When you discussed the Mercury 7 you missed the vibrato in the secondary function. This gives the reverb a vocal like quality and makes your guitar sound like a chorus of voices is singing along. There is also the speed for the modulation in the secondary function as well that can really transform your sound. I am a huge fan of both of these pedals and I use them both on my board for a HUGE ambient atmosphere. Thanks for the show and tell! ENJOY!!!
I just bought the Cloudburst today at Mannys here in Australia and it's fantastic I'm using it on synthersizers like my Moog Sub and a Juno sounds amazing!! Cheers
It’s definitely two of the best fighting for sales and market share! Which is great for guitar players because they’ll push each other to make better and better products. Love it.
There are dozens of pedals that cover what the Mercury does. As a singer songwriter I hate them all. If I write a tune I want pedals to enhance it. These pedals are not my co-song writers they are tools. I do not want tools to tell me how I can build my house. In short it is 'the tail wagging the dog'. The Cloudburst is the ONLY exception. I can orchestrate my tunes without the pedal telling what to play. I find most of this ambience stuff is written for an audience of one. The guy playing it.
The string stuff on the Cloudburst is great and accompanies normal play styles without much fuss, no doubt. But the Mercury7 (and MercuryX) is exceptionally detailed, and does everything from fully conventional sounds to ambient wash. It does not force you into any particular lane if you know how to adjust it. There is not too much on the market that is quite to its level in terms of articulation and depth of stereo field. It's not a dime a dozen.
When you discussed the Mercury 7 you missed the vibrato in the secondary function. This gives the reverb a vocal like quality and makes your guitar sound like a chorus of voices is singing along. There is also the speed for the modulation in the secondary function as well that can really transform your sound. I am a huge fan of both of these pedals and I use them both on my board for a HUGE ambient atmosphere. Thanks for the show and tell! ENJOY!!!
I just got my cloudburst today!
Cloudburst rules
I just bought the Cloudburst today at Mannys here in Australia and it's fantastic I'm using it on synthersizers like my Moog Sub and a Juno sounds amazing!! Cheers
That's gonna sound epic!
Keep up the great content! Really like the Mercury 7
Thanks, we will! Mercury 7 is great. I can't wait to try a Mercury X one day.
Thank you for the video but honestly, there’s no better than the other at the end of the day is what it works for you have a blessed day
Yep totally agree, that's what we decided on too
Let. The Bowahz. Wotch. They need to luhn!
Benefit of the TRS on the cloudburst - you can plug headphones right in if the cloudburst is your end of chain
Yea but how loud does it get without using a powered mixer?
Sounds like the intro to Resist by Tesseract
Ugh...I need both pedals lol
Don’t we all!
Is it just me or modulation sounds like vibrato??
Should be MERIS Mercury X v Strymon BigSky Mx..
Couldn't agree more! There may or may not be a Bigsky Mx preordered...
@@gearnighthang Lovely..Also Is MX a stab at Meris? (Mercury X)..the war is on🤔
It’s definitely two of the best fighting for sales and market share! Which is great for guitar players because they’ll push each other to make better and better products. Love it.
Well you get what you pay for.. Mercury X is worth every penny of my money..@@JTB--
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There are dozens of pedals that cover what the Mercury does. As a singer songwriter I hate them all. If I write a tune I want pedals to enhance it. These pedals are not my co-song writers they are tools. I do not want tools to tell me how I can build my house. In short it is 'the tail wagging the dog'. The Cloudburst is the ONLY exception. I can orchestrate my tunes without the pedal telling what to play. I find most of this ambience stuff is written for an audience of one. The guy playing it.
The string stuff on the Cloudburst is great and accompanies normal play styles without much fuss, no doubt. But the Mercury7 (and MercuryX) is exceptionally detailed, and does everything from fully conventional sounds to ambient wash. It does not force you into any particular lane if you know how to adjust it. There is not too much on the market that is quite to its level in terms of articulation and depth of stereo field. It's not a dime a dozen.