Great explanations very thorough and easy to understand. Thanks for the cool diagrams. It makes it easy for me to duplicate the set ups in my own studio. Great stuff lonely rocker. Keep them coming. 👍🏿
This was the best review for this Revv G8 pedal I have seen, It had my attention from the start, very detailed and informative! Just what I was looking for, Thank you.
Great demonstration and explanation of how each control actually works. I bought one and compared to my prev gate (Fortin Zuul) this is a massive improvement, particularly as I don't have major noise issues and this enables me to set it up perfectly so it retains all the dynamics and sustain of my playing but still gates perfectly when I need it to do so. I'm running it 4 cable method. Also I am not noticing any signal degradation at all between on and bypassed so I tend to keep it always on.
I use a noise gate that's built into my marshall amp. I use it for string scratching like you did. I thought that was cheating 😆 🤣 😂. I also use it to get rid of harmonics when i changes power chords when the gain is high on my amp, it works, that's probably cheating though 😆 🤣. Great video by the way.
Thanks!! Hey, a noise gate is there to (hopefully) clean up what you want it to. I wouldn't call it cheating. Players put dampening bands on the nut of their guitar, use gates, whatever they can to clean it up. It's not like a noise gate is ripping a solo for you :)
Great video Dan, thanks ! Though it took me a while to understand the 4 cables scenario, I will give it a try with the gate of mine (TC Electronic Sentry).
I've just tried the 4 cables setup and compared it with the inline setup, this is interesting, if you are inserting some pedals in the equation, the noise is blocked all over the place. Another side note, this is not easy to adjust the threshold when using distortion/fuzz pedals, with my big muff, the noise is strong so the threshold needs to be very high. Lesson learn, each time you change something, insert something new, you would need to adjust parameters.
Thanks Johan! It didn’t even occur to me someone would try this with a different pedal. Kudos to you for testing. And I agree with what you are saying. Many want to turn on a gate and forget it. But like other effects, it’s best to optimize it for different situations. Very valid observation.
@@LonelyRocker when I see demos like that, off course I want to try it out with whatever I would have under my pawns, I got that one for reamping with distortion/fuzz pedals, to keep noise under control. I was happy to see how to take advantage of the send/rvd loop, as the tc eletronic manual was not talking about it. Thanks for sharing that !
01:42 Because Metal has just MORE noise. Every turn of the gain-knob on that modern amp (with 3+ gainstages in the pre-amp), raising the volume higher and higher, every added OD/boost in front, the high-output-pickups... So if a good gate kills the noise on a monster-setup like that, it'll be good enough for single-coils or P90s. So those reviews _are_ valid for that Jazz-player (: Both were good impressions btw :P
First great stuff, you are very clear when you explain things I wish I knew 20yrs ago, so you are helping people to be better soon Cheers! Second Have you used this on a bass? If so same result? Third unrelated, Did you know Don Brum?
Thanks so much. I have it on my list to test this with bass. Though the difference is I record bass direct so I have no noise at source. But no reason this wouldn’t work if you use a bass amp. Don Brum?
I’ve got a horrible EMF issue caused by a well pump in my studio. I haven’t found anything to fix it except shut well off when recording guitars. I even tried the EHX hum debugger, didn’t even make a dent in it. It’s a real hassle as I run 30-40 hours a week in the studio., so keeping the water off all the time is not an option for the rest of the family. The only fix I’ve found in post is to use Audacity to scrub the squeal out but it leaves artifacts. I’m thinking it was a fly by night install of the well pump/controller and the motor has a bad starter cap on it. But the well has a pump controller on it I’ve never seen before. It’s a “smart” controller and it could be the root of the problem. I’m not sure I inherited the issue with the property. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.😎
Wow...that is certainly a unique challenge. Sounds like you need to throw a few things at this problem and it will involve an electrician. You clearly need to find a way to isolate the power. It MAY not be so expensive but I think you'll continually get frustrated if you keep guessing. I'd get a consultation form an electrician at the very least just to see if there is a viable solution before you spend money on gear...Let me know how this plays out!!
