Octave Pedal Review: Sub "n" Up - TC Electronic

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @31416
    @31416 Год назад +1

    Thank you Roly !!

  • @andydunn5673
    @andydunn5673 Год назад

    Great review
    Thanks for showing us what you can do with this and your thoughts on it.
    My next purchase I think
    Cheers

  • @organjoe
    @organjoe Год назад +1

    Wow! That is impressive - never considered it for harp. Thanks!

    • @RolyPlatt
      @RolyPlatt  Год назад +2

      Thanks. Ya, I love it.

  • @papnevelde
    @papnevelde Год назад +1

    Great demo! Thank you

  • @airmojo
    @airmojo Год назад

    Are you using any of the Toneprints available ?
    That seems kind of confusing getting them installed.
    I assume that you can only have one Toneprint installed ?
    And you need the pedal connected to your computer ?
    Can you tell what Toneprint is actually installed in the pedal (assuming you already installed one before) ?
    I know that Ben Bouman uses the original 4 knob Sub N Up pedal with the "Polyphonic Organ Generator" Toneprint installed.
    It looks like there is an iPhone app you can install, but that could be confusing as well.

    • @RolyPlatt
      @RolyPlatt  Год назад +2

      Hi. No, not on this pedal. You can but it's really not needed imo. Yes on this I believe you get one TonePrint you can install. You can't tell which one - maybe while connected to computer. The TonePrint feature is really for geeks that want to mess with all the parameters - which is pretty cool. But the out of box sounds are very good as they are.

    • @airmojo
      @airmojo Год назад

      @@RolyPlatt Thanks Roly... I looked on their website and there are a "ton" of Toneprints... I think I would go insane trying them all, especially for harmonica... the "Polyphonic Organ Generator" is pretty cool from hearing Ben Bouman using it... but I don't know what would come close on the pedal itself !