Its cool you could potentially use an IR for a reverb unit, and then a second IR to simulate being in a room. So its like you are playing through spring reverb in a cathedral or whatever you want
I know I’m late on this video, but did you compare the Beebo with a Strymon Big Sky? I would love to know if the Beebo could cover the same kind of Reverb available in the Big Sky? Initially I was planning to get the Big Sky, but the Beebo looks to be more flexible to make other sounds too… I just don’t know if the reverbs would be just as good as the Big Sky.
Hasn’t done an update in a YEAR! Ie soon as TH-cam reviews came out stopped being updated. You should always mention how long this pedal takes to switch on!
We will do some more videos with it in stereo too but most people I know - including myself - run a mono guitar rig when they play live…and we thought why not do a video where we show off how good this thing sounds in mono.
Great demo - but If you continue to demo stereo gear in mono, people are never going to wake up to just how much bigger time based effects are in stereo. Many of the effects you demoed today could have been massive in stereo (and sounded the same to anyone listening in mono! You need to stick out from all the standard clowns on here. I would love to know how close it can come to tape delay, magnetic decay, flutter and so on.
With the capacity to do 30 times more, with intertwining paths and multiple IRs and CV controlled parameters modulated by internal LFOs and envelopes, parallel and serial effects, and well..... a lifetime more than the Logidy
Emphasis on 'hard to find' though. This is currently the _only_ production floor unit that hosts reverb IRs. It's criminal really - especially considering how long ago the EPSI came out.
Its cool you could potentially use an IR for a reverb unit, and then a second IR to simulate being in a room. So its like you are playing through spring reverb in a cathedral or whatever you want
Thanks for the great vids guys!
Great vid as always guys. This thing is massive where do you start, so much choice. Everything you could ever want in one 💁🏻♂️
Buying the Beebo was the best piece of gear I’ve bought since my H9. I run dual cab IRs on my beebo as well and it’s amazing. 500 ms as well
This video doesn't make me want to spend $450 on the pedal.
The Beebo is a beast with tons of FX, routing, options, touch screen... Just wish it were a bit bigger.
terrific tool guys, great job!
I know I’m late on this video, but did you compare the Beebo with a Strymon Big Sky? I would love to know if the Beebo could cover the same kind of Reverb available in the Big Sky? Initially I was planning to get the Big Sky, but the Beebo looks to be more flexible to make other sounds too… I just don’t know if the reverbs would be just as good as the Big Sky.
Short reverbs (room, hall) are way better and realistic on the Beebo, but longer ambient reverbs are where the BigSky wins
I was wondering the same, but - as you said - the Beebo also does other stuff. Though the hardware doesn't look as robust as the Strymon.
is there stereo convolution effect?
Hasn’t done an update in a YEAR! Ie soon as TH-cam reviews came out stopped being updated. You should always mention how long this pedal takes to switch on!
Have they done an update since? how long is the startup time?
Another lovely reverberation pedal!
It is soooo much more than that.
@@poulwinther - yes, but I was referring to the reverb effects in this instance.
guys thanks a lot...but reverbs mono? why? :)
We will do some more videos with it in stereo too but most people I know - including myself - run a mono guitar rig when they play live…and we thought why not do a video where we show off how good this thing sounds in mono.
Great demo - but If you continue to demo stereo gear in mono, people are never going to wake up to just how much bigger time based effects are in stereo. Many of the effects you demoed today could have been massive in stereo (and sounded the same to anyone listening in mono! You need to stick out from all the standard clowns on here.
I would love to know how close it can come to tape delay, magnetic decay, flutter and so on.
So much more expensive than the hard to find Logidy EPSI
With the capacity to do 30 times more, with intertwining paths and multiple IRs and CV controlled parameters modulated by internal LFOs and envelopes, parallel and serial effects, and well..... a lifetime more than the Logidy
Emphasis on 'hard to find' though. This is currently the _only_ production floor unit that hosts reverb IRs. It's criminal really - especially considering how long ago the EPSI came out.