@@LonelyRocker sadly I’ve already turned them stones over, extra grounding, shielding power to controller all the usual fixes nothing has worked. It appears anything shy of a new pump and module probably isn’t going to fix issue. That’s why I was looking at various noise filters. To pull the pump and replace the module probably run me $3-5k easy. If anyone has any ideas I’m all ears. Thx
I get asked this a lot. It really is something you have to experiment with to see where it feels the most natural. Remember, if there is anything noisy after the pedal it won't be affected by it. With a Fractal, you could put it in a loop and place it in your preset before the amp block....that would be worth trying....
I’m wondering what order it should be placed if you run it through the front with the tube screamer also if you run in the back and you got a couple EQ pedals how you should run it.
That's hard to answer here but you can use any of the methods I demonstrated and insert it into different places to see where it sounds best. Any noisy pedals that come after the gate may still be noisy so best to experiment. If it sounds good it sounds good! :)
Hey dude ! I am also using the G8. However I am just unable to get rid of a little crackling noise that lingers for a tiny bit even after my actual note completely fades out - no matter what combination I set the three dials on. The only solution I found is to keep the threshold so low that it pretty much becomes unplayable at that point since the gate just chokes every note.. I have it set up in a 4 cable method. Guitar with Lundgren M7 passive pickups into G8. G8 send going into Overdrive pedal - Distortion pedal - EQ pedal then back into G8 return.. finally G8 output going into Two Notes CAB M and then audio interface. I'm even using the MXR Isobrick power supply for all my pedals. Any help would be greatly appreciated ! Edit: Just for more clarification here's an example - If I play a single heavy downpicked palm mute, the hum of that palm mute gradually turns into a crackle before the noise gate makes it fade out. Hope that makes sense.
That sounds like a completely different issue. A gate will mask noise in between playing. It won’t clean noise while you’re playing. You may want to check possible issues with the amp itself. Move it to different places. Is it still making the same noise? Try changing patch cables. Sometimes it could be as simple as that. So hard to diagnose from here. But you likely have some issue there that needs addressing. Hope you find it!!
@@LonelyRocker Appreciate the help ! I'm not using an actual amp. It's an all pedal setup (using a pre-amp/distortion pedal for my high gain tones) and then using the Two Notes CAB-M for power amp and cabinet simulation. Hopefully I'll find the issue.
Oh. You shouldn’t have that kind of noise with such a simple setup. You probably don’t even need the gate. Definitely something going on with one of the connections Might be something so simple.
Hi. Just watched your video on the G8. Very informative. I have a question about the 4 cable method when using multiple pedals. Should the G8 go before or after drive pedals in front of the amp and then in the FX loop,send, should the G8 come before or after delay or reverb pedals? My guess for that would be FX send to the G8 and then out to the delay and reverb pedal and then into the return?
Glad you liked it. I think when it comes to drive pedals it probably doesn’t matter. You can experiment before and after to see what feels the most natural to you. I would definitely NOT put it after your delays and reverbs. That will mess with the tails on your effects.
hello great video and explanations thank you. But if I want to add a noisy distortion pedal where should I put it with the 4 cables method ? between the Guitar and the G8 input or between the G8 send and the amp ?
Thanks! That's a great question. I think you need to experiment. My gut tells me right before the amp as I wouldn't want the distortion pedal going through the loop. This way, noise is addressed first and the signal hits the pedal right before the amp. Let me know how that sounds!
@@LonelyRocker I don't have the pedal yet so I can't experiment. I am not sure I will buy it because I wouls like the G8 to be always on and still have a usable clean sound and I can't find any video on youtube showing this pedal can handle it. Anyway I think like you that the best place should be between the G8 and the amp. If I buy it I will let you know my conclusion. Thank you for your answer.
@@cedriclegall1690 MY exact question!!! I am doing that exact scenario now. I have the G8 and the G4 distortion and Tilt Overdrive going into the G20 amp...holy crap I just noticed a possible REVV addiction here lol. I am going to use the 4 cable set up for the G8 and move the other two pedals around. I do think, like you two, that I will find that placing the OD and Distortion before the amp will be best....but I will let you know asap :D
I did do a few options and the best that works with other pedals too, such as eq and delay in the fx loop, was to put the distortion and boost BEFORE the G8 in front of the amp. For me, it works best..
