My first thought as I started the video was, "there is no way you can demo Mood2 properly in 4 minutes". Well, I was wrong. That was incredibly informative. Bravo. My favorite way to use Mood2 is to turn the Fade(Length knob seconday) all or almost all the way down and stay overdubbing the loop. The loop playback changes with you now, like a delay. Use tape mode with an octave down and send that into the wet mode. EPIC!
Thanks for this! Finally someone is using the Mood with a proper sounding guitar, not some ultra-clean zero boost sounds. Very interesting how the sampling can introduce "fuzz".
Loved the sounds you managed to create in this video. I didn't think I needed a stereo MOOD.... I was wrong :( lol Did you use a re-amp device to send your software instruments into the MOOD? If so, which one? (I've been looking at the EXTC model from Radial)
I used other pedals to get my guitar tone but the rest is only Mood. Most of the grit/aliasing is from down sampling with the clock. Also a bit from post compression and saturation.
@@Wander.Wonder Thanks for the info but I want to run the Mood as a mix level effect for guitar and a noise box that I plan to build. I want to record them into my DAW via a Scarlet 18i8
@@Wander.Wonder From Chase Bliss "Yes, Mood MKII is line level compatible. In this case, you would want to use a Dual TS to TRS cable from line outputs 3 and 4 into MOOD MKII and then a Dual TS to TRS cable out from MOOD MKII into line inputs 5 and 6. Let me know if you have any other questions."
Sounds like you are using the random waveforms while ramping..Is this the case?... I've said since I heard of the new random modes on the Mk 2 it's a game changer...also reverse polarity option too make the modulation capabilities infinitely more expansive than the Mk 1...
My first thought as I started the video was, "there is no way you can demo Mood2 properly in 4 minutes". Well, I was wrong. That was incredibly informative. Bravo. My favorite way to use Mood2 is to turn the Fade(Length knob seconday) all or almost all the way down and stay overdubbing the loop. The loop playback changes with you now, like a delay. Use tape mode with an octave down and send that into the wet mode. EPIC!
Glad you enjoyed my friend!
such an original approach to demoing this amazingly complex and unusual pedal..........................
Thank you my friend!
C.B. should be shipping mine today.............V excited.....
you're gonna love it@@willswitchcraft
No question.....thanks for your awesome and inspiring upload......so original and poignant.....
Thanks for watching!
A wonderful, comprehensive demo mate! Really cleared up a bunch of questions I had about the thing!
Happy to help my friend!
Thank you for making this video. I received mine last week and it’s a great pedal. I feel it much much inspiring than mk1
I agree. Still a ton to explore over here.
Nice one! I just got mine today. I’m so excited! Really well done demo vid. Thank you for inspiring us! 🙌
Thanks for watching my friend! Have fun exploring.
Thanks for this! Finally someone is using the Mood with a proper sounding guitar, not some ultra-clean zero boost sounds. Very interesting how the sampling can introduce "fuzz".
The clock has always been my favorite feature of Mood. 🤤
なんか分からんけどほんと欲しい
It’s worth the price. Trust me. It makes the most beautiful noise ever.
Loved the sounds you managed to create in this video. I didn't think I needed a stereo MOOD.... I was wrong :( lol
Did you use a re-amp device to send your software instruments into the MOOD? If so, which one? (I've been looking at the EXTC model from Radial)
Thank you my friend. I used a Radial EXTC Stereo for this video.
Great demo. Are you running some sort of overdrive after? Some of the sounds are super gritty (in a good way)
I used other pedals to get my guitar tone but the rest is only Mood. Most of the grit/aliasing is from down sampling with the clock. Also a bit from post compression and saturation.
Are you running it as a send effect? Does it accept line in/out?
I used a Radial EXTC Stereo to send tracks from my DAW to Mood. Not sure if it has a line level setting.
@@Wander.Wonder Thanks for the info but I want to run the Mood as a mix level effect for guitar and a noise box that I plan to build. I want to record them into my DAW via a Scarlet 18i8
I don’t see anything about line level in the manual. Worth asking Chase Bliss before you buy a reamp box.
@@Wander.Wonder From Chase Bliss "Yes, Mood MKII is line level compatible. In this case, you would want to use a Dual TS to TRS cable from line outputs 3 and 4 into MOOD MKII and then a Dual TS to TRS cable out from MOOD MKII into line inputs 5 and 6. Let me know if you have any other questions."
Good to know…thanks!
Sounds like you are using the random waveforms while ramping..Is this the case?... I've said since I heard of the new random modes on the Mk 2 it's a game changer...also reverse polarity option too make the modulation capabilities infinitely more expansive than the Mk 1...
I didn’t ramp through the waveforms but I definitely need to try that. Haven’t dove deep into the hidden options yet.
@@Wander.Wonder Interesting..
Huh stretch mode seemed really different from the mk1
Yes you can do reverse on it now..and also somebody said it's kind of more glitchy and granular...
I don’t have an MKI so I’m not entirely sure.
More glitchy and granular is okay with me haha