I have all the AFX pedals. I tried the mixer and was so impressed, I just kept going. The routing is cool too. I rock a Traveler Escape nylon, Cordoba Fusion & Taylor. My clean sound has never been better. I think a multi-effect with nice IRs would have been sweet too, but my old @#$ loves pedals. HF.
@jimicunningable it is always great to hear from someone using these products in their setup. The pedals really can make a difference in an acoustic setup, thanks for sharing your experience and setup with us and the community here. 👍🏼
In most cases we would use echo (delay) before reverb. There are a few reasons that would be our go-to. For one in the real-world environments, sound reflects off surfaces (echo) before being absorbed and diffused (reverb), but more practically we have found that if reverb is placed before delay, the echoes can become muddy and lose definition as they are processed through the reverb effect. That said, there is no hard and fast rule. We did an entire video on pedal order (see it here: ruclips.net/video/K_vKElssVQU/видео.html) and one key takeaway was that there are times to break the rules and those can be awesome, so it is helpful just to know the basic rules and then explore. So we would start echo first, but would totally experiment with other options. Thanks for the question and thanks for checking out our channel.
I have all the AFX pedals. I tried the mixer and was so impressed, I just kept going. The routing is cool too. I rock a Traveler Escape nylon, Cordoba Fusion & Taylor. My clean sound has never been better. I think a multi-effect with nice IRs would have been sweet too, but my old @#$ loves pedals. HF.
@jimicunningable it is always great to hear from someone using these products in their setup. The pedals really can make a difference in an acoustic setup, thanks for sharing your experience and setup with us and the community here. 👍🏼
Beautiful pedal, what is the model of this Cort acoustic?
You have a keen eye. That is the Cort Gold-OC6 Bocote model.
Thanks for the review! Guitar pick-up sounds horrible for my ears, but thanks for reviewing this one!
What say you? Echo before or after reverb? Why?
In most cases we would use echo (delay) before reverb. There are a few reasons that would be our go-to. For one in the real-world environments, sound reflects off surfaces (echo) before being absorbed and diffused (reverb), but more practically we have found that if reverb is placed before delay, the echoes can become muddy and lose definition as they are processed through the reverb effect. That said, there is no hard and fast rule. We did an entire video on pedal order (see it here: ruclips.net/video/K_vKElssVQU/видео.html) and one key takeaway was that there are times to break the rules and those can be awesome, so it is helpful just to know the basic rules and then explore. So we would start echo first, but would totally experiment with other options. Thanks for the question and thanks for checking out our channel.
The unicorn!
The pedal or you? 🤣 Thank you SPJ for helping us showcase this great pedal.
Nice demo, fellas. This very well may be my next purchase. Still some research to do.
We are so glad that this demo was helpful. Thanks for checking out the channel.
What about with electric guitars??
We have used it for electric and we like it for that as well.
Fishman product page says "voiced for acoustic instrument", so I am wondering about using with electric guitar.