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@@tomcaron9113 it works well for single note progressions, but it doesn't handle chords well unfortunately

@@DennyNarciso this unit is not stereo unfortunately.

@@fhvdlinde1 I believe this would work but I haven't had the chance to test it, theoretically you could run up to 3 inputs at once with this unit!

@@jacobwalker8565 I've collected piles of wires over the years, but you can either use a 1/8th inch headphone cable with a 1/4 inch adapter on one end or buy a cable specifically for that. I haven't had any issues using a cable designed for stereo in this way as the stylophone is sending out a "dual mono" signal.

It's important to remember that the signal coming from the stylophone is a lot LOUDER than a guitar signal, so I use a passive volume pedal to adjust to a level that works for me!

Oh okay, thanks! I was wanting to hook one of these up to the direct input on my 8 track recorder that has a 1/4 inch jack for guitars. I might have to turn the preamp down on it though if it has a louder signal like you said. I think running it DI will make it sound bigger too

Yeah, I don't know why people love unboxings, but they do 💁🏻‍♂️. There's a 9 minute walkthrough of this pedal on my "Flamma demos" playlist from a couple years ago if you're interested in hearing what this pedal has to offer.

@@Eztica11 to my knowledge it doesn't allow trails. The EHX tri-parallel mixer does, but that sells for around $150 which is quite a bit of a price difference.

@@6stringedpsycho718 the Humboldt Simplifier offers a lot of cab simulation features that this does not, but this let's you activate either a or b with separate foot switches and active volume control for each which can be very useful.

@@BLOODFLY1 Ryan from 60 cycle Hum did a demo of the mini-efx and I wasn't super impressed. I loved the MVave Elemental and the MVave mini universe. I don't have a good recommendation for a super inexpensive multi distortion. Joyo Batsin (I think) has some good demos but I haven't tried it myself. If you can get a Flamma FS 06 on sale I've enjoyed mine!

@@BearCares I have a cheap mixer I use as well, but this Sony recorder is absolutely capable of direct recording from an instrument like this! The only downside to using the recorder without a mixer is the headphone out on the recorder only activates when you start recording, so it can be difficult to pre-check your levels. Every video on my channel for the last 2+ years has been through this Sony recorder!

It's just a D-pad

@CookinBeatloaf I don't know what that is

The cables work perfectly fine for my demos! I haven't had any noise issues and switch them out weekly to plug in other pedals. Not sure if I would trust them on a touring pedalboard but I've never had any noise issues so far!

@@nerdebynatureThank you!!!!!!!!!!

@@BearCares I almost bought a second one on AliExpress for like 38 bucks! I like it enough that it would be worth having one for each of my recording "stations" in the house so I didn't have to unplug it each time I changed rooms. It seems pretty well built, more so than their micro pedals. I'm not gigging, only recording my goofy demos but it feels well built enough to work on a real pedal board.

@@piafounetMarcoPesenti yes, usb-c power only. No internal battery unfortunately, I have used a portable phone charger to use it but it didn't have enough of a draw for the charger to stay "on" and it kept turning off. Could be a problem with that specit portable charger, not sure if it would work with a different one.

@@andyshaw8047 yes, it can. Just make sure the switch is set to parallel. Having volume control over the channels is a big help for this type of setup!

@@jivinethpenas9923 I had the guitar in thru the instrument input in the Doubling Pedal, and the microphone in thru the XLR input on the Doubling Pedal. Then I had that set to send both outputs thru the XLR into the Corrector! The user manual explains how to do this, but I could look it up for you if you need assistance!

I have to imagine someone misunderstood the potentiometer or component values or something and then they went into mass production before they knew it. This is weird!

@@tigmil8116 it helps to know we had the same experience. 0 videos on something is like "ohhhh maybe this is gonna be great", 1 video is "maybe this person just got a bad one?" 2+ confirms that this was the real deal, but I still have no clue why the depth knob acts the way it does.

@nerdebynature yeah dunno if you checked my video out. It's not as good as yours and is fairly short, but the deep knob is my biggest issue. It makes no sense to me, and I make pedals and have no idea what this circuit is supposed to be. That said, though, I haven't dug to deep I to it, and after playing it, I'm not sure I want to know.

@@tigmil8116 I did watch yours and subscribed!

@nerdebynature thanks man. I go long periods of time without posting but I greatly appreciate it, and will do the same. I actually looked through some of your videos earlier and it's right up my alley.

