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The subtle vibe thing really is magical and worthy of being "advanced" in the practiced restraint. I love the Wilson haze Vibe for this particular thing and it can get nice and chewy phasey too
Came to YT looking for a comparison between the Ultraviolet and Eventide Riptide, then I saw this boss mofo reminding me of the importance of challenging "typical" parameters; thanks Boss Mofo! ☮💜🎶
Saw another demo of this pedal and I think this is a high quality subtle univibe sound. Time will tell how popular it becomes. Personally I like it. 😎🤓
Would love to see you do a ‘how to be advanced’ video with the AFG-1 flanger from Asheville Music Tools. That series of pedals seems perfect for this video series
I would love to see your take on "How to be advanced" the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Float dual moving filter pedal. Local Lore apparently says that the limit does not exist with the OBNE float pedal.
that pedal is super cool but I actually haven't been able to come up with surprising uses for it, or like the kinds of sounds that are so outside its intended purpose that I would consider them pro-tips
I'm a fan of Strymon secondary functions, but none of their new pedals in this style of enclosure have any, which I think is deliberate. My sense is that this line is supposed to be stripped down and appeal to people who may have been turned off by the complexity of the other pedals. So I think no secondary functions is part of the identity of these new ones.
Thanks man. I do have a Volante, but most of the "advanced" stuff I do with it are just versions of the pro-tips in my video about the Keeley Dark Side. That pedal also has multiple tape heads, and I found some cool ways to abuse them, which can be translated to the Volante. (And unlike the Dark Side, the Volante can be stereo.) The Dark Side vid is here if you want to check it out: Keeley Dark Side: How to Be Advanced th-cam.com/video/PPtKyemuTl8/w-d-xo.html
Ummmm I definitely didn’t get what I was hoping for from this video. I love Univibe and it is a very versatile effect. This pedal looks to be amazing but I was hoping to get some ideas on how best to dial it in for classic iconic sounds.
very accurate that my video is not going to be helpful for that. I bet you can find good demos of how to get the classic sounds out of it in Strymon's own TH-cam vids about it. Thanks for checking out my channel.
I can sppreciate the nod to simplicity to open the example of how the pedal performs. But the Vibe is inately an intense modulation device and in practical use should showcase as much in my opinion. Otherwise it just gets lost in the mix as a trem/vibrato vs a true vibe that contains a through zero watery flange effect. Different strokes for different folks, and not everybody has to sound like Hendrix or Trower. But again, the Vibe context just seems to get lost in this demo right from jump.
I appreciate the comment. For what it's worth I make these videos knowing there will be many other channels--including the Strymon TH-cam channel itself--that demonstrate the pedal in certain ways, and so I try to find uses that I think are cool and unlikely to be covered anywhere else. As a result I usually try to defeat the purpose of any pedal I get, and the innate character of a vibe pedal is something I tried to obliterate from the moment I opened the box.
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PRO-TIP #6: if you want to buy the Ultraviolet (or any music gear), you can support my channel by using my affiliate links with Perfect Circuit to make the purchase, and I'll get a commission. Here are the links:
Strymon Ultraviolet
bit.ly/3LCa8ge
Strymon Mobius
bit.ly/3C6TH7I
Strymon pedals in general
bit.ly/3ORTyZf
Expression pedal:
bit.ly/3dvFQxt
OP-1 synth:
bit.ly/3yoFShp
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This is the best channel on TH-cam
Yup
Love a good "mysterious what is happening back there sound".
Same
That subtle example was amazing!
I'm glad you liked it BFF
The subtle vibe thing really is magical and worthy of being "advanced" in the practiced restraint.
I love the Wilson haze Vibe for this particular thing and it can get nice and chewy phasey too
Came to YT looking for a comparison between the Ultraviolet and Eventide Riptide, then I saw this boss mofo reminding me of the importance of challenging "typical" parameters; thanks Boss Mofo! ☮💜🎶
ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART is probably the best song ever. thanks for that!!
glad you caught that, it's a really cool song
@@CyberattackWorld hard to miss a Bacharach hook! :)
What could be more American than a strat, a uni-vibe, and cartoonized drone footage of a baseball diamond?
USA baby
Fire! with that Like a Virgin-esque bass line song, sounds good!
the first pro-tip was my favourite - the most musical
thanks glad I made the right choice
Saw another demo of this pedal and I think this is a high quality subtle univibe sound. Time will tell how popular it becomes. Personally I like it. 😎🤓
If I’m not mistaken that’s a great Hedwig riff right there
dude I am so glad somebody finally caught that
Love your song choices and your arrangements as always. Thanks for the Shirelles!
