I think the greatest impact a pedal, this pedal could have, is to make you play in ways you never thought of. Just a few notes projected into a different melody has such power. That’s the great thing about playing with someone. Something they do and you do in turn creates a musical conversations you may have never had. I hate beating a dead horse...but it’s why I have spent so many years listening deep into Radiohead. They sound like they’ve really been listening to one another and finding new ways to ‘feel’ for the lack of a better word.The way strymon and chase bliss are evolving means we are in store for deep dives into unknown, unimaginable landscapes. And this is exactly why I keep picking the guitar, either comfort of the familiar or exploring colors yet to be expressed. Great demo Rabea
You NEED to watch Christian Henson’s review of it. He’s a composer, sampler (he founded Spitfire Audio), and shaper of sound. His videos are all around amazing, and his review of this pedal absolutely convinced me I needed one. Not just as a guitarist, but as a studio guy who likes his hardware far more than a plugin.
@@josephwright5921 Kind of. From what I've seen, you can control how the effects work to an insane degree, but there are fewer effect choices overall. It's really more of an ambience tool than a reverb effect.
Very cool demo. I actually grabbed a nightsky to be my main reverb because all the functions for the most part are right on top. It’s overkill for sure but can’t deny how good Strymon verbs sound. The morph function is sick and you can get pretty crazy with that too.
I use a EHX Superego+ pedal to create drones and synth tones/parts from my early dry signal that SIDECHAIN parallel beside my usual guitar effects pedal rig. ( Two independent stereo signals, they mix back together in an old school Yamaha Mixer, pre 50/50 stereo tube amp) The built in effects on the EHX-SE+ were OkeeDokie and mono, so I got a Digitech RP360 to take over the effects for the synthy channel. Stereo outputs, a nice + for synth stuff. Works good. This Strymon Nightsky would do it better in so many ways. Enough so, that I want one even though I would have to add in the essential dirt. But the price is crazy high. Which is crazy for me to say because I bought their Volante, , new. And I really love it. I feel wise holding out for the moment. But I keep watching videos, lol! Thanks for the video! And I hope my ramblings help folks experiment with signal path and find their own sounds. This pedal is a sidechain creature if I ever heard one.
It's aimed at people who can spent $430 on one pedal. Still, Strymon has done a lot to get guitar players into synth territory, which I think is a great thing. Great demo as always!
I get it definitely not a cheap pedal but most people can save $400 if something is really important. I mean their pedals are extremely solid and roadworthy, made in the USA and the sound quality is exceptional, so it kind of checks alot of important boxes for me. Don't get me wrong, I have a very limited budget too but I understand it's a studio grade effect and not something every bedroom guitarist is going to need. Price shouldn't intimidate people, its like a Lamborghini, it's not made for everyone but for those that have an ideal in their head and will pay for a product that achieves their goal.
DUDE. You NEEEEED to check out and somehow review the Collision Devices effects!! any of them would be sick to hear from your perspective but I think the Black Hole Symmetry would be right up your alley!!!
I want this peddle and I don’t even make music I’m thinking of a mic in every room in my house put thru this peddle. So every thing from the microwave ping to a knock at the front door has this sound - yeah it’s happening
It's interesting... Your review actually drove me to purchase this. I think the fact that this tool cannot be put in a box is the charm of it. I'll use it as a traditional reverb in certain applications, but look forward to using it in the studio in less traditional applications. Rhett's video is killer, thx for the tip.
I would love to be able to learn from you. Your play style and versatility you have is what I want!! You are great man. But definitely should do a series with this pedal!!!
I have owned the nightsky since November 2021. I opted for the nightsky to explore sounds as I enjoy twisting knobs and seeing what happens. When I first purchased the nightsky, I placed my looper before the nightsky in my chain, recorded a loop and spent hours exploring the functions. I agree tho, the Bigsky is easier to use from a guitarists perspective. But everyone has a bigsky. So I'm happy I picked the nightsky.
Super helpful video, been torn about whether I can make real estate available on my pedalboard for the NightSky ... but with dual duty between guitar and modular synth I think I *have* to pick one up...
