Yup. Sounds about right. But I visualize myself constantly using it and having so much fun. Edit: I bought it and use it all the time. You can use a lot of reverb, which I really would never normally use, but you can play with it because the gift of this pedal besides the ridiculous hi-fi tones, is that doesn’t get in the way of your playing. Also, if you record anything besides guitar, this is the pedal you want for vocals, drums or synths. My favorite are the effect on vocals and drums. It completely transforms vocals but also drum sounds as well.
I love that Dan said "...these reverbs go one step beyond", and without missing a beat, Mick hums the first few notes of the Madness classic! These moments are so ephemeral, yet so fun.
Very good chemistry between the two of you. Always a good listen and a watch. You both give each other plenty of space to talk AND listen. More please!
i cannot stress enough the huge smile that swept my face when listening to yall in the intro. please continue to do more of this! love your synergy and energy. also i will say that les paul tone melted my face off on the first notes. simply brilliant !
I echo (appropriately) everyone saying you should play with 2 guitars together more. Not only are the jams wonderful, but it really demonstrates the points you make about sitting in a mix, or having a part with an effect for texture, or comparing frequencies. More, please!
Its great to see how far you guys have come,and its been great fun watching the show's progress over the years. I hope to show never ends though, because then ill have to start learning how things work myself...!!
Spot on about these sorts of reverbs being transformative instruments in and of themselves. When I was trracking our first ep with my group we were lacking a synth/piano player at the time. I grabbed a big sky, no instructions, found a texture I like, cranked extreme setting and had a go. Ended up with what sounded more like a synth and orchestra than anything guitar related. You really just have to let go and let them do their thing. I sat with the guitar on my lap for most of it with a glass slide. Once you break out of that headspace the possibilities are endless and this isn't even for ambient music necessarily but just sonic soundscapes you could not achieve otherwise
Loved seeing Mick play the gold top LP. The sound suits him and he always sounds good playing them. And on topic, I can't live without reverb. It and a boost are the only effects I can't live without.
Just wanted to say I love you guys and your show. It's hard to explain the "simple" stuff while getting some depth and making it entertaining and interesting. Thanks for doing it
Yet again I'm late to an episode but THIS has to be one of the most musical, mind-boggling, fabulously stimulating, informative and inspiring shows you guys have ever put out. I may never be able to afford the necessary 'dinero' for any of these but man alive am I going to be experimenting with all those pedals I do have. Thank you Dan & Mick, love all that you do for opening my mind and ears (despite the hearing aids...).
I've never gone to Andertons faster. In four years of weekly obsessive watching and rewatching of your shows, learning as I go, I didn't even wait til half way. You were about a minute into the Nightsky, Dan, and programming that infinite loop with arpeggio. Honestly never pressed the big red danger button as quickly. Unchuffing believable. Massive respect to Strymon - I've been playing with programmable effects in DAW for years but it's never felt right. The way you both responded to the output coming from that thing was enough - that's what I've been missing. Awesome. Truly awesome. 🙌🏻 for TPS as always. Yas!
What fantastic playing in the intro! Brilliant reverbs with space for days! Top video as always fellas. Stereo into headphones is insane! “It’s going straight to the poolroom” - most aspiring guitarists dreaming of the tomatoverb
Omg, the end of show jam. Made me smile and also so beautiful, teary. And... You two have such nice personality styles and a supreme interaction style. My GF will watch just bc she finds you two so endearing. That's a win! TX, you two, as always.
Terrific show. That plate reverb tone you were getting out of the Chase Bliss at 44:35-ish was insane. And then Mick going full "inspiration machine" with it at 49:00... so fun to watch. Cheers guys. Stay safe. Play lots.
I get so much inspiration from your videos that help me with creativity. I actually purchased a Roland Jazz chorus and a strymon nightsky because of your videos. Thanks so much. Great show you guys!
Fantastic show! One of my favourites so far. You guys must play together more often. The pedals were inspiring but not nearly as much as seeing you both create and get lost in soundscapes together. Loved it!!!
Such an epic intro ! I should have known I would love the tones from the great playing and ridiculous reverbs. At this point, I’m going to want so many reverb and delay pedals, my pedalboard will sound like I’ve launched a space shuttle into the next galaxy.
I just bought a JHS 3 Series reverb, and I tell you what, for the price it's simply phenomenal. It's only mono, but the tails are so clean and there is a lot of variation within a very simple design.