Thanks, glad you caught the Shirelles, that song is so good
Nice bit of EVH in there 🤘
Twice!
glad you caught those
I liked his mellow take on "Hear about it later" I fkn LOVE that Van Halen song 😀
As per usual, Chaos is my favorite 😈
this is the way
This guy always looks like he's high on something. Very entertaining to watch, also excellent pro tips.
Would love to see you do a ‘how to be advanced’ video with the AFG-1 flanger from Asheville Music Tools. That series of pedals seems perfect for this video series
Thanks, I don't have any but I'll keep an eye out
Wicked vid love the keyboard tip
I love it!
perfect! Thank YOU!!!!
I would love to see your take on "How to be advanced" the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Float dual moving filter pedal. Local Lore apparently says that the limit does not exist with the OBNE float pedal.
that pedal is super cool but I actually haven't been able to come up with surprising uses for it, or like the kinds of sounds that are so outside its intended purpose that I would consider them pro-tips
Great channel! Do you have any videos on how to stack overdrives? I have, like, all the OD pedals, but I am not good at stacking...
I'm in the early stages of putting together a video on this exact topic, I hope to get it out by the end of the year
Cy-Gor sighting! Hahaha what?!
Thanks for the pro tips
No secondary functions? That was always the icing on the cake. You cant have cake without icing!
I'm a fan of Strymon secondary functions, but none of their new pedals in this style of enclosure have any, which I think is deliberate. My sense is that this line is supposed to be stripped down and appeal to people who may have been turned off by the complexity of the other pedals. So I think no secondary functions is part of the identity of these new ones.
@@CyberattackWorld Oh ok, I guess I didnt pay that close attention to the other two pedals in this line, makes sense then.
Can you do a how to be advanced for the Volante? I know it’s been out for a few years, but I’d love to see what you’d do with it
Thanks man. I do have a Volante, but most of the "advanced" stuff I do with it are just versions of the pro-tips in my video about the Keeley Dark Side. That pedal also has multiple tape heads, and I found some cool ways to abuse them, which can be translated to the Volante. (And unlike the Dark Side, the Volante can be stereo.) The Dark Side vid is here if you want to check it out: Keeley Dark Side: How to Be Advanced
th-cam.com/video/PPtKyemuTl8/w-d-xo.html
@@CyberattackWorld thank you! Super helpful, I love the flutter ideas you had!
@@benjaminhixson3918 glad to hear it
Stratocaster? Who are you and what have done to Cyberattack?
LOL it's not my main but I do love stratocasters
I thought the piano riff would transition into Still D.R.E lmao
I did do that in a different pedal video: th-cam.com/video/_lc3x6YMQJk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-wQxMfiUEgdLxcZS&t=357
You affiliate link ain’t workin bro
oh jeez OK I fixed it thank you
Ha! I like that you played "Hear about it Later" by Van Halen! I LOVE that intro!
that band rules my life
@CyberattackWorld 🤣 Ain't a bad band to have for your life's theme music, that's for sure lol!
Ummmm I definitely didn’t get what I was hoping for from this video. I love Univibe and it is a very versatile effect. This pedal looks to be amazing but I was hoping to get some ideas on how best to dial it in for classic iconic sounds.
very accurate that my video is not going to be helpful for that. I bet you can find good demos of how to get the classic sounds out of it in Strymon's own TH-cam vids about it. Thanks for checking out my channel.
I can sppreciate the nod to simplicity to open the example of how the pedal performs. But the Vibe is inately an intense modulation device and in practical use should showcase as much in my opinion.
Otherwise it just gets lost in the mix as a trem/vibrato vs a true vibe that contains a through zero watery flange effect. Different strokes for different folks, and not everybody has to sound like Hendrix or Trower. But again, the Vibe context just seems to get lost in this demo right from jump.
I appreciate the comment. For what it's worth I make these videos knowing there will be many other channels--including the Strymon TH-cam channel itself--that demonstrate the pedal in certain ways, and so I try to find uses that I think are cool and unlikely to be covered anywhere else. As a result I usually try to defeat the purpose of any pedal I get, and the innate character of a vibe pedal is something I tried to obliterate from the moment I opened the box.