Excellent presentation and review! I know the Big Sky offers more standard options that are more suited for almost all reverb choices for guitarists, but THIS is the one I want! I disagree that a guitarist wouldn’t use it to its full potential. I work in the studio solely and I’d use this on keys, drums, vocals, etc. in addition to the guitar…just tons of stuff. Just because you’re a guitarist, doesn’t mean something like this isn’t a killer tool for you. That said, I have multiple reverb pedals! 😅😂🤣
Rabea this is yet another outstanding pedal by Strymon I love there pedals they bring out creativity your demo is awesome dude I’ll be getting this pedal I spoke to Strymon about this pedal saying I’d love a 1000 watt amp with NightSky on the Moon lol wow just think about that 😜
"you could write worship songs so easily..." Lmao. The Halo really did it for me. Does anyone come to your channel for worship music? Anyway you're too awesome Rabea, thanks for the great content as always.
@@lyrasimo some people play music to praise some sky wizard in a tax free building where old men collect money from listeners in trade for a bite of bread and a sip of juice so they can absolve there sins of week every sunday.
“Does anyone come to your channel for worship music?” Two things... First, it really depends on the church. There probably aren’t too many that play prog rock/metal, but different congregations definitely have different styles. Second, you can get away with almost anything if the arrangement and mix support what you’re doing. For example, Hillsong has an arrangement of “O Holy Night”, the old Christmas song, that, in terms of the guitar sound, gets heavier than you’d think from just listening to the rest of the song. The guitar isn’t particularly high in the mix, and the string section masks a fair bit of the characteristics of the distortion. To my ears, it sounds pretty distorted - borderline-harsh, even - but IMHO it really fits with the arrangement and mix. Here’s a link to it. The relevant part starts around 3:40 or 3:45, although I’d recommend the whole song. It’s a fantastic arrangement & performance, IMHO. th-cam.com/video/P8LuKI7cSkU/w-d-xo.html
I think that first preset sounds really great, I can visualize the room... I don't know if it's your signal chain but yummy! There's definitely a Pink Floyd vibe to it with the infinite button! I love it
This was a very interesting video and I thoroughly enjoyed it. At about 30 minutes into it that was a very kool sound from the synth/nightsky. I wonder how it would sound with a bit of guitar over that? Thanks Rabea.
This is super usefull video and not really a review but a user scenerio material which is great! I'm somewhere between synths and guitars and Your material really explains the usage of this pedal. For me it is for my synth desk :). Many tahnks!
The Strymon shimmer is imo the best sounding, most authentic one you can get for the money. So many others sound like you're playing a steel drum. As always, a great demo, Bea.
I don't think you mentioned it, but if you hold down one of the square buttons and turn the reverb MIX knob that alters another parameter for each section.
so you stuck with the BKP veneer board set for the strat or the Josephina's
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Dude you are just incredible guitar player! Love your demonstrations! All the best from Hollywood California! I know in England you guys don't celebrate Thanksgiving but I wish you from California a great Thanksgiving!
Fantastic, will absolutely get one and test with my synths. Seems like a very creative tool. Would be nice to have echo/delay which would decrease/increase pitch in scale, this seems almost getting there. Also wish that there would be more pedal that have "finger friendly" switches instead of footswitches. :)
There may just be more pre delay on the preset you tried on diffuse. You can adjust the pre delay on each preset using the live edit functions. Just push and hold the button under texture and turn the reverb knob down if you want less. You probably already figured that out by now.
I bought this pedal a few years back specifically for synths including my own MOOG sub37. This and the zoia are my two most expensive pedals by far and I’m a pedal guy that will find a good clone over a branded pedal when I can. For synths it blew me away. For guitar I feel I’ve wasted a lot of money compared to guitar specific based reverb (if that can even be called a thing) I was told to get a big sky before I bought this and feel sometimes I should have (for guitar) but I can’t ever bring myself to sell it because what it does is hard to replicate with any other reverb I’ve used. At the moment I’m in a similar position with the zoia. Not using it enough for guitar but works well for synths. I feel I can get away with what the zoia can do for less with individual pedals as I mostly use it for its delays on my pedal board. Think I’ll keep my nightsky and sell my zoia.
I really dig this video around 12:20, what I would call Rabea Floyd. I still have much more to watch. But dang is this pedal confusing the daylights out of me.
I've always found Strymon pedals to be a bit overwhelming and overkill for my needs (except one or two pedals). Great tools for sure but more suited for a studio use in my opinion.
