Man, I get looking at some really interesting, esoteric pedals from “boutique” brands, but I always end up coming back to Boss. They just know how to do a usable, well-rounded pedal.
I remember when I built my pedal board and was browsing all these different pedals and the flack people caught for making “BOSS boards” but BOSS pedals are very well built, they’re incredibly reliable, and the variety offered in each pedal is all up to snuff. The other pedals on the market do have their own “flavor” and things which are unique to them and make them worth owning, but when it comes to staples and “workhorse” applications, BOSS pedals have always been the best and most easily implemented.
As a guitar player, it's like you are in my head and know exactly what I want you to play and do to make a perfect demo here. Bravo! Thank you! I want one!
Finally a good demo. "Pedal of the day" guy just playing mindless chops, not really understanding how to get the most of the delays being demoed. It's good to have a bit of a plan demoing something like this and not just winging it IMO. Thx, sounds great!
Felix Blacksher thank you! I spend a lot of time with pedals before making a video to learn them and to decide exactly what I want to include in a video. It’s so good to know that it shows!
@@DoNoise yeah definitely. I actually used to do demos in the wee early days of YT so I kinda know the best ways to go about things. Like, nobody wants to hear someone figuring out a pedal on the fly ya know? Anyway, keep doing your thing!
Perfect pedal demo, I really appreciate how you did focus on the pedal and its functions and not on fancy lighting or guitar-hero riffs and stuff like that. It is a nice going back to early, effective pedal demos vs the “character” presentation that is all the rage recently (I hope this makes sense). I’m buying this pedal, and I liked and subscribed!
Well Done!!! Mine just showed up on my doorstep and this is going to be a great tool to help me on my way...and I so appreciate not having the mindless guitar god stuff. This is probably the best DD-8 video I've seen yet.
Great video. This pedal is so versatile, you can get just about as broad a range of delay tones as you can imagine. Stereo ins and outs means it works on keys too, the chorus at 8:21 sounds great on a Rhodes preset. You can do the same thing with +RV, i.e. take the delays right down and get a usable reverb.
love it. looks like a great modern update to the dd7. The warp, glitch, shimmer, endless reverse feedback ect are a very nice take on the sounds boutique companies are throwing out the last couple of years. for people that want a plain, basic delay there is still the option to buy the boss dd3t. great, now i want one...
Honestly, I passed this up several times because I could see it didn't show the guitar being played. According to all the other videos I've seen, it was confusing trying to separate what they were actually playing with what was the delay. To me, seeing the guitar seemed to help me distinguish the difference. However, I am glad that I finally watched it because you simplified it in such a way that it is easy to make that distinction. Also, the script just makes it so clear. Excellent video in my opinion. Subscribed
Thanks! I agree that sometimes with certain pedals it’s hard to understand what the pedal is doing if you can’t see the guitar player. I always try to keep everything simple (not that I’m holding back the virtuoso in me!) and it works fine, in my opinion.
I have a DD8 coming tomorrow. The very first effect in the video with the +RV and reverb, this is one of the effects I am looking to create. I noticed you strummed right at the beginning before you engaged the pedal. Then notated you were using your volume nob. Were you strumming one string at a time while using the nob and adding each string to the mix? Any explanation you can give to that first effect would be very helpful to me.
I’m playing notes or chords and then turning up the volume. Basic volume swell with the volume knob on my guitar. The feedback knob on the pedal is set to maximum so it keeps repeating those swells, creating a drone.
Is anyone interested in a comparison of the same modes of DD-8 and DD-500? Also, check out the description for timestamps. Headphones are highly recommended!
@@deluge1243 Yeah DD-8 modes are probably presets from the DD-500 (except for the Shimmer mode, though. They're very different.) I know some people like that Korg delay a lot but I don't see it around much. Maybe I'll have a chance to try one some day.
Nice. Great video. Interesting understanding. Especially the loop reverse long delay, trails on, and then tuning off to play over. Very cool. Great work. Looking forward to rewatching when I receive my dd8 this week.
More than a marketing demo, this video is educational as the functionality is tastefully demonstrated in a minimalist kinda way. You’ve raised the bar for demo videos. The product’s functionality set is complex. I just bought one and feel validated.
whoa man, very nice one ! Been using the DD7 with my sax for a while now. Just the Glitch and Warp mode are making this one worth playing with. And the Glitch mode is in stereo ! That's super great, even compared to other amazing pedals like the Grazer etc... Cheers !