Check out Pauline Oliveros and Stuart Dempster for their recordings in the Dan Harpole Cistern Chapel, a 2 mil gallon underground cistern that has 45-sec reverb time.
@@ThatPedalShow that tone of Orange is also the last colour the human eye can see as light drops. (I’m a photographer, I know these things) That’s why a lot of diving equipment like torches etc are orange. So, to sum up.....bare with me here.....if all the gear you tube channels fell in the sea TPS would be the last one you see. Very fitting !
Can you talk about your favorite dual function pedals? I like those to save space and minimize stomp dancing. For example I always both Chorus+Echo of my Truetone H2O with a single stomp, or my Zoom 70CDR for clean booost + delay for soloing also in a single stomp. For those of us who cannot justify a buying a switcher.
Woaaah! I've thought for some time that the AKG BX 20 was one of the most epic studio reverb units I've ever heard, even the UA plugin version is huge, but that CXM 1978 is beyond next level. Thanks for another great show 👍
That 'hall' algorithm on the CXM is possibly (probably) the best hall-type reverb I have ever heard. I am lucky enough to own some amazing reverb pedals and an Axe FX III. The best reverbs I have used, up to now, have been from plugins. This pedal looks very well thought-out with a perfect feauture set IMO. My £50 Valhalla Room plugin will probably get me close enough for the sake of an £850 saving, but this is the best reverb I have heard in a pedal. Wow.
Since I started watching TPS just a little over a month ago. I haven’t stopped binging since. I’ve learnt so much from you guys. Thanks Dan & Mick! Btw, that lick Dan played at 11:06 really reminds me of Mission Impossible II 🤤
That intro was beautiful. 1:04 was peak Mick - what a beautiful lick!! Gotta admit, I get lost in your episodes discussing the ever-more-subtle differences between gain pedals but I loved this show. More like this please! Flange sounds, Phaser sounds, Slicer sounds, Tremelo sounds. I realise you may say it's out of your comfort zone, but that makes it even better - take us on a voyage of discovery!
Whole show I was saying to myself, please don't let the Chase Bliss be amazing, I'll never afford it. One note into the demo.. I could probably live on rice...
Rice and a little bit of fish or chicken for protein and you’ll be just fine! Most bodybuilders prepping for shows eat measured cups of rice and a protein so you could get into amazing shape and own the best reverb unit lol btw I bought one myself. It was not easy to spend all that money but it’s one of the only pedals I’ve ever bought that I wasn’t back and forth on or considered selling for something new or different. I sold a few pedals and bought it. Not as hard as most make it seem if you have enough pedals you’re willing to part with.
In respect to the strymon doing a lot of crazy sounds and in search for inspiration, here’s something you may or maybe not aware of - The H9 (which has The Blackhole) has a feature in the control software called Random. This is an incredible thing and works on every single algorithm. 👍🏻
@@RaxFx Why would it be a paperweight? It's a pedal. It sounded great great when they came out, it still sounds great now. Just because there's nothing new coming out doesn't mean it's a paperweight. Strymon pedals don't get new or updated algorithms and I don't see anyone complaining.
@@JELIFISH19 you've hit the nail on the head right there with that comment. I mostly buy used gear. I think we've hit a point a few tears ago when we were presented with an infinite number of fx and recording/playback devices, that sound amazing, noise free, high definition. The creators of this tech are constantly turning out new gear. People buy it up and lasts years model seems old hat. It was awesome then and still is, a lot of tech these days have so many functions that many barely get used. We just move on to the next shiny knob box.
@@vandal_dk Wait should comes to the end ! Are you in Europ ? My Belgian dealer received the first batch yesterday afternoon so I drove fast to it before closure =D
@@jamiebarr9810 Yum! Maybe your comment just spawned a new genre of music with people singing about 🥓 bacon 🥓 with ping pong delays and thick reverb. If they brought in a B3 organ it would be Hammond Bacon!
When I got The Eventide Space it sounded like I was in a huge cinematic production like Star Wars, Kuebrick, or Spielberg movies. The stereo field was swallowed by the black hole for sure. Unbelievable but I decided to ditch it for the Big Sky which is a great multi purpose studio reverb too. The Night Sky is wild but it will not replace your main reverb.
To quote the hard times, "$1000 Reverb Pedal Models Tone After Big, Empty Rooms Your Band Always Plays"
Oh that’s good.
Yeah, then you take that sound and put it on a record and suddenly people want to hear it.
Where are you playing? I’m not having that issue.