Really enjoyed the foray into the mini moog... as a fellow multi instrument (code for short attention span in my case) player, it's cool to see a departure from just the guitar. Would you consider doing a segment on putting together all the separate instruments into one short demo song?
great review. i have the same neon guitar lamp and have photographed and created wallpaper of it on my computer. i tried to enclose a pic but it won't work. thanks,
OK,, said this many times . you have the absolute best FKNG tone ever.. Dude.. I will add that after purchasing the Benson preamp pedal... Placing it After my valve preamp pedal, I'm pretty damn close.. Actually ... I'm happy w it.. But your tone is literally perfect
For ambient? I agree with the comment below, a rack mount is needed. Adding I'm sensitive to using a foot pedal on a desk - you've seen the state of some stages, God knows what's on our shoes!!!!
Been waiting for your video just to see what you‘d do with it 😁 But I already decided against getting it after Rhett‘s video. I‘m a set and forget kinda guy so it’s a bit too much money for that.
Actually, we could say that this is not a pedal; it's almost a synthesizer (without oscillators). So, if a have already my synths for doing sound design, I prefer the Bigsky instead.
Yeah id choose this fo sho... what it can do for reverb on guitar is just one aspect i have a roli seaboard rise 25 which would love this deck to bits... the more expression in performance the better for me...
If you think of this like a piece of outboard equipment, it's not that expensive, relatively speaking, of course. In comparison to analog studio compressors and stuff like that.
Hey buddy. Quick question about this and the volante. Does it have carry over function... when you turn it off trails keep going I can seem to find anything about it any where. I love my volante but hate when I build up a big sound when I go to change present or sound the trails are all shut off.
I think it would have been a lot better and cooler if they had designed the sequencer to modify all the knobs or parameters. in other words, do like an elektron style step lock sequencer. it would have been much more musical and useful in my opinion..
I think the greatest impact a pedal, this pedal could have, is to make you play in ways you never thought of. Just a few notes projected into a different melody has such power. That’s the great thing about playing with someone. Something they do and you do in turn creates a musical conversations you may have never had. I hate beating a dead horse...but it’s why I have spent so many years listening deep into Radiohead. They sound like they’ve really been listening to one another and finding new ways to ‘feel’ for the lack of a better word.The way strymon and chase bliss are evolving means we are in store for deep dives into unknown, unimaginable landscapes. And this is exactly why I keep picking the guitar, either comfort of the familiar or exploring colors yet to be expressed.
Great demo Rabea
You NEED to watch Christian Henson’s review of it.
He’s a composer, sampler (he founded Spitfire Audio), and shaper of sound. His videos are all around amazing, and his review of this pedal absolutely convinced me I needed one. Not just as a guitarist, but as a studio guy who likes his hardware far more than a plugin.
Loved that video, good call!
Came for the Night Sky, stayed for the Strat! Also the Moog and arpeggiator.
There are many ways to play a synth, especially a Sub or Subsequent 37. No need to apologize.
Excellent choice of synth. Excellent video.
Synth players / noodlers.
It's about time Strymon just stopped messing around and did a rackmount or desktop multiFX unit with a shitload of inputs.
Agreed, so many dudes use these in the studio, why no rack mount with plug-in control
This has to be coming but my guess is in a desktop formfactor.
Well, they have the Starlab eurorack box!
I can tell by the number of buttons that this pedal is more than expensive.
I'd say fifty quid each button, this logic is sound lol
Shockingly, it's less expensive than the Big Sky.
@@JustSomeGuy Can it do everything that the Blue Sky can do?
@@josephwright5921 Kind of. From what I've seen, you can control how the effects work to an insane degree, but there are fewer effect choices overall. It's really more of an ambience tool than a reverb effect.
@@josephwright5921 It's a Reverb Synth. It's a super nice reverb with freeze and synth style effects. Genius.
Very cool demo. I actually grabbed a nightsky to be my main reverb because all the functions for the most part are right on top. It’s overkill for sure but can’t deny how good Strymon verbs sound. The morph function is sick and you can get pretty crazy with that too.
When it had the delay vibe, I kept waiting for him to drop into Run Like Hell.
At around 26 minutes, I think you demonstrated that you could write the next Tron soundtrack haha.
I reckon it's aimed at people who see modular analog synths and think "yeah, that looks pretty simple."
I use a EHX Superego+ pedal to create drones and synth tones/parts from my early dry signal that SIDECHAIN parallel beside my usual guitar effects pedal rig. ( Two independent stereo signals, they mix back together in an old school Yamaha Mixer, pre 50/50 stereo tube amp) The built in effects on the EHX-SE+ were OkeeDokie and mono, so I got a Digitech RP360 to take over the effects for the synthy channel. Stereo outputs, a nice + for synth stuff. Works good.