Thank you for the tutorial. Just one question, when I run the four cable method, what happens if I turn off the effect loop off on the amp? I know the second gate won’t work of course, but what about the u guitar noice? Does it still work the same as I run two cables in front amp?
My pleasure. I haven't tested this but in this setup the main output of the pedal goes directly into the loop with the send hitting the face of the amp. There will be signal but I don't know how the output of the send compares to the main output. If I were to guess there would be compromise in tone as the full signal is not complete. I'll give this a try next time I hook up the pedal...
I didn't cover this setup because there are so many variables. But 100% with time based effects you want to place them after the gate and if you can, as the last effects as they enter the effects loop of the amp so they don't trigger the G8. The OD pedal: depends if it has noise or not. You could try it first in the chain before it enters the G8. Or let your guitar enter the G8 clean and have the OD right after. You need to experiment here to see what works best for you. Let me know what you discover.
I'm a bit confused by the 4 cable method. Does this mean all my time based effect current in my loop will now hit the front of the amp? Wouldn't it make more sense to have the guitar g8 output go to front of amp, then put the g8's receive / send in the effect loop?
The beauty of the different methods is you can choose the one that suits your needs best. You could try putting the g8 in line with the effects going into your effects loop. If that becomes confusing and problematic just place it out front of the amp. Ultimately it depends where you need to fight the noise but adjust this to your setup...Hope tat helps!
so this is great if you only have a guitar and an amp. What about if you have an OD section and a mod section? What goes in the R/S loop and what comes after?
This is a great question. The best way to answer this is to experiment. Remember the gate closes when it detects a drop in signal so the closet you can get to the source while still clamping down on other devices that may be causing noise is the sweet spot. Every signal chain is different so you need to play with it.
If I am running this pedal with a pedal board that mostly is modulation and I want to use the 4 cable set up option. I would put this first in the chain ? I will be running also a Ts9 and tuner Into the front of the amp. And pedalboard chain will be in effects loop.
It can get complicated when you are utilizing your pedalboard when some pedals are better going through the loop and some, like overdrive and boost pedals, are better off going through the face of the amp. Definitely early in the chain unless you want the gate to clean any noisy pedals. But definitely before your signal hits any modulation or reverb effects.
@@LonelyRocker I will find out today after work i was waiting for another pedal to arrive to add in the chain so I have a spot open for it. I got the catalinbread cloak pedal. I’ll let you know how the set up works.
Great video and new subscriber here!! Now how do I run the same set up's if Im using a Maxon ST-9Pro+ as a booster to play Metal thru my Mesa Dual Rectifier?
Thanks for the sub and welcome!! To boost your amp insert it right before the input of the amp. That's what I would try first. Just adapt the cabling to have the Maxon sit there but keep everything else the same. Hope that helps!
@@LonelyRocker ok but do I run the Revv G8 before or after the Maxon? Or just have the G8 running on the back of the amp to quiet the preamp because my guitar make zero noise?
Man I think I need that bad. I have good cables an a power supply with noise thing in it but u still get a buzz. I do use a lot of gain an overdrive cause im rock and metal. You think this pedal is what I need ?
Not a dumb question. Depends where your noise is. It can clean noisy distortion and overdrive pedals too. But definitely before any modulation, reverb or delay effects. Just experiment.
Thank you so much for showing how to set it up.......no one else does that for us.
My pleasure! That's why I'm here :)
Great explanations very thorough and easy to understand. Thanks for the cool diagrams. It makes it easy for me to duplicate the set ups in my own studio. Great stuff lonely rocker. Keep them coming. 👍🏿
I aim to please!!! :))))))
This was the best review for this Revv G8 pedal I have seen, It had my attention from the start, very detailed and informative! Just what I was looking for, Thank you.
Awesome, thank you! Really glad you enjoyed it!
Facts !
