Positive Grid Bias Pedals | All You Need to Know

Positive Grid - www.guitarguitar.co.uk/positi...
We put this video together as an informative resource for anyone wanting to know more about the Bias Pedals from Positive grid. We go over sound samples, what these pedals do and also take an in-depth look into the software.
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Intro: 0:05-1:25
Sound Samples: 1:28-4:57
Pedal Match: 4:58-7:44
Software In-Depth Intro: 7:44-8:17
Interface & Tonecloud: 8:18-13:09
Bias Distortion Software: 13:09-24:03
Bias Delay Software: 24:04-30:30
Bias Modulation Software: 30:31-35:04
Outro: 35:05
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BIAS Distortion Pro -www.guitarguitar.co.uk/produc...
is a distortion/overdrive pedal that will give you the best analog sounding distortion tone with cutting edge technology. It allows you to virtually design your own distortion pedal in ways never before possible via BIAS Pedal mobile and desktop app, share and download distortion pedals from ToneCloud, plus Tone Match any real world distortion pedals.
BIAS Delay Pro - www.guitarguitar.co.uk/produc...
lets you quickly and easily design thousands of custom delay pedals from scratch. Seamlessly integrated with BIAS Pedal Delay for mobile and desktop, BIAS Delay Pro Pedal travels effortlessly between studio and stage. And of course, it’s ToneCloud-ready. Upload and share your unique delay pedals on the ToneCloud social network for guitarists, and download thousands of unique delay pedals from fellow musicians around the world.
BIAS Modulation Pro - www.guitarguitar.co.uk/produc...
lets you easily design thousands of custom modulation pedals and expand your BIAS Pedal arsenal for a seamlessly integrated ecosystem of distortion, delay and modulation effects. Wrapped in the same expandable BIAS Pedal shell, BIAS Modulation Pro is available both as a cross-platform plug-in and iPad app, which travels effortlessly between stage and studio. And of course, it’s ToneCloud-ready. Upload and share your unique modulation pedals on the ToneCloud and download thousands of modulation presets from fellow musicians around the world. BIAS Modulation Pro covers every ground - and beyond.

[@Sevenxsnroses]

Finally a helpful video on these pedals

[@vikramjitbanerjeetuki]

Thank you this was a great demo

[@guitarguitaruk]

Cheers Vikramjit!

[@usta028]

great video, gave me a real insight of how the software worked, I guess that thanks to the power module part you won't need an external compressor pedal.

[@ahall3823]

Does it effectively blend the dry signal with the effect in the same way that Strymon and TC Electronic do the delays? Or is all the sound running through the dsp?

[@MarcoFanton]

You forgot to disable the AMP Room! So that is not the real sound of the pedal.!

[@alexshevchenko7568]

Hi. I’ve just bought The Distortion Twin and I have a problem registering it. The manual says to download a PC version of BIAS Pedals but the link does not exist. Can I register my pedal via my iOS App?

[@pqsk]

Did you ever resolve this? I'm curious if you can on iOS. Thinking about getting one of these

[@alexshevchenko7568]

@@pqsk I logged into my Positive Grid account and registered the pedal there. Then I just opened the BIAS Pedal App on my iPad and added the pedal.

[@jeanbatiste8534]

No reverb on these pedal ?

[@diemturner5755]

Why do you keep identifying the delay pedal as the modulation pedal? 😊

[@diemturner5755]

@The House that Jack Built Cute. But I'm afraid not. There are two types of processing you can perform on a signal or, in other terms, two types of effects. Distorting effects and delay effects. Distorting effects encompass all dynamic processing, equalizers, etc. At its simplest, stuff that fucks with the amplitude of your signal. Delay effects are your reverbs, chorus, flanger, phaser, delay/echo, etc. What essentially boils down to time based processing. Its all based around a copy of the original signal whose position in time, relative to the original signal, is being manipulated. This can produce modulating effects, but not necessarily. At the end of the day all of your modulating effects are delay effects. But that does not mean that the inverse is also true that all delay effects are modulation effects. Nice try though. It's interesting you would perceive an innocuous question like that as a complaint. But you're coming off like you've just had a shitty day and came looking for some rinky dink shit to nitpick for no conceivable reason so you just pull shit like this out of your backside.
You're like a fork in a universe made entirely of soup. Congratulations dude.

[@threeleggedhorse644]

The distortion sounds are very sterile

[@econjee5442]

First