This Strymon Nightsky would do it better in so many ways. Enough so, that I want one even though I would have to add in the essential dirt. But the price is crazy high. Which is crazy for me to say because I bought their Volante, , new. And I really love it.
I feel wise holding out for the moment. But I keep watching videos, lol! Thanks for the video! And I hope my ramblings help folks experiment with signal path and find their own sounds. This pedal is a sidechain creature if I ever heard one.
Yay for the Moog! Very cool to see it used with both guitar and synth. I would love to hear this with my Model D.
It's aimed at people who can spent $430 on one pedal. Still, Strymon has done a lot to get guitar players into synth territory, which I think is a great thing. Great demo as always!
I get it definitely not a cheap pedal but most people can save $400 if something is really important. I mean their pedals are extremely solid and roadworthy, made in the USA and the sound quality is exceptional, so it kind of checks alot of important boxes for me. Don't get me wrong, I have a very limited budget too but I understand it's a studio grade effect and not something every bedroom guitarist is going to need. Price shouldn't intimidate people, its like a Lamborghini, it's not made for everyone but for those that have an ideal in their head and will pay for a product that achieves their goal.
DUDE. You NEEEEED to check out and somehow review the Collision Devices effects!! any of them would be sick to hear from your perspective but I think the Black Hole Symmetry would be right up your alley!!!
Thanks Rabea. This is by far the best and most comprehensive demo I've seen and demystifies many aspects of the pedal. Keep up the great work
I want this peddle and I don’t even make music I’m thinking of a mic in every room in my house put thru this peddle. So every thing from the microwave ping to a knock at the front door has this sound - yeah it’s happening
It's interesting... Your review actually drove me to purchase this. I think the fact that this tool cannot be put in a box is the charm of it. I'll use it as a traditional reverb in certain applications, but look forward to using it in the studio in less traditional applications. Rhett's video is killer, thx for the tip.
I would love to be able to learn from you. Your play style and versatility you have is what I want!! You are great man. But definitely should do a series with this pedal!!!
I have owned the nightsky since November 2021. I opted for the nightsky to explore sounds as I enjoy twisting knobs and seeing what happens. When I first purchased the nightsky, I placed my looper before the nightsky in my chain, recorded a loop and spent hours exploring the functions. I agree tho, the Bigsky is easier to use from a guitarists perspective. But everyone has a bigsky. So I'm happy I picked the nightsky.
When you sustain the delayed sounds is when delay acts like a reverb.
Thank you for this demo. Your version doing some of the extremes helped explain exactly what is being affected and what the ranges are.
Love the strymon demos, man. Great stuff
Sweet. I could see myself getting lost noodling at home with those scapes holding underneath. "Glimmer to your shimmer" Brilliant!
Stunner, love the tones with the strat and synth.
Super helpful video, been torn about whether I can make real estate available on my pedalboard for the NightSky ... but with dual duty between guitar and modular synth I think I *have* to pick one up...
Excellent presentation and review! I know the Big Sky offers more standard options that are more suited for almost all reverb choices for guitarists, but THIS is the one I want! I disagree that a guitarist wouldn’t use it to its full potential. I work in the studio solely and I’d use this on keys, drums, vocals, etc. in addition to the guitar…just tons of stuff. Just because you’re a guitarist, doesn’t mean something like this isn’t a killer tool for you. That said, I have multiple reverb pedals! 😅😂🤣
Some Mark Knopfler vibes from 23:28 minutes in!
Great demo and commentary. As I'm primarily a keyboardist, I especially like that you show it with keys as well as guitar.
Can you do a review on the keely dark side? Not many reviews on TH-cam and your amazing at telling me Which pedal to buy lol thanks
Awesome, new to this channel but enjoying very, very much
Rabea this is yet another outstanding pedal by Strymon I love there pedals they bring out creativity your demo is awesome dude I’ll be getting this pedal
I spoke to Strymon about this pedal saying I’d love a 1000 watt amp with NightSky on the Moon lol wow just think about that 😜
30:08 HA! nailed it! really great video and these are the sounds I'm looking for. thanks for the vid
Really great video, best demo of the night sky I've seen. And I've seen a lot
"you could write worship songs so easily..." Lmao. The Halo really did it for me. Does anyone come to your channel for worship music? Anyway you're too awesome Rabea, thanks for the great content as always.
