Fairfield Circuitry Roger That! Radio Noise in an Effect Pedal

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2024

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  • @sarahbellereid
    @sarahbellereid  Год назад

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    PS: You don't need any special gear to do this-just a computer with VCV Rack (which is free to download).

  • @bryanschuessler2903
    @bryanschuessler2903 Год назад +13

    It's so refreshing to have a youtuber who highlights 1.) noise specific devices and 2.) how they interact with more "standard" gear-- and in depth at that! Loving it. Keep it up!

  • @iosifkalpaktsoglou2045
    @iosifkalpaktsoglou2045 Год назад +4

    In the vast wasteland of pedal demoing I find this to be a fresh breath. Whereas most channels market themselves as small homemade burger joints, they actually serve Macdonalds in different wrappings. After watching this I fell exactly like I do after I have eaten a good homemade burger.

  • @wintermute101
    @wintermute101 Год назад +13

    Sarah, I think I speak for all of us when I say that you have set the bar for pedal demos in 2023. What an odyssey! 🔊🥰

    • @sarahbellereid
      @sarahbellereid  Год назад +2

      Thank you!! ❤❤

    • @twoys440
      @twoys440 Год назад

      not really. collector//emitter does 10x a better job

    • @wintermute101
      @wintermute101 Год назад +1

      @@twoys440 open your mind

  • @jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171
    @jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171 Год назад +3

    This takes me back to my childhood days after I finally got my RadioSchack 120 in one electronics lab’s diy radio transmitter circuit to work, and I heard my own voice coming in on my dad’s receiver. THAT was the beginning of recording music performances for me! I ALWAYS had to record stuff through that darned diy transmitter, to the tuner. To think that other fellow audio enthusiasts would agree with my opinion, that there is something worth playing with in an effect pedal like this. It makes me feel a deeper connection with the wider World at large, and I find a certain assurance that I’m not crazy like my family says.

  • @citizenfox2582
    @citizenfox2582 Год назад +1

    This thing makes noises like sounds received from a broken future. I LOVE IT

  • @longline
    @longline 19 дней назад

    Awesome. I clearly need to experiment with radios, feedback, and pedals.

  • @sora8537
    @sora8537 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the review, that's goona be my first pedal fx then. I think it's the first time I see hear distortion taken to another level!

  • @hellf.o
    @hellf.o Год назад +6

    Wow awesome video so interesting!
    Fairfield Circuitry is one of the best company out there now..insane effects!
    And Sarah the recording quality of this is just great..such a clean take with such a noisy device (that trumpet was huge in it!)

  • @robhead22
    @robhead22 Год назад

    I love this demo! A true experimental audio artist experimenting with a most unusual device!! Glorious sounds, clear and intelligent commentary. I cant thank you enough. I’ll subscribe now. So that i can explore your other posts

  • @musicalSFCat
    @musicalSFCat Год назад

    Really enjoyed your F.C. Roger That! demo, played through your trumpet. Fairfield Circuitry really makes top notch unique dynamic effects. Recently purchased their Shallow Water - Special Edition SKFM. Remarkable modulator. Cheers.

  • @alexfletcher9915
    @alexfletcher9915 Год назад +2

    The range of crushingly inspiring textures and signal degrading possibilities on display here is awesome!

  • @MichaelWilliams-yt2ez
    @MichaelWilliams-yt2ez Год назад

    I just found your channel from looking at Fairfield’s Roger that reviews.
    I watched some of your other videos and they are really good.
    I like your enthusiasm and your easy to listen to.
    Please keep making more videos like these.
    Keep holding onto your passion.
    All the best,
    Michael

  • @bassimprovjams3772
    @bassimprovjams3772 Год назад +1

    This was absolutely amazing!!! I almost have no words lol, all the examples you used were so cool! And when you were making noises in the mic and the scream was almost haunting, the cool stuff you could do live with it could be endless, I could see the band Godspeed you! Black emperor using this. Well done!! New sub here 😎🤘

  • @culturite
    @culturite Год назад

    Fantastic demo, Sarah. Love the MakeNoise/Strega, Mother 32, and Hydrasynth sections and all the FX chain combos. Bring the noise! ⚡️

  • @chadromney
    @chadromney Год назад

    Getting Brainiac vibes from that vocal bit. Might have to buy this! Great video!

  • @CaptainErn
    @CaptainErn 10 месяцев назад

    You are a genius. You had me sold with the envelope follower demo

  • @unholyaudiochannel
    @unholyaudiochannel Год назад

    OMG - I was wanting to build something like this and here it is!

  • @brkencircuits
    @brkencircuits Год назад +2

    Love it. Great job Sarah.