@Eat your cake and Have it too Hey ! Sorry for the delay (very funny..) Yes, I have a channel with sax and effects music and gear demo :). Here is my most recent upload: ruclips.net/video/aUMKdPembN0/видео.html
Oh damn :( now I want to replace my DD 6 with this, because here the tempo of the glitch is controllable and the warp is actually very usable. They really did something very right here.
Lots to think about here with your demo. I had a Boss DD-5 years ago and didn't think to try some of the stuff you done regarding different outputs and Volume control manipulation.
Good video. I have the dd-7. Oh, but you forgot to add one thing. There's something called a hot mix. What you do is you play a chord with a delay going on and then change your feedback and your time knobs live while the sound is still playing out of the amplifier. You will end up with some Radiohead like sounds. They were actually known for doing some hot mixing on some of their CDs in the past before they had access to more advanced technology.
Like the DD7,the problem with these BOSS pedals is there is no subdivision control, dotted 8th etc when you select the special fx options like modulated delay.
By inserting the double switch pedal, on the right side, you also manage the tap tempo, besides by pressing the pedal without any switch, and you also get the twist, that you can only have it in this way.
Amazing video, thanks! I bought the pedal last week and I din't knew how much I could have get out of it! I mean, how to achieve the chorus FX is a really appreciated tip! Other than that, I can't overcome the fact that the pedal accepts a stereo input (wanted to use it to record some outer footages coming from the PC headphones jack) but it doesn't sum it and play it in real time if using the mono output from the pedal. It does it instead, if using the stereo out, but you lose half of the volume from the mono input instrument... That's the only downside to this pedal for me right now!
The biggest oversight by Boss on the DD-8, is that there is no sub-division control that the user can get to quickly. If I wanted to go from a 1/4 note delay to a dotted eighth in a live situation between songs, it's impossible to do quickly. You have to actually unplug the unit and press certain buttons to get there when you plug it back in.
The DD-7 has been a mainstay staple on my board for years, this I think will have to join it's side now. I've gone through a large amount of delays, including botique, the only ones I'm keeping are the Black Fountain, Dark Star, Meris Polymoon, and a cheap one from FRIDAYCLUB.
Nice! Best Boss DD ever by the sound of it, I have a Nu-X Time Core and that already has most of these features, but I use it conjunction with a Behringer DD600 (cheap Boss DD6 knock off) which I think I will be replacing with one of these.
Michael Gorman this is actually very simple if you want it to be. You don’t need to use the extra features if you like its tone and settle on the mode you like.
I love this pedal, but when I connect the plug in B, to get dry/wet, the dry signal drops volume compare to the dry signal with the pedal off. Does it happen to you? Doesnt happen when I connect the plug to the A input. I dont know why. Maybe a feature of split signals? Is driving me crazy.
I own a tonal recall delay which cost a bomb! Wonderful sounding delay but sadly started playing up and having randomly self oscillation time here and there which is a massive no no for life use! I contacted the company to help me but they just seem to lose interest?? thought they would offer to fix it for me?? so after frustration! I decided to go back to Boss! Bought a DM-2w and now ordered a DD-8! Never had a Boss pedal play up on me!! be careful with how you spend you money :) for pricey pedals, I can recommend Thorpyfx, I own a Camoflange and it’s a keeper and given me zero issues
Mine arrived two days ago. Well... I think I’ll need another Marshall now. This pedal is just awesome. Sings. Still diggin into it, but reverse, shim and the looper just worth the price. I have yet to find a mode that I don’t like.. And it sits perfectly before my Digitech Polara reverb.
@@DoNoise ehx echo #1, Digitech Obscura (very cool actually) Mooer Reecho, Catalinbread Adineko. Other than the Boss the Obscura sounds the best with the band and does all kinds of cool stuff I should learn actually.
Presently my favorite is TC Nova Delay because of BPM and precise ms. readout. I use the 3 preset setting, giving me 1/4, dotted eights, and 1/4 + dotted eights. that's all the settings I need, and it's quick enough to work live, without adding confusion ;-) Also you can do a 100% wet signal, dialing the mixknob, which I use on a pedalboard.
