me.
You should try the vongon ultrasheer if you like this.. it is the same type of thing but with a gorgeous lexicon type reverb attached.
Color me interested 😂☕️
I don’t really see how the Dreadbox Nymphes is pricy? It is literally the cheapest analogue poly with at least six voices. Having said that, I am not interested in it because of the lack of a screen, it sucks to memorize presets without names. The Shallow Water pedal sounds great though! :)
Habit video please
"It's 3am let's do this!"
Yeah...... I'm buying one
17:30 shit SLAPS! You could easily turn that into a track
definitely wanna see you show off the Habit! andrew huangs video on that thing got me like 👀👀, I'm curious to see how you use it.
Habit. Yes. 💪
Wow, this is an underestimated gem!
Hey Ricky, be interested to hear what you have to say about the upcoming MPC standalone update next month. Along with the lo-fi tape/record player effects.
beat was fire ☕
Always wanted to pick one of these bad lo-fi boys up, nice review!
A stereo chorus+reverb (not sure which way round) fed into a stereo delay would take very little mix amount to make this wide as hell. It sounds great already tho, dont get me wrong. My suggestion about chorus/reverb/delay is due to owning a Neon Egg Planetarium 2 pedal, that thing gives the most insane width to anything, instantly, subtle or wacky. Recommended purchase btw! :)
Thanks for the suggestion, will check out the Egg
Yeah the Neon Egg is great! Well worth exploring and the compressor add the end to really thicken up the FX of then get them ducking against things is nice.
Wanna hear you use the Shallow Water and the Blooper
Def make a video the Habit pedal.
🐐 meets 🐐
I'd also suggest the Strymon El Capistan, a fantastic pedal that doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Talking about pedals... I'd actually love seeing you reviewing / demonstrating the Chase Bliss Habit! Would love to hear your 5 cents on it :)
I'm also wondering whether you will try the Polyend Play?
No pressure though ;) I love and watch all your videos. Just curious about your opinion on / workflow with these devices.
Have you already made a video on how to set up your pedals through the sends in Abelton?
Hey! Great video as always. What headphones do you use?
Hiss is from bbd clock maybe?
Make a habit video. I love it.
Just hit the switch
insane prices tho. god damn
Are you reamping here or is the nord plugged into the Shallow water?
the drum part is really harsh and pleasant
Try the chase bliss warped vinyl
only sad thing about most pedals is that they don't do stereo. Especially piano loses alot when converted to mono