Do I already have a reverb pedal: yes
Do I have money for these: no
Would I ever really use that much reverb: no
Do I want one: yes yea yes
This was my exact thought process for buying an Alexander jubilee silver overdrive recently. Zero regrets.
Yup. Sounds about right. But I visualize myself constantly using it and having so much fun.
Edit: I bought it and use it all the time. You can use a lot of reverb, which I really would never normally use, but you can play with it because the gift of this pedal besides the ridiculous hi-fi tones, is that doesn’t get in the way of your playing. Also, if you record anything besides guitar, this is the pedal you want for vocals, drums or synths. My favorite are the effect on vocals and drums. It completely transforms vocals but also drum sounds as well.
Dan and Mick PLS, PLS PLAY TOGETHER MORE OFTEN IN THE VIDEOS!
Yeah! I didn’t realise how rarely they play together until this video. More please!
Yes - that intro jam was awesome
Exactly, those jams are so creative and beautifull.
YES
Totally agree. I love seeing/hearing them jam. Gives the pedals and effects a real context too 🙂
I credit you both to helping me get through this Covid thing! I don’t think you guys know how important you are to many of us. God bless ❤️🙏
And you Jose. Thank you for being with us. Our best!
"Sit there and feel smug. Don't write nasty comments." Some of the best advice ever.
Truth
I don't feel smug or over-knowledge but I do value the right to speak freely even if it annoys someone.
I love that Dan said "...these reverbs go one step beyond", and without missing a beat, Mick hums the first few notes of the Madness classic! These moments are so ephemeral, yet so fun.
So let's see what unnecessary gear I am gonna want to buy today
unnecessary??? these are all necessary pedals :)
@@MarcoZietzling Vital even...
These lads have cost me half a fortune already...
@@johancarlson2774 I Feel you Johan, same here... And the worst thing is I am not even mad...
Stay strong. All you need is fuzz.
I'm blown away by that intro. This was FREAKING AWESOME!
Blimey, thank you!
Intro playing today was glorious
Thank you!
I love it when you two play together it's so touching and atmospheric, you can really read each others playing it's brilliant!
Everyday that TPS uploads a video is a GREAT day!
Thank you!
Lead us thru the darkness 🙏🙏🙏
You guys are incredible. Please keep making these demos forever. That ambient jam together was unreal
That intro playing genuinely gave me goose bumps, incredible tones!
Thank you!
FREAKING FINALLY you guys start a show playing TOGETHER!!! That was soo awesome!!!! Fikin' yeah! Ready for this episode!
Mick’s rock ‘n’ roll room-sound was glorious! Could play that all day long.
Very good chemistry between the two of you. Always a good listen and a watch. You both give each other plenty of space to talk AND listen. More please!
Thank you Kick!
I love it when you guys jam and really showcase pedals in proper contexts! I hope to see more of this!!🙌🏻
Chase Bliss CXM 1978 it can’t get any better than that, wow it certainly is next level. Great demo guys, as always 🎸
i cannot stress enough the huge smile that swept my face when listening to yall in the intro. please continue to do more of this! love your synergy and energy. also i will say that les paul tone melted my face off on the first notes. simply brilliant !
FINALLY - you're playing TOGETHER. Sorry if I missed that in the past, but, please do this more.
Pressed the button on the NightSky after many weeks of prevarication. Thanks chaps.
And Dan. The best playing I have heard from you so far. Thanks for the great music guys.
I echo (appropriately) everyone saying you should play with 2 guitars together more. Not only are the jams wonderful, but it really demonstrates the points you make about sitting in a mix, or having a part with an effect for texture, or comparing frequencies. More, please!
Thanks Oliver!
Its great to see how far you guys have come,and its been great fun watching the show's progress over the years. I hope to show never ends though, because then ill have to start learning how things work myself...!!
Thank you Graham. It’s fun evolving! Hopefully we won’t get bored and stop! :0)
Spot on about these sorts of reverbs being transformative instruments in and of themselves. When I was trracking our first ep with my group we were lacking a synth/piano player at the time. I grabbed a big sky, no instructions, found a texture I like, cranked extreme setting and had a go. Ended up with what sounded more like a synth and orchestra than anything guitar related. You really just have to let go and let them do their thing. I sat with the guitar on my lap for most of it with a glass slide. Once you break out of that headspace the possibilities are endless and this isn't even for ambient music necessarily but just sonic soundscapes you could not achieve otherwise
Love you two and all you do for us! Thank you and God bless!
Wow! Loved this. Entrancing in a learning room.