Does this pedal still have ping-pong panning stereo sound if both inputs are plugged? As I know older DD-7 starting work as dial mono delay in that case.
@@Wooburnmusic none taken at all :) I know people use pedals in different ways and have different needs/expectations. Hope you can find what you’re looking for!
Don't you have to switch inputs (A or B) to change between ping pong and wide? And what is parallel link and how do you get it? Can you please explain?
I don’t remember how to change the stereo routing but I didn’t need to change the input. Parallel linked means two delays (left and right channel) are linked (same delay time setting) so there’s no ping ponging or any other stereo image. It’s one of the routing modes. Check out the manual to see how it’s done.
@@DoNoise ya I kinda zoomed in on the dd7 image. Seems like 4 or 5 settings for delay in milliseconds. And an analog, reverse, modulate and a hold setting. This dd8 seems so much more. Thinking of buying the dd 8.
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This is the best demo of this pedal. No backing tracks. No long preamble. Just good, clear sound samples. Thanks!
Phil!
Man, I get looking at some really interesting, esoteric pedals from “boutique” brands, but I always end up coming back to Boss. They just know how to do a usable, well-rounded pedal.
I remember when I built my pedal board and was browsing all these different pedals and the flack people caught for making “BOSS boards” but BOSS pedals are very well built, they’re incredibly reliable, and the variety offered in each pedal is all up to snuff. The other pedals on the market do have their own “flavor” and things which are unique to them and make them worth owning, but when it comes to staples and “workhorse” applications, BOSS pedals have always been the best and most easily implemented.
FadingFires If it was good enough for Prince it’s good enough for anyone. He had nothing but Boss pedals in his board.
As a guitar player, it's like you are in my head and know exactly what I want you to play and do to make a perfect demo here. Bravo! Thank you! I want one!
Contentious Bone that’s great to hear, thanks!
Finally a good demo. "Pedal of the day" guy just playing mindless chops, not really understanding how to get the most of the delays being demoed. It's good to have a bit of a plan demoing something like this and not just winging it IMO. Thx, sounds great!
Felix Blacksher thank you! I spend a lot of time with pedals before making a video to learn them and to decide exactly what I want to include in a video. It’s so good to know that it shows!
@@DoNoise yeah definitely. I actually used to do demos in the wee early days of YT so I kinda know the best ways to go about things. Like, nobody wants to hear someone figuring out a pedal on the fly ya know? Anyway, keep doing your thing!
The chorus! Now i know what to buy! I get delay, reverb, and chorus! Instead of paying 200 for just chorus
Perfect pedal demo, I really appreciate how you did focus on the pedal and its functions and not on fancy lighting or guitar-hero riffs and stuff like that. It is a nice going back to early, effective pedal demos vs the “character” presentation that is all the rage recently (I hope this makes sense).
I’m buying this pedal, and I liked and subscribed!
JCBigCat thanks so much! Great to know that what I do helps.
It feels so nice to hear this. it felt like being in the saveroom of a game
The real boss is back! That glitch and analog modes are so amazing!! Definitely gonna buy one
This definitely sold me on the DD-8. I was looking for another DD-3, but this is it chief.
Well Done!!! Mine just showed up on my doorstep and this is going to be a great tool to help me on my way...and I so appreciate not having the mindless guitar god stuff. This is probably the best DD-8 video I've seen yet.
Le mode shimmer est magnifique et le warp super intéressant !
Oh god! Just bought the canyon and now I need to buy this one. Gonna have to sell it and get this to place it next to the RV-6...
Excellent demo!
Great video. This pedal is so versatile, you can get just about as broad a range of delay tones as you can imagine. Stereo ins and outs means it works on keys too, the chorus at 8:21 sounds great on a Rhodes preset. You can do the same thing with +RV, i.e. take the delays right down and get a usable reverb.
He’s basically just made a Boards of Canada album.
Dude I love Boards of Canada
The tattoo dude Me too.
@@deadapricot3362 I am just starting too look into there effects
I was about to click away from the video until I read this.
Boreds of Canada
love it. looks like a great modern update to the dd7. The warp, glitch, shimmer, endless reverse feedback ect are a very nice take on the sounds boutique companies are throwing out the last couple of years. for people that want a plain, basic delay there is still the option to buy the boss dd3t. great, now i want one...