I'm using this pedal for live shows in under a week. Thanks for info, now I know how to set it properly
Awesome! Enjoy it!!
Great demonstration and explanation of how each control actually works.
I bought one and compared to my prev gate (Fortin Zuul) this is a massive improvement, particularly as I don't have major noise issues and this enables me to set it up perfectly so it retains all the dynamics and sustain of my playing but still gates perfectly when I need it to do so.
I'm running it 4 cable method.
Also I am not noticing any signal degradation at all between on and bypassed so I tend to keep it always on.
Thanks! And glad this was an upgrade for you. Enjoy it!
Best demo of the g8 I’ve seen I am now subscribed
Awesome. Thank you so much and welcome!
Been searching for a good video on this pedal fans you delivered!! We play heavy music and I think this will help!!
Awesome!! Thank you! Glad you found it!!
I’m actually REALLY enjoying this video!
So glad!! I actually really enjoyed making this one. Great product and always good to have some fun. Cheers!
Another well done and informative segment and very entertaining
Much appreciated! 😁
I use a noise gate that's built into my marshall amp. I use it for string scratching like you did. I thought that was cheating 😆 🤣 😂. I also use it to get rid of harmonics when i changes power chords when the gain is high on my amp, it works, that's probably cheating though 😆 🤣. Great video by the way.
Thanks!! Hey, a noise gate is there to (hopefully) clean up what you want it to. I wouldn't call it cheating. Players put dampening bands on the nut of their guitar, use gates, whatever they can to clean it up. It's not like a noise gate is ripping a solo for you :)
Great video Dan, thanks ! Though it took me a while to understand the 4 cables scenario, I will give it a try with the gate of mine (TC Electronic Sentry).
I've just tried the 4 cables setup and compared it with the inline setup, this is interesting, if you are inserting some pedals in the equation, the noise is blocked all over the place. Another side note, this is not easy to adjust the threshold when using distortion/fuzz pedals, with my big muff, the noise is strong so the threshold needs to be very high. Lesson learn, each time you change something, insert something new, you would need to adjust parameters.
Thanks Johan! It didn’t even occur to me someone would try this with a different pedal. Kudos to you for testing. And I agree with what you are saying. Many want to turn on a gate and forget it. But like other effects, it’s best to optimize it for different situations. Very valid observation.
@@LonelyRocker when I see demos like that, off course I want to try it out with whatever I would have under my pawns, I got that one for reamping with distortion/fuzz pedals, to keep noise under control. I was happy to see how to take advantage of the send/rvd loop, as the tc eletronic manual was not talking about it. Thanks for sharing that !
My pleasure! I knew there was a reason I do the videos 😜😜
01:42 Because Metal has just MORE noise. Every turn of the gain-knob on that modern amp (with 3+ gainstages in the pre-amp), raising the volume higher and higher, every added OD/boost in front, the high-output-pickups...
So if a good gate kills the noise on a monster-setup like that, it'll be good enough for single-coils or P90s. So those reviews _are_ valid for that Jazz-player (:
Both were good impressions btw :P
Haha...you almost had me there, I was wondering if someone was going to roast me for that 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice demo Dan this would also be useful with some of my old analogue synths nice tool 😎
Absolutely! Bass guitar too…
Thanks for the great explanation man!
My absolute pleasure!
good video Dan!
Dope 2-5-1 jazz riff, brah!
Haha...thank you. Something I have been playing for years. An old Vamp a teacher once taught me...I don't even know what it is... ;)
First great stuff, you are very clear when you explain things I wish I knew 20yrs ago, so you are helping people to be better soon Cheers! Second Have you used this on a bass? If so same result? Third unrelated, Did you know Don Brum?
Thanks so much. I have it on my list to test this with bass. Though the difference is I record bass direct so I have no noise at source. But no reason this wouldn’t work if you use a bass amp. Don Brum?
Great video!! Awesome 🙌 liked & subscribed 💪⚡️
Awesome thank you! And welcome!!
I’ve got a horrible EMF issue caused by a well pump in my studio.
I haven’t found anything to fix it except shut well off when recording guitars.