Loved seeing Mick play the gold top LP. The sound suits him and he always sounds good playing them. And on topic, I can't live without reverb. It and a boost are the only effects I can't live without.
It's nice to see you guys playing together. More of that, please
Thank you guys for today's session! The Chase Bliss is a game changer! Awesome noise!
This is just wonderful. I would buy an album of this! 😆
Oh, boy! This is going to be good. I recently got my Blackhole and I'm still diving into all the awesome sounds you can get out of it
Dan, you really have a knack for ambient guitar playing. Super impressed with how you brought best out of the CXM.
Cheers Jordan
Just wanted to say I love you guys and your show. It's hard to explain the "simple" stuff while getting some depth and making it entertaining and interesting. Thanks for doing it
Intro with you both playing at the same time is brutal!
It's hilarious how many times I forgot to breathe during that vid. Well done guys, well done indeed.
"The sustain. You can go out for a bite and you'd still be hearing that one." --Nigel Tufnel
Amen.
Good show lads! Is there anything these reverbs do that the empress can’t? I’m really indecisive about what to purchase
Yet again I'm late to an episode but THIS has to be one of the most musical, mind-boggling, fabulously stimulating, informative and inspiring shows you guys have ever put out. I may never be able to afford the necessary 'dinero' for any of these but man alive am I going to be experimenting with all those pedals I do have. Thank you Dan & Mick, love all that you do for opening my mind and ears (despite the hearing aids...).
Blimey, thanks Paul!
You guys played beautifully. Those reverbs are maddeningly goooooddd!!! I want a cxm 1978 now........
Thank goodness both are you are together. It bums me out when one of you can't make it. All the best guys. Cheers!
I've never gone to Andertons faster. In four years of weekly obsessive watching and rewatching of your shows, learning as I go, I didn't even wait til half way. You were about a minute into the Nightsky, Dan, and programming that infinite loop with arpeggio. Honestly never pressed the big red danger button as quickly. Unchuffing believable. Massive respect to Strymon - I've been playing with programmable effects in DAW for years but it's never felt right. The way you both responded to the output coming from that thing was enough - that's what I've been missing. Awesome. Truly awesome. 🙌🏻 for TPS as always. Yas!
What fantastic playing in the intro! Brilliant reverbs with space for days! Top video as always fellas. Stereo into headphones is insane!
“It’s going straight to the poolroom” - most aspiring guitarists dreaming of the tomatoverb
Playing together! More of this, please.
Omg, the end of show jam. Made me smile and also so beautiful, teary. And... You two have such nice personality styles and a supreme interaction style. My GF will watch just bc she finds you two so endearing. That's a win! TX, you two, as always.
Oh wow. Thanks Joe!
Literally just came to hear the CXM, and I'm not disappointed. Next reverb pedal for sure.
Very inspiring episode, indeed. Thank you, Gents!
Terrific show. That plate reverb tone you were getting out of the Chase Bliss at 44:35-ish was insane. And then Mick going full "inspiration machine" with it at 49:00... so fun to watch. Cheers guys. Stay safe. Play lots.
I get so much inspiration from your videos that help me with creativity. I actually purchased a Roland Jazz chorus and a strymon nightsky because of your videos. Thanks so much. Great show you guys!
Good chemistry happening when you guys were playing the night sky 🌌 love it!!
the BESTEST ever intro you lads have done. Great work!
What a quality episode! Time to go play with my Source audio ventris...
Me: debating on a Nightsky.
Also me: sees the TH-cam notification and clicked on it so fast!
Thank you fellas!
We had the Nightsky in store recently - what a pedal! So easy to get lost very quickly, definitely takes you places as a player.
Fantastic show! One of my favourites so far. You guys must play together more often. The pedals were inspiring but not nearly as much as seeing you both create and get lost in soundscapes together. Loved it!!!
Such an epic intro ! I should have known I would love the tones from the great playing and ridiculous reverbs. At this point, I’m going to want so many reverb and delay pedals, my pedalboard will sound like I’ve launched a space shuttle into the next galaxy.
We have lift off! :0)
That opening jam had Lethal Weapon vibes, was expecting the saxomaphone to come roaring in!
Another great show. Your playing is fantastic. The intro and outro were both incredible.
Thank you Tim!
What an intro!!! More of that please chaps. Very Brothers in Armsesque
Definitely the best intro I’ve heard on the show in a long long time, freakin sweet!