@@Observer_Effect it's been a minute since I messed with mine but one of the buttons mutes the signal, hopefully it's as simple as hitting that?

@nerdebynature Oh man, I found out I was doing something dumb -- I was psyched it came and pulled it out of the box, not reading anything. And was just like: "Ok 1/8" connectors, cool - they must be for Antenna's to be on opposite sides, and --- well, then assumed other 1/8" jack must be audio out and had it going to speakers and.... needless to say it didn't work. :-) After a night's sleep, I looked at it again - saw it right away and it's working fine. Thx though! I'm psyched to mess with it now

@@Observer_Effect glad it worked out! It's not a professional device by any stretch of the imagination but that doesn't mean it isn't a fun/useful thing for experimentation!!

@@uvulapie I totally get it. When there's no reviews/videos online I get fixated. I have had the pleasure of posting the first video on 3 or 4 pedals now. I am not a huge distortion user otherwise I'd jump on it. The dealer selling it on reverb is actually who I bought this one and my Flamma Stereo octave pedal from!

@@billys2416 I *think* the only way to stop the save light from blinking is to save your current settings. Which never bothered me before but now it's all I can think about!

@@arichards5 thanks for subscribing! I really enjoy finding unique sounding budget pedals. It certainly won't be everyone's choice, but I dig it. It's fun trying out pedals that there isn't much information or videos on.

@@arichards5 thanks, friend! This one is a baritone! I love the clarity of the pickups and the separate tone/volume for each.

@@vivian2798 Update: this absolutely works! You need your constant channel to be "C" becauseif you have all three "off" you're in bypass so the signal goes through to that main output. Running 3 amps sounds absolutely wild and I'm 100% here for it! You could also do this with just one bass amp in theory, you would just need to have eq or pitch shifting settings in the "guitar' chains to reduce the lows and accent the highs! I have piles of pedals about, the strong majority in the budget variety, but if you want/need, recommendations let me know!

@@onlyusernameleft2 for $50 this is a great addition to my demo set up! I have an EHX tri-parallel mixer that has more bells and whistles I used on a huge stereo board, but it's a little less straightforward, plug and play than this one and was more than double the cost. It's cool to see Sonicake doing stuff outside of the box!

@@nerdebynature yeah, tri parallel mixer is one of the two I have. I started with a joyo orthos line selector and got hooked.

@@EnderGamer55 you could use it as an active 3 channel selector, for sure! But if you have channel a and b off, channel c is automatically on in bypass. Just something to keep in mind!

@@nerdebynature ty! :D

@@THR-zf6ti I'm willing to take a stab at nearly anything that's cheap that has an output jack so I can run it through pedals to make some weird noises. Theremini would be cool but is way beyond my "goof around" budget. This thing is definitely na gimmick and I've used it to make some interesting noises but it's not playable to create accurate music. And I'm ok with that. I might look into the stylophone theremin which comes in around $100, but only has pitch control movement

@@nerdebynature Sure that's certainly very fine - I just wanted to comment that if the antennas are like in that "Theremin" you will have no chance to control the pitch somehow correctly - what I really love with the Theremini is the adjustable Pitch Correction so that the Theremini glides to the intended notes in the desired scale! Its pretty hard to play this instrument without it --- Have fun making music or noise anyway 🤪☮

The first pedal is a treble boost (basically just in the video for the color coordination 😅), The Ray Gun is a multi mode Phaser (can't remember which mode it was in on this demo), then the Suga Trem Tremolo, and the Effluence Reverb! The tremolo is set very slowww. All of these are made by Poison Noises! Let me know if you have any questions or want to hear sound samples of any of these, I can add it to the "schedule."

@@adrianjaramilloman it is a very rhythmic/percussive pedal! If you're in a rut it'll definitely get you out of it!

I wonder how a fuzz would sound before or after it

@@luisgoregonzalez7394 this pedal actually isn't noisy. My guitar is noisy in this room of my house for some reason 💁🏻‍♂️

@@nerdebynature Genial entonces! Hoy lo compre! Me llega en estos dias! 💪🏻🤩

@@shermanchow4264 that is for watching! I plan on experimenting more with the replacant this week, I didn't test it with any dirt or distortion so I didn't notice clipping. I am glad that it has the retire mode to give me patience looking for the fun sounds in the escape mode.

@@nerdebynature I tried your settings at 6:30-ish. Nothing happened! The patch "escaped" LOL. Pedal is still fun for sure.