I even tried the EHX hum debugger, didn’t even make a dent in it.
It’s a real hassle as I run 30-40 hours a week in the studio., so keeping the water off all the time is not an option for the rest of the family.
The only fix I’ve found in post is to use Audacity to scrub the squeal out but it leaves artifacts.
I’m thinking it was a fly by night install of the well pump/controller and the motor has a bad starter cap on it. But the well has a pump controller on it I’ve never seen before. It’s a “smart” controller and it could be the root of the problem.
I’m not sure I inherited the issue with the property.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.😎
Wow...that is certainly a unique challenge. Sounds like you need to throw a few things at this problem and it will involve an electrician. You clearly need to find a way to isolate the power. It MAY not be so expensive but I think you'll continually get frustrated if you keep guessing. I'd get a consultation form an electrician at the very least just to see if there is a viable solution before you spend money on gear...Let me know how this plays out!!
@@LonelyRocker sadly I’ve already turned them stones over, extra grounding, shielding power to controller all the usual fixes nothing has worked.
It appears anything shy of a new pump and module probably isn’t going to fix issue. That’s why I was looking at various noise filters.
To pull the pump and replace the module probably run me $3-5k easy.
If anyone has any ideas I’m all ears.
Thx
@@thomaslthomas1506 Seems you know what you need to do. You could easily spend 3K buying gear that doesn't work. That's a tough one...
Where would the g8 go in the chain …if I’m running 4CM fractal fm3 with my jpc2c
I get asked this a lot. It really is something you have to experiment with to see where it feels the most natural. Remember, if there is anything noisy after the pedal it won't be affected by it. With a Fractal, you could put it in a loop and place it in your preset before the amp block....that would be worth trying....
I’m wondering what order it should be placed if you run it through the front with the tube screamer also if you run in the back and you got a couple EQ pedals how you should run it.
That's hard to answer here but you can use any of the methods I demonstrated and insert it into different places to see where it sounds best. Any noisy pedals that come after the gate may still be noisy so best to experiment. If it sounds good it sounds good! :)
Hey dude ! I am also using the G8. However I am just unable to get rid of a little crackling noise that lingers for a tiny bit even after my actual note completely fades out - no matter what combination I set the three dials on. The only solution I found is to keep the threshold so low that it pretty much becomes unplayable at that point since the gate just chokes every note..
I have it set up in a 4 cable method. Guitar with Lundgren M7 passive pickups into G8. G8 send going into Overdrive pedal - Distortion pedal - EQ pedal then back into G8 return.. finally G8 output going into Two Notes CAB M and then audio interface. I'm even using the MXR Isobrick power supply for all my pedals.
Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Edit: Just for more clarification here's an example - If I play a single heavy downpicked palm mute, the hum of that palm mute gradually turns into a crackle before the noise gate makes it fade out. Hope that makes sense.
That sounds like a completely different issue. A gate will mask noise in between playing. It won’t clean noise while you’re playing. You may want to check possible issues with the amp itself. Move it to different places. Is it still making the same noise? Try changing patch cables. Sometimes it could be as simple as that. So hard to diagnose from here. But you likely have some issue there that needs addressing. Hope you find it!!
@@LonelyRocker Appreciate the help ! I'm not using an actual amp. It's an all pedal setup (using a pre-amp/distortion pedal for my high gain tones) and then using the Two Notes CAB-M for power amp and cabinet simulation. Hopefully I'll find the issue.
Oh. You shouldn’t have that kind of noise with such a simple setup. You probably don’t even need the gate. Definitely something going on with one of the connections Might be something so simple.
Hi. Just watched your video on the G8. Very informative. I have a question about the 4 cable method when using multiple pedals. Should the G8 go before or after drive pedals in front of the amp and then in the FX loop,send, should the G8 come before or after delay or reverb pedals? My guess for that would be FX send to the G8 and then out to the delay and reverb pedal and then into the return?
Glad you liked it. I think when it comes to drive pedals it probably doesn’t matter. You can experiment before and after to see what feels the most natural to you. I would definitely NOT put it after your delays and reverbs. That will mess with the tails on your effects.