Oddly enough I play at church and Bea's sound is one of my great inspirations
worship songs ? wtf are those ?
@@lyrasimo some people play music to praise some sky wizard in a tax free building where old men collect money from listeners in trade for a bite of bread and a sip of juice so they can absolve there sins of week every sunday.
“Does anyone come to your channel for worship music?”
Two things...
First, it really depends on the church. There probably aren’t too many that play prog rock/metal, but different congregations definitely have different styles.
Second, you can get away with almost anything if the arrangement and mix support what you’re doing. For example, Hillsong has an arrangement of “O Holy Night”, the old Christmas song, that, in terms of the guitar sound, gets heavier than you’d think from just listening to the rest of the song. The guitar isn’t particularly high in the mix, and the string section masks a fair bit of the characteristics of the distortion. To my ears, it sounds pretty distorted - borderline-harsh, even - but IMHO it really fits with the arrangement and mix. Here’s a link to it. The relevant part starts around 3:40 or 3:45, although I’d recommend the whole song. It’s a fantastic arrangement & performance, IMHO. th-cam.com/video/P8LuKI7cSkU/w-d-xo.html
@@KR-no1or And some people are public douchbags who proclaim their superiority by putting down others for no good reason at all.
Whoa! At 6:25 you recreated the background squeals that The Beatles used in "Tomorrow Never Knows." High Five!
That moog section 👌
"You can write worship songs so easily with this pedal" so true! PnW is frustratingly predictable and very reverb heavy.
Love the work Bea
Yeah very predictable and having bought this pedal I can say this won't break the mould
You are so a great guitar player, I'd like to be able to do that too - Great Studio! WOW REVERB !!
Big fan of strymon here, i have 3 of their pedals and i am thinking to buy this one too
I think that first preset sounds really great, I can visualize the room... I don't know if it's your signal chain but yummy! There's definitely a Pink Floyd vibe to it with the infinite button! I love it
I’ve been waiting for this video!!
This was a very interesting video and I thoroughly enjoyed it. At about 30 minutes into it that was a very kool sound from the synth/nightsky. I wonder how it would sound with a bit of guitar over that? Thanks Rabea.
Can you please make another ambient noodling video, pretty please
I’ll second that!
This is super usefull video and not really a review but a user scenerio material which is great! I'm somewhere between synths and guitars and Your material really explains the usage of this pedal. For me it is for my synth desk :). Many tahnks!
Oh my god!!! The long awaited!!!
Killer video as always though Bea, you're a weopen legend 💯💯💯
Amazing pedal for key players. Wouldn't bother as guitar player myself.
14:00 is kinda the thing I enjoy doing with a Tanpura backing track.
The Strymon shimmer is imo the best sounding, most authentic one you can get for the money. So many others sound like you're playing a steel drum.
As always, a great demo, Bea.
The Specular Tempus has an amazing Shimmer
I don't think you mentioned it, but if you hold down one of the square buttons and turn the reverb MIX knob that alters another parameter for each section.
so you stuck with the BKP veneer board set for the strat or the Josephina's
Dude you are just incredible guitar player! Love your demonstrations! All the best from Hollywood California! I know in England you guys don't celebrate Thanksgiving but I wish you from California a great Thanksgiving!
Awesome Bea!! Thank you :)
I have the big sky, is it worth adding this to my board?
Well now I need this
Sounds sick, would love to see you review the new 7 series by Mooer, particularly the A7, I think you'd love it!
Fantastic, will absolutely get one and test with my synths. Seems like a very creative tool. Would be nice to have echo/delay which would decrease/increase pitch in scale, this seems almost getting there. Also wish that there would be more pedal that have "finger friendly" switches instead of footswitches. :)
I'm doing the exact same thing! Thanks for the inspiration. Mark Bensette Aux Bois 🇨🇦.
Will the intro become full track? Would love to listen it on repeat!
Finally you’re using the moog!!!! Yeeeeaaaah
There may just be more pre delay on the preset you tried on diffuse. You can adjust the pre delay on each preset using the live edit functions. Just push and hold the button under texture and turn the reverb knob down if you want less. You probably already figured that out by now.
"Here is the nice guy!"