I just bought a JHS 3 Series reverb, and I tell you what, for the price it's simply phenomenal. It's only mono, but the tails are so clean and there is a lot of variation within a very simple design.
Oh man....that CXM’78 jam at the end!!! You two composed one incredible film score with that one. Absolutely gorgeous!
Fantastic! Was hoping to see the Ventris Dual Reverb on this one! Maybe you'll show it sometime! Love everything y'all do!
That tele was sounding majestic in parts of that Dan, Fantastic... I love otherworldly...
You've created a sound track to a movie about Space Cowboys.
Wonderful tones today, thank you very much
Massive statement from Dan! That room setting with Mick running the Strat through it sounded epic.
The opening reverb spacescape was cosmically inspiring.
Thank you Matt!
Check out Pauline Oliveros and Stuart Dempster for their recordings in the Dan Harpole Cistern Chapel, a 2 mil gallon underground cistern that has 45-sec reverb time.
Can you give us a link?
They’re all great, but having heard the CXM at NAMM, I can honestly say it’s utterly unbelievable. You two are the absolute best. LOVE YOUUUU!!!
And you Aaron!
I just upgraded to a 4K tv, and your videos look great on it. I can now read some of the gear control labels! Greetings from Iowa.
Great! Nice one. Our best to Iowa on this Thanksgiving weekend!
Pressing question that just popped into my head when the "Better sound in headphones" flashed past - how'd you settle on orange as the TPS colour?
Just went that way when I did the initial TPS graphics, Mick here. I’ve always loved Pantone 021C. No idea why! :0)
@@ThatPedalShow Orange is the most memorable colour apparently. That’s why it was picked for The General Lee, EasyJet, the old phone company.
@@ThatPedalShow that tone of Orange is also the last colour the human eye can see as light drops. (I’m a photographer, I know these things) That’s why a lot of diving equipment like torches etc are orange. So, to sum up.....bare with me here.....if all the gear you tube channels fell in the sea TPS would be the last one you see. Very fitting !
Knocked this right out of the park into the next city. Brilliant lads this is right up my street 👏 👍
Not gonna make the sound engineer “unhappier.” Good laugh at the expense of my sound engineering self, I love it :D
From us to you Jason. THANK YOU. We couldn’t do it without you. :0)
That intro jam is as good as it gets. Well done lads, well done.
Such a lovely vibe during your introduction: "Blinkin' heck!" indeed :)
Can you talk about your favorite dual function pedals? I like those to save space and minimize stomp dancing. For example I always both Chorus+Echo of my Truetone H2O with a single stomp, or my Zoom 70CDR for clean booost + delay for soloing also in a single stomp. For those of us who cannot justify a buying a switcher.
Legendary episode! So glad you went beyond your comfort zone for our enjoyment and edification :).
Woaaah! I've thought for some time that the AKG BX 20 was one of the most epic studio reverb units I've ever heard, even the UA plugin version is huge, but that CXM 1978 is beyond next level. Thanks for another great show 👍
That 'hall' algorithm on the CXM is possibly (probably) the best hall-type reverb I have ever heard. I am lucky enough to own some amazing reverb pedals and an Axe FX III. The best reverbs I have used, up to now, have been from plugins. This pedal looks very well thought-out with a perfect feauture set IMO. My £50 Valhalla Room plugin will probably get me close enough for the sake of an £850 saving, but this is the best reverb I have heard in a pedal. Wow.
That CXM is the most 'natural' sounding reverb i've ever heard. Amazing
Us too. Mick here. It’s really crazy good. Hooray!
Wall to wall tone! Cheers Dan and Mick!!
The Strymon pedal is..wow....amazing! The impromptu jam was awesome!
Intro reminded me of ‘The Division Bell’ album. Nice!
Oh god this is basically my dream episode guys
Great Episode Mates!! Reverb has always been my favorite effect... still goin' strong since 1986! Happy Thanksgiving, be well, stay groovy!!!
Yay! 2 people playing guitar at the same time!
Next step, let’s see if we can do it in time! #goals
@@ThatPedalShow Baby steps, shanti shanti.
Jahahah!!!
Love when you guys both play! 😃 sounds great and gives all the gear a bit of context too. 👌 keep up the good work.
Since I started watching TPS just a little over a month ago. I haven’t stopped binging since. I’ve learnt so much from you guys. Thanks Dan & Mick!
