I think you just sorted out a load of blokes worship boards (yes we have that in the UK too). I really like the sound quality of that Echo Rain pedal, lovely, but the Sonic Ambience is just too useful for a small pedalboard. The IR pedal is very interesting though. I've not experimented with that tech yet and that could be a cheap, small footprint way of doing so. Keep up the Sterling work.
Thanks for watching!! Yeah, the IR pedal is incredibly useful for so many situations - recording, going to an in-ear system, sending to front of house, etc. really great pedals at ultra affordable prices
Great video Eric, I love me some cheap pedals man!!! The one I was most interested in was the IR pedal. I haven’t used IR’s to this point, but I’m interested. Keep up the great work!!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Oh i sooo want the Sonic IR!!!!!!! Super compact and looks really easy to use......plus loading in 3rd party IR's???? YES PLEASE LOL,......this would go great with my Seymour Duncan Power stage 200 for live gigs
While they are similar in the sense that they’re both delay+reverb, the sonic ambience has multiple types of reverb and in general is meant to be a more spacious/ambient sound where the levitate is going for a less intense reverb+delay
I have the ir pedal...mine glitches a bit...when I change from the Marshall cab to the peavy it might not change over. I usually drop to the Mesa cab then back up to the peavy...I mean it’s not a huge deal breaker as it was cheap but it is a really great pedal
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I think you just sorted out a load of blokes worship boards (yes we have that in the UK too). I really like the sound quality of that Echo Rain pedal, lovely, but the Sonic Ambience is just too useful for a small pedalboard. The IR pedal is very interesting though. I've not experimented with that tech yet and that could be a cheap, small footprint way of doing so. Keep up the Sterling work.
Thanks for watching!! Yeah, the IR pedal is incredibly useful for so many situations - recording, going to an in-ear system, sending to front of house, etc. really great pedals at ultra affordable prices
Great demo! I'm a bit of a gear nerd, and I like watching this sort of stuff. 😁
Thanks so much for watching!!
Great demo Eric 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks 👍🏻
Glad you liked it! Thanks so much!
Great video Eric, I love me some cheap pedals man!!! The one I was most interested in was the IR pedal. I haven’t used IR’s to this point, but I’m interested. Keep up the great work!!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Thanks so much Chris!!
Oh i sooo want the Sonic IR!!!!!!! Super compact and looks really easy to use......plus loading in 3rd party IR's???? YES PLEASE LOL,......this would go great with my Seymour Duncan Power stage 200 for live gigs
Sounds like that would be a great setup!!
How would we compare Sonic Ambience to Levitate ?
While they are similar in the sense that they’re both delay+reverb, the sonic ambience has multiple types of reverb and in general is meant to be a more spacious/ambient sound where the levitate is going for a less intense reverb+delay
Thanks. I guess the other big diff is ability to foot switch them both rather than turning knobs to change the effect. @@EricMerrow
I have the ir pedal...mine glitches a bit...when I change from the Marshall cab to the peavy it might not change over. I usually drop to the Mesa cab then back up to the peavy...I mean it’s not a huge deal breaker as it was cheap but it is a really great pedal
That seems like an oddity. The one I have never acted like that. You might want to reach out to their support if it gets too annoying.
what preamp is this using? I tried recording with the same tool, the result is that the dark sound is not as bright as the sound on your demo
At 1:30 I explain my signal chain. After the Sonic IR, I send it to my Scarlett 2i2