I have been planning on getting a delay pedal for a while. Definitely getting one of these. Thanks for posting!
Glad I could help!
Honestly, I passed this up several times because I could see it didn't show the guitar being played. According to all the other videos I've seen, it was confusing trying to separate what they were actually playing with what was the delay. To me, seeing the guitar seemed to help me distinguish the difference. However, I am glad that I finally watched it because you simplified it in such a way that it is easy to make that distinction. Also, the script just makes it so clear. Excellent video in my opinion. Subscribed
Thanks!
I agree that sometimes with certain pedals it’s hard to understand what the pedal is doing if you can’t see the guitar player. I always try to keep everything simple (not that I’m holding back the virtuoso in me!) and it works fine, in my opinion.
I have a DD8 coming tomorrow. The very first effect in the video with the +RV and reverb, this is one of the effects I am looking to create. I noticed you strummed right at the beginning before you engaged the pedal. Then notated you were using your volume nob. Were you strumming one string at a time while using the nob and adding each string to the mix? Any explanation you can give to that first effect would be very helpful to me.
I’m playing notes or chords and then turning up the volume. Basic volume swell with the volume knob on my guitar. The feedback knob on the pedal is set to maximum so it keeps repeating those swells, creating a drone.
@@DoNoise Thank you for the reply. I got mine in. Been messing with it some. Looks like it's going to be fun!
i think all the modes are the best mode, very well played, no waste of time, a lot of ambience wich is rare in guitar demos
Thanks for giving a decent sample of each. So many guys play one chord and turn the knobs again, lol!
I appreciate the simplicity and the thoroughness of your projects, thank you
Magnifique. Tu fais les meilleures démonstrations de pédales sur RUclips. Impressionnant. Merci mille fois.
MCHiphopotamus Merci beaucoup! :)
Is anyone interested in a comparison of the same modes of DD-8 and DD-500?
Also, check out the description for timestamps.
Headphones are highly recommended!
well. i guess they would be spot on. I wish you did a review on Korg SDD3000 pedal. its a killer delay!
@@deluge1243 Yeah DD-8 modes are probably presets from the DD-500 (except for the Shimmer mode, though. They're very different.)
I know some people like that Korg delay a lot but I don't see it around much. Maybe I'll have a chance to try one some day.
That would be great. Can the DD500 glitch??
June Rigler it doesn't have a dedicated Glitch mode but I'm sure it can be set up to do it.
I would absolutely love more videos on this pedal
Nice. Great video. Interesting understanding. Especially the loop reverse long delay, trails on, and then tuning off to play over. Very cool. Great work. Looking forward to rewatching when I receive my dd8 this week.
My friend I just bought this pedal, and this video is going to be super helpful. Thank you for putting the time into it 🙏
More than a marketing demo, this video is educational as the functionality is tastefully demonstrated in a minimalist kinda way. You’ve raised the bar for demo videos. The product’s functionality set is complex. I just bought one and feel validated.
Thank you!
Hands down best vid on this pedal... period! Great job walking is thru
Thank you!
whoa man, very nice one ! Been using the DD7 with my sax for a while now. Just the Glitch and Warp mode are making this one worth playing with. And the Glitch mode is in stereo ! That's super great, even compared to other amazing pedals like the Grazer etc... Cheers
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@Eat your cake and Have it too Hey ! Sorry for the delay (very funny..) Yes, I have a channel with sax and effects music and gear demo :). Here is my most recent upload: ruclips.net/video/aUMKdPembN0/видео.html
Nice demo showing the ton of possibilities that pedal features. Thanks!
Interesting upgrade. I have an old version of this delay with only three options. Watching the video was very meditative. I nearly fell asleep. 😌👍🏻
LOL, No soundscape is complete without delays and echos.
Oh damn :( now I want to replace my DD 6 with this, because here the tempo of the glitch is controllable and the warp is actually very usable. They really did something very right here.
One thing I just noticed- other delays need the time, mix and feedback readjusted when you change modes. This doesn't. That's cool.
Love the drone sound you can get great sounds playing on top of it.
Wow all that with one pedal. Im sold
i was curious bout the tape mode, thank you mate
Lots to think about here with your demo.
I had a Boss DD-5 years ago and didn't think to try some of the stuff you done regarding different outputs and Volume control manipulation.