Btw, that lick Dan played at 11:06 really reminds me of Mission Impossible II 🤤
That intro was beautiful. 1:04 was peak Mick - what a beautiful lick!! Gotta admit, I get lost in your episodes discussing the ever-more-subtle differences between gain pedals but I loved this show. More like this please! Flange sounds, Phaser sounds, Slicer sounds, Tremelo sounds. I realise you may say it's out of your comfort zone, but that makes it even better - take us on a voyage of discovery!
Thank you David! Yeah this was a lot of fun! Mick here.
You guys should do an episode on non pedal effects Like slide, bending strings, vibrato , harmonics etc etc might be fun for us poor guitarists.
Great idea - you could even do effects compared to the real world equivalents... chorus vs a second guitar, reverb vs a big room,...
Cmon, guitars itself are too expensive too. Maybe they should do some acapella stuff?
I can't have been the only one who immediately went: MASSIVE LEGENDE HERE!!!, after that intro :)
Whole show I was saying to myself, please don't let the Chase Bliss be amazing, I'll never afford it. One note into the demo.. I could probably live on rice...
Rice and a little bit of fish or chicken for protein and you’ll be just fine! Most bodybuilders prepping for shows eat measured cups of rice and a protein so you could get into amazing shape and own the best reverb unit lol btw I bought one myself. It was not easy to spend all that money but it’s one of the only pedals I’ve ever bought that I wasn’t back and forth on or considered selling for something new or different. I sold a few pedals and bought it. Not as hard as most make it seem if you have enough pedals you’re willing to part with.
Currently living in that spot
In respect to the strymon doing a lot of crazy sounds and in search for inspiration, here’s something you may or maybe not aware of - The H9 (which has The Blackhole) has a feature in the control software called Random. This is an incredible thing and works on every single algorithm. 👍🏻
Sadly the H9 will not be getting any new algorithms - seems it will become a great sounding, valuable paperweight
@@RaxFx What a shame since so many people use them! If it's a paperweight, sell it on to someone who can benefit from it.
@@727strat Only got it 2 weeks ago and was surprised to read about the last update and what seems to be EOL of the product line
@@RaxFx Why would it be a paperweight? It's a pedal. It sounded great great when they came out, it still sounds great now. Just because there's nothing new coming out doesn't mean it's a paperweight. Strymon pedals don't get new or updated algorithms and I don't see anyone complaining.
@@JELIFISH19 you've hit the nail on the head right there with that comment. I mostly buy used gear. I think we've hit a point a few tears ago when we were presented with an infinite number of fx and recording/playback devices, that sound amazing, noise free, high definition. The creators of this tech are constantly turning out new gear. People buy it up and lasts years model seems old hat. It was awesome then and still is, a lot of tech these days have so many functions that many barely get used. We just move on to the next shiny knob box.
Instant legendary episode !
Just received the CXM 1978, mind blowing pedal.
Congratulations!
Received, how? I preordered on the first day and have heard nothing.
@@ThatPedalShow Can't wait to see your respective "2021 Official boards" ahahah ;)
@@vandal_dk Wait should comes to the end ! Are you in Europ ? My Belgian dealer received the first batch yesterday afternoon so I drove fast to it before closure =D
@@PeterGuitarSound I ordered directly from Chase Bliss. Sure it’ll ship soon. Cheers!
Who would thumbs down this? Always love watching you guys!! I'd love to see a Pete Cornish segment from you two!!
Thank you for this guys! This helped me reach a major reverb decision. Because we all know any reverb decision is a major decision. :-)
Don’t FEAR the REVERB!!! . . . Reverb is LIKE BACON, a little goes with everything! Sometimes MORE is even better!
And you know what's better than Bacon? More Bacon! And what's better than more bacon? Even more bacon!
@@BenFentem Just imagine putting bacon through a couple of delay pedals - BACON...Bacon....BACON....bacon...Bacon...bacon...
@@jamiebarr9810 it’s have to be a plugged into a Vox so we don’t lose any of that sizzle!
Best analogy ever
@@jamiebarr9810 Yum! Maybe your comment just spawned a new genre of music with people singing about 🥓 bacon 🥓 with ping pong delays and thick reverb. If they brought in a B3 organ it would be Hammond Bacon!
That intro in drop D made me run for my Tele, awesome!
Reverb gives me the most GAS by far. I need them all.
When I got The Eventide Space it sounded like I was in a huge cinematic production like Star Wars, Kuebrick, or Spielberg movies. The stereo field was swallowed by the black hole for sure. Unbelievable but I decided to ditch it for the Big Sky which is a great multi purpose studio reverb too. The Night Sky is wild but it will not replace your main reverb.