I love the Sloer on synths. There aren’t a lot of videos of it used on synths, so it’s always great to find another. Thanks. BTW, all the algorithms have sustain but only the Dream algo has it latchable. For the others, it sustains only when holding the button down. Now to find your Fable review as now I’m intrigued by it.
This sounds really nice, that demo at the start is beautiful! I think sloer is going to be such a great match with the fable, or other granular pedals like the microcosm or particle 2. I remember during your fable overview, you hinted at maybe making a comparison between the fable and the red panda particle. I would love to see that comparison now that you have had both for a while!
Very cool, but I would be more interested in a stereo Fathom. Slö and Slöer aren't my cup of tea, but this new stereo version is a fine release for fans - mono reverbs aren't the best use of reverb at all, in my opinion, but I can understand it being an unavoidable limitation in FX loops depending on a guitarist's setup (I'm strictly a synth/keyboard user, though, and haven't gotten back into performing publicly since the pandemic "ended"). About the Walrus R1, I imagine that your headphone brings out the treble harshness. I noticed it, too, though it is less noticeable depending on the settings and if you chain it with another reverb (which I tend to). You use a DT700, if I recall correctly? Beyerdynamic closed headphones, like most others, have a big 10kHz peak and potentially some lower treble harshness and boost. I recommend routing your headphone through a separate device with an EQ between the headphone amp and your mixer to flatten out that Beyer treble. Not even the open-back Beyers are free of issues. Other closed headphones from other brands will not have audio fidelity as high as the Beyer, not even the pricier stuff, so I would think twice about swapping out that Beyer. Then some headphones, like the Shure SRH1540 as one example, may have other issues with their sound, such as too much added reverb from their mediocre construction and some bad upper midrange resonance (in addition to lower fidelity versus closed Beyers). My preferred closed headphones are my M-Audio HDH-50 and Pioneer HRM-7. I had an old DT770 that I swore by for almost a decade, but sold it a few years ago. If I want more fidelity, I grab my Sennheiser HD650 or my old Austrian-built AKG K701. Anyway, I had no idea that the R1 got an update, I will have to check that out. I still love and use mine, as well as my Walrus Descent. I'm definitely a Walrus Audio fan because of these two awesome reverb pedals.
I use dt 700x pro x for my main mixes. I have noticed the harshness on my main listening pair which are a hd660s and also on my krk monitors as well. I have read multiple people having issues with harshness especially on the use of a guitar as the source signal.
Love your content! Do you think this pairs well with the Meris LVX? Considering rolling with those two as my only hardware effects pedals for a while to use with my synths. Actually, I guess that begs the question: if you could only have one delay and reverb pedal for all of your synth needs, which would you choose?
I think for my usage I would have an empress echo system and a Strymon night sky if I could only have one of each. But even with that I would be tempted to add a cloud burst or sloer to the mix... The soruce audio ventris could pair well with any delay as well and be an only reverb in my setup. You need to use the editor though to make it sound really good.
I love the Sloer on synths. There aren’t a lot of videos of it used on synths, so it’s always great to find another. Thanks.
BTW, all the algorithms have sustain but only the Dream algo has it latchable. For the others, it sustains only when holding the button down.
Now to find your Fable review as now I’m intrigued by it.
I really like this video as you have used the Sloer with a synth.
I will be replacing my Blue Sky for a Slöer.
This sounds really nice, that demo at the start is beautiful! I think sloer is going to be such a great match with the fable, or other granular pedals like the microcosm or particle 2. I remember during your fable overview, you hinted at maybe making a comparison between the fable and the red panda particle. I would love to see that comparison now that you have had both for a while!
Thanks for the suggestion! When I have the energy I would love to do that video.
This is gorgeous!
Should i pair this with my Lore this video is straight GAS for me 😂
Beautiful!
Great❤ Can Microcosm replace this two pedals?
Would love to see a comparison between Sloer and Cloudburts.
Very cool, but I would be more interested in a stereo Fathom. Slö and Slöer aren't my cup of tea, but this new stereo version is a fine release for fans - mono reverbs aren't the best use of reverb at all, in my opinion, but I can understand it being an unavoidable limitation in FX loops depending on a guitarist's setup (I'm strictly a synth/keyboard user, though, and haven't gotten back into performing publicly since the pandemic "ended").
About the Walrus R1, I imagine that your headphone brings out the treble harshness. I noticed it, too, though it is less noticeable depending on the settings and if you chain it with another reverb (which I tend to). You use a DT700, if I recall correctly? Beyerdynamic closed headphones, like most others, have a big 10kHz peak and potentially some lower treble harshness and boost. I recommend routing your headphone through a separate device with an EQ between the headphone amp and your mixer to flatten out that Beyer treble.
Not even the open-back Beyers are free of issues. Other closed headphones from other brands will not have audio fidelity as high as the Beyer, not even the pricier stuff, so I would think twice about swapping out that Beyer. Then some headphones, like the Shure SRH1540 as one example, may have other issues with their sound, such as too much added reverb from their mediocre construction and some bad upper midrange resonance (in addition to lower fidelity versus closed Beyers).
My preferred closed headphones are my M-Audio HDH-50 and Pioneer HRM-7. I had an old DT770 that I swore by for almost a decade, but sold it a few years ago. If I want more fidelity, I grab my Sennheiser HD650 or my old Austrian-built AKG K701.
Anyway, I had no idea that the R1 got an update, I will have to check that out. I still love and use mine, as well as my Walrus Descent. I'm definitely a Walrus Audio fan because of these two awesome reverb pedals.
I use dt 700x pro x for my main mixes. I have noticed the harshness on my main listening pair which are a hd660s and also on my krk monitors as well. I have read multiple people having issues with harshness especially on the use of a guitar as the source signal.
Synth Dragon, Im stuck bewteen a Sloer, the fable, and a Dark Light. I use these effects on synths and vocals. What do i do??
Sloer or dark light since stereo
Looks like a good pedal like the mood or loss generation mk2
Love your content! Do you think this pairs well with the Meris LVX? Considering rolling with those two as my only hardware effects pedals for a while to use with my synths. Actually, I guess that begs the question: if you could only have one delay and reverb pedal for all of your synth needs, which would you choose?
I think for my usage I would have an empress echo system and a Strymon night sky if I could only have one of each. But even with that I would be tempted to add a cloud burst or sloer to the mix... The soruce audio ventris could pair well with any delay as well and be an only reverb in my setup. You need to use the editor though to make it sound really good.
Thanks for the feedback!
They need to release a stereo fable next :)
Stereo Fable and Lore !