  • @ArthurMusique
    @ArthurMusique 11 месяцев назад

    Wow. I'm impressed by the fact you're so calm, so nice in your explanations, and then release the abyss of the human mind, travelling through those experimental sounds in a glorious epic of tones! I came from guitar, and I've already been seduced by this thing working with it, but this is what dissolves all doubts: I need to buy a Roger That! I'm always looking for those harsh, noisy, and dirty soundscapes, and I think I found what I wanted. Thanks for this incredible video, it is as helpful as it is enjoyable: you get an additional subscriber!

    • @zbsfm
      @zbsfm 9 месяцев назад

      The "super calm and gentle" to "wall of hellish noise" continuum is the canonical SBR experience hahaha

  • @brianreilly6545
    @brianreilly6545 Год назад

    Thanks for the morfbeats👍🏻unique and stunning instruments

  • @obdmpod
    @obdmpod Год назад

    very cool demo

  • @stimutak
    @stimutak Год назад

    Great video. Super gnarly results⚡--I love it!!

  • @stubrakon9683
    @stubrakon9683 Год назад

    Great video! Thanks 😃 the acoustic instruments and vox sounds were amazing.
    😎🤘😃👍

  • @makeperceive
    @makeperceive Год назад +1

    New sub keep up the good work

  • @robriki2
    @robriki2 Год назад +1

    That pedal and what you do with it are both very impressive! Finally some real world example of sounds made by a creative musician and not just a guitar noodler. Have you tried it with a mic AND an amp? I play accordion with a mic and most drive effects gets me into instant uncontrollable feedback in a live context.

  • @brucebaldy
    @brucebaldy Год назад +1

    that got quite fun

  • @ZenMountain
    @ZenMountain Год назад

    Wow, I feel like I went through a nightmare. Thank God it's over.
    Great video though, thanks.

  • @miguelopy
    @miguelopy Год назад +3

    The demo with your voice reminds me to Mike Patton

  • @paraboxmodular
    @paraboxmodular Год назад

    Great video, have you seen or heard the Dreadbox pedal wich also have CV control ?

  • @sevvenass
    @sevvenass Год назад +1

    This pedal is incredible. Death Grips at 17:08

  • @asundayfireofficial2774
    @asundayfireofficial2774 Год назад

    That Strega/0Ctrl/Roger Trio is WHEW

  • @DeGroove
    @DeGroove Год назад

    I was especially struck by the contrast on second 33, 34….like going from hell to heaven…
    I’m gonna continue watching now...

  • @c4n0
    @c4n0 Год назад

    Lmao ive never seen you before and the heavy contrast between all the noise at the beginning and then your soft voice is a shocking surprise

  • @noisemodule
    @noisemodule Год назад

    does it actually have an RF tuner on the PCB or what? sounds like it's just FM modulating an audio source with (white/colored) noise... cv input for 'tune' is a nice touch

  • @daneguitarist1
    @daneguitarist1 Год назад

    29:05 did you sample Arianna Tysinger - Siren
    maybe muse near the end?

  • @orchestratedpassage9468
    @orchestratedpassage9468 Год назад +2

    their next pedal should be heterodyne and dash

  • @Humanitron
    @Humanitron 5 месяцев назад

    How weird does your trumpet playing get? Cause, man, id love to have some crazy trumpet parts in some of my band "Void Noise'" songs.j

  • @riotghandi
    @riotghandi 11 месяцев назад

    as always supernice video. but a lot of drive with all the sounds. more the distording character of the pedal.

  • @robertsyrett1992
    @robertsyrett1992 Год назад

    This pedal is like the gristleizer on acid!

  • @theactualBDG
    @theactualBDG 9 месяцев назад

    is this Rezz?

  • @PHILDIPALMA
    @PHILDIPALMA Год назад +1

    😃

  • @daneguitarist1
    @daneguitarist1 Год назад

    someday someone is going to invent a device that unlocks Sarahs full potential... and then goku is going to have to watch out

  • @sonicase
    @sonicase Год назад

    good review but i think it would be very hard to use this effect musically unless you were into the noise genre. what would have been cool is if they had integrated that ham radio sound (like the radio communication you hear in star wars). Years ago Moog had actually made an april fools joke about a new moogerfooger they were making that was basically what this pedal does lol.

  • @Da_Publick
    @Da_Publick 2 месяца назад

    There's always one product from a company that I wouldn't buy, even though I like all of their other devices.

  • @Screenshot1015
    @Screenshot1015 Год назад +1

    Sounds like shit…. I LOVE IT

  • @drewbongiorno
    @drewbongiorno Год назад

    If product demos were produced by NPR…

  • @kookle658
    @kookle658 Год назад

    24:42 hear me out...

  • @x.noybic7007
    @x.noybic7007 Год назад +1

    Yuppies discover noise music.