Brilliant thorough demo. Tyvm
Damn I want this pedal so bad now. Great vid
Didn't know about the reverse loop setup. Thanks
A very underrated pedal. So many hyped delay pedals these days.
This is relatively new but I have no doubt we’ll see it everywhere soon, like DD-7.
Good video. I have the dd-7.
Oh, but you forgot to add one thing. There's something called a hot mix. What you do is you play a chord with a delay going on and then change your feedback and your time knobs live while the sound is still playing out of the amplifier. You will end up with some Radiohead like sounds. They were actually known for doing some hot mixing on some of their CDs in the past before they had access to more advanced technology.
Thank you!
I did a bit of that while showing the shimmer mode.
Like the DD7,the problem with these BOSS pedals is there is no subdivision control, dotted 8th etc when you select the special fx options like modulated delay.
Awesome demo, thoroughly informative. Dunno if it's too late but - we need a similar one with the DD-7!
Great demo, thanks for posting.
By inserting the double switch pedal, on the right side, you also manage the tap tempo, besides by pressing the pedal without any switch, and you also get the twist, that you can only have it in this way.
very very good demo! thank you
I understand the modes, thank you! This is better than any other review of this pedal out there.
Thanks for a demo without a bunch of talking. 👍
Love this video. Very inspiring.
Amazing video, thanks!
I bought the pedal last week and I din't knew how much I could have get out of it! I mean, how to achieve the chorus FX is a really appreciated tip!
Other than that, I can't overcome the fact that the pedal accepts a stereo input (wanted to use it to record some outer footages coming from the PC headphones jack) but it doesn't sum it and play it in real time if using the mono output from the pedal.
It does it instead, if using the stereo out, but you lose half of the volume from the mono input instrument...
That's the only downside to this pedal for me right now!
Fantastic demo. That's me sold.
The biggest oversight by Boss on the DD-8, is that there is no sub-division control that the user can get to quickly. If I wanted to go from a 1/4 note delay to a dotted eighth in a live situation between songs, it's impossible to do quickly. You have to actually unplug the unit and press certain buttons to get there when you plug it back in.
You’ve done well. Subscribed.
Excellent demo
I've a DD 3 for a while. Looks like I need to upgrade.
Keep the DD3. And team up with DD8. Use it together for ultimate delay cloud.
The earphones..mmm ahh soothing.
I want to get something like this for the bass
The DD-7 has been a mainstay staple on my board for years, this I think will have to join it's side now. I've gone through a large amount of delays, including botique, the only ones I'm keeping are the Black Fountain, Dark Star, Meris Polymoon, and a cheap one from FRIDAYCLUB.
Same here!
Nice! Best Boss DD ever by the sound of it, I have a Nu-X Time Core and that already has most of these features, but I use it conjunction with a Behringer DD600 (cheap Boss DD6 knock off) which I think I will be replacing with one of these.
Nice Video. i love the shim mod
I just bought this. Your demo is the most incisive I have seen so far.
Simplicity is the path to effectiveness, I can see this being more useful for recording and more extended scenarios.
Michael Gorman this is actually very simple if you want it to be. You don’t need to use the extra features if you like its tone and settle on the mode you like.
nice demo, thanks
They are all nice modes.Darn!
I love this pedal, but when I connect the plug in B, to get dry/wet, the dry signal drops volume compare to the dry signal with the pedal off. Does it happen to you?
Doesnt happen when I connect the plug to the A input. I dont know why. Maybe a feature of split signals? Is driving me crazy.
Good demo👍👍
This was a great video I have saved this to my list and subscribe thank you 🙏
I need it NOW
Nice demo.
Thank You .... a very cool demo
I own a tonal recall delay which cost a bomb! Wonderful sounding delay but sadly started playing up and having randomly self oscillation time here and there which is a massive no no for life use! I contacted the company to help me but they just seem to lose interest?? thought they would offer to fix it for me?? so after frustration! I decided to go back to Boss! Bought a DM-2w and now ordered a DD-8! Never had a Boss pedal play up on me!! be careful with how you spend you money :) for pricey pedals, I can recommend Thorpyfx, I own a Camoflange and it’s a keeper and given me zero issues
Honestly the DD-7 nails the modulation and analog sounds WAY BETTER, it's not even close!
Great demo
Great chilled video.