I bought this pedal a few years back specifically for synths including my own MOOG sub37. This and the zoia are my two most expensive pedals by far and I’m a pedal guy that will find a good clone over a branded pedal when I can. For synths it blew me away. For guitar I feel I’ve wasted a lot of money compared to guitar specific based reverb (if that can even be called a thing) I was told to get a big sky before I bought this and feel sometimes I should have (for guitar) but I can’t ever bring myself to sell it because what it does is hard to replicate with any other reverb I’ve used. At the moment I’m in a similar position with the zoia. Not using it enough for guitar but works well for synths. I feel I can get away with what the zoia can do for less with individual pedals as I mostly use it for its delays on my pedal board. Think I’ll keep my nightsky and sell my zoia.
I need to get a synth.
I really dig this video around 12:20, what I would call Rabea Floyd. I still have much more to watch. But dang is this pedal confusing the daylights out of me.
Love the Neumann monitors also.
I hope one day to have a room as cool as yours mate!
There's so much more under the hood of this pedal... Really need to learn it before reviewing it...just like the Microcosm...
Fascinating how you look more and more like Ben Stiller as the music store guy in the Tenacious D movie! Coincidence?
Except he already has the pick of destiny...
I've always found Strymon pedals to be a bit overwhelming and overkill for my needs (except one or two pedals).
Great tools for sure but more suited for a studio use in my opinion.
Really enjoyed the foray into the mini moog... as a fellow multi instrument (code for short attention span in my case) player, it's cool to see a departure from just the guitar. Would you consider doing a segment on putting together all the separate instruments into one short demo song?
Love the Lateralus Tee Bea
great review. i have the same neon guitar lamp and have photographed and created wallpaper of it on my computer. i tried to enclose a pic but it won't work. thanks,
OK,, said this many times . you have the absolute best FKNG tone ever.. Dude.. I will add that after purchasing the Benson preamp pedal... Placing it After my valve preamp pedal, I'm pretty damn close.. Actually ... I'm happy w it.. But your tone is literally perfect
thanks bro, good video.
For ambient? I agree with the comment below, a rack mount is needed. Adding I'm sensitive to using a foot pedal on a desk - you've seen the state of some stages, God knows what's on our shoes!!!!
This demo really shows your value as an influencer. I would never have though to buy one of these before watching this. Unreal playing as always!
Liked your shirt 🌀🌀🌀
Been waiting for your video just to see what you‘d do with it 😁 But I already decided against getting it after Rhett‘s video. I‘m a set and forget kinda guy so it’s a bit too much money for that.
Omar and the Mars volta where u at
I don't think Omar makes crazy shit so much anymore, I haven't liked much he's put out for a couple years
@@benjaminfowler4513 Yeah unfortunately he and TMV peaked around mid-late 2000's
Great !
amazing versatility.
So good reverb that delay is not needed
yet i can't wait to hook it up to sdd-3000 anyway
Great video... 26:47 freaked me out. I swear it sounds like voices talking inside the reverb.
Im here to find out what kind of shampoo and conditioner you use?
Love this strat man! Could you tell more about it quickly?
Actually, we could say that this is not a pedal; it's almost a synthesizer (without oscillators). So, if a have already my synths for doing sound design, I prefer the Bigsky instead.
On your way to becoming a time lord.
Yeah id choose this fo sho... what it can do for reverb on guitar is just one aspect i have a roli seaboard rise 25 which would love this deck to bits... the more expression in performance the better for me...
Thanks man
If you think of this like a piece of outboard equipment, it's not that expensive, relatively speaking, of course. In comparison to analog studio compressors and stuff like that.
Hey buddy. Quick question about this and the volante. Does it have carry over function... when you turn it off trails keep going I can seem to find anything about it any where. I love my volante but hate when I build up a big sound when I go to change present or sound the trails are all shut off.
Rabea, can you use an expression foot pedal with the NightSky to change the scale tones or other reverb expressions?
I think it would have been a lot better and cooler if they had designed the sequencer to modify all the knobs or parameters. in other words, do like an elektron style step lock sequencer. it would have been much more musical and useful in my opinion..
Rabea you should use this with the mainframe bitcrusher from electro harmonix!!!!!
Sounded like the theme from a nightmare on elm street around 12 mins in
"..it sounds expensive." - lol!
Its a synthesizer more than anything else #Strymon
I hope Eno has one........
How do you keep that place cool in the summer :)
What model is your moog synth? Nice video will watch it all later
Subsequent 37
At times, this pedal reminds me of the Mooer Devin Townsend Ocean Machine.