Some very interesting modes there. The long Reverse in 10s loop mode is my fav but heck it all sounds great😜
Thanks a lot for the demonstration. Lots of function. I still wonder if it can also fit the role of a looper enough for my needs.
It might, but keep in mind that it cannot be used as a delay while looping.
damn fine, all around.
Mine arrived two days ago. Well... I think I’ll need another Marshall now.
This pedal is just awesome. Sings.
Still diggin into it, but reverse, shim and the looper just worth the price.
I have yet to find a mode that I don’t like..
And it sits perfectly before my Digitech Polara reverb.
Can it do dotted 8th?
Curious about this. I have 5 delays, not in love with any except the dd-20 Giga Delay but it's so big. Maybe the dd-200 or DD-8. We'll see.
What are the other ones you have?
@@DoNoise ehx echo #1, Digitech Obscura (very cool actually) Mooer Reecho, Catalinbread Adineko. Other than the Boss the Obscura sounds the best with the band and does all kinds of cool stuff I should learn actually.
Can't we tap on dd8 like dd7 ?
Presently my favorite is TC Nova Delay because of BPM and precise ms. readout. I use the 3 preset setting, giving me 1/4, dotted eights, and 1/4 + dotted eights. that's all the settings I need, and it's quick enough to work live, without adding confusion ;-) Also you can do a 100% wet signal, dialing the mixknob, which I use on a pedalboard.
amazing pedal . .nice sounds
Wait what? Shimmer on the delay.. much better than the shimmer on the reverb! That's something new!
Is there a way of getting subdivisions like the dd7
john maher yes it has tap tempo and different subdivisions. Check out the manual for more details on that.
New sub here and I just gotta say i love all these videos i like them even more than knobs
Welcome, and thanks for checking out the videos!
Boss! Always greats delays
nice demo thanks:P
is HOLD works like infinite sust?
Does this pedal still have ping-pong panning stereo sound if both inputs are plugged? As I know older DD-7 starting work as dial mono delay in that case.
This might finally replace my DL-4.
I don't think that you are a gigging guitarist ? Because so far you have put me off of buying this pedal lol ! 😁 Best wishes to you 🎼🎸🎵😁👍
Very rarely but I’m still glad to know the video helped in some way :)
@@DoNoise Hey Do Noise, no offence meant, sorry, best wishes to you, I think I'm going to look at some Strymon stuff. t/c 😁👍
@@Wooburnmusic none taken at all :) I know people use pedals in different ways and have different needs/expectations. Hope you can find what you’re looking for!
Stoked.
Is there anyway of using the loop function (knob turned all the way right) along with any of the delay functions? Thanks!
Nick16140 I think not. The demo shows the functionality.
I don’t remember but I don’t think so. Check the manual to make sure.
Самая лучшая демонстрация DD-8👍🏼
Don't you have to switch inputs (A or B) to change between ping pong and wide?
And what is parallel link and how do you get it?
Can you please explain?
I don’t remember how to change the stereo routing but I didn’t need to change the input.
Parallel linked means two delays (left and right channel) are linked (same delay time setting) so there’s no ping ponging or any other stereo image. It’s one of the routing modes. Check out the manual to see how it’s done.
@@DoNoise Ok. Thank you
They should make a bucket bridage version and call it the BB-8
How do you get this into stereo mode. I cant figure this out
I don’t remember unfortunately, you’ll have to check out the manual.
Great demo. I have the dd-8 and It is excellent delay pedal, how do I switch to the pingpong stereo option? i can get the wide stereo only.
Thanks!
It was something weird that included plugging a cable to a certain jack and turning the mode switch to something. It is in the manual.
What is difference between dd7 and this dd8. ?
They have different modes
@@DoNoise ya I kinda zoomed in on the dd7 image. Seems like 4 or 5 settings for delay in milliseconds. And an analog, reverse, modulate and a hold setting. This dd8 seems so much more. Thinking of buying the dd 8.
It'd be interesting to put in a sample & hold LFO in the expression pedal input. On glitch mode?
Yeah that would be possible with ZOIA. I should try it.
@@DoNoise Why wouldn't it be possible was the boss?
Max Matson no I meant ZOIA could be used as the LFO source, to modulate the parameters on the DD-8.
@@DoNoise Cool. Thank you for clarifying that!👍✌