@@LonelyRocker Thanks so much.
My pleasure!
hello great video and explanations thank you. But if I want to add a noisy distortion pedal where should I put it with the 4 cables method ? between the Guitar and the G8 input or between the G8 send and the amp ?
Thanks! That's a great question. I think you need to experiment. My gut tells me right before the amp as I wouldn't want the distortion pedal going through the loop. This way, noise is addressed first and the signal hits the pedal right before the amp. Let me know how that sounds!
@@LonelyRocker I don't have the pedal yet so I can't experiment. I am not sure I will buy it because I wouls like the G8 to be always on and still have a usable clean sound and I can't find any video on youtube showing this pedal can handle it. Anyway I think like you that the best place should be between the G8 and the amp. If I buy it I will let you know my conclusion. Thank you for your answer.
@@cedriclegall1690 MY exact question!!! I am doing that exact scenario now. I have the G8 and the G4 distortion and Tilt Overdrive going into the G20 amp...holy crap I just noticed a possible REVV addiction here lol. I am going to use the 4 cable set up for the G8 and move the other two pedals around. I do think, like you two, that I will find that placing the OD and Distortion before the amp will be best....but I will let you know asap :D
Keep us posted!
I did do a few options and the best that works with other pedals too, such as eq and delay in the fx loop, was to put the distortion and boost BEFORE the G8 in front of the amp. For me, it works best..
Kick ass
The pedal or the video? 😂😂😂
Great video… i have to try it
Thanks! Let me know if you do!
Thank you for the tutorial. Just one question, when I run the four cable method, what happens if I turn off the effect loop off on the amp? I know the second gate won’t work of course, but what about the u guitar noice? Does it still work the same as I run two cables in front amp?
My pleasure. I haven't tested this but in this setup the main output of the pedal goes directly into the loop with the send hitting the face of the amp. There will be signal but I don't know how the output of the send compares to the main output. If I were to guess there would be compromise in tone as the full signal is not complete. I'll give this a try next time I hook up the pedal...
So where do you put boost OD pedals and time effects in the 4 cable set up
I didn't cover this setup because there are so many variables. But 100% with time based effects you want to place them after the gate and if you can, as the last effects as they enter the effects loop of the amp so they don't trigger the G8. The OD pedal: depends if it has noise or not. You could try it first in the chain before it enters the G8. Or let your guitar enter the G8 clean and have the OD right after. You need to experiment here to see what works best for you. Let me know what you discover.
Nice to not have to suffer through endless djent noise to learn about a noise gate, for once. Apologies to anyone who likes that stuff.
Haha!!! But well said!!! I felt I had a duty to buck noise gate trends!
I'm a bit confused by the 4 cable method. Does this mean all my time based effect current in my loop will now hit the front of the amp?
Wouldn't it make more sense to have the guitar g8 output go to front of amp, then put the g8's receive / send in the effect loop?
The beauty of the different methods is you can choose the one that suits your needs best. You could try putting the g8 in line with the effects going into your effects loop. If that becomes confusing and problematic just place it out front of the amp. Ultimately it depends where you need to fight the noise but adjust this to your setup...Hope tat helps!
@@LonelyRocker just got mine today so will be experimenting. Thanks! And great video!
Awesome! Enjoy it and thank you!
so this is great if you only have a guitar and an amp. What about if you have an OD section and a mod section? What goes in the R/S loop and what comes after?
This is a great question. The best way to answer this is to experiment. Remember the gate closes when it detects a drop in signal so the closet you can get to the source while still clamping down on other devices that may be causing noise is the sweet spot. Every signal chain is different so you need to play with it.
If I am running this pedal with a pedal board that mostly is modulation and I want to use the 4 cable set up option. I would put this first in the chain ? I will be running also a Ts9 and tuner Into the front of the amp. And pedalboard chain will be in effects loop.
It can get complicated when you are utilizing your pedalboard when some pedals are better going through the loop and some, like overdrive and boost pedals, are better off going through the face of the amp. Definitely early in the chain unless you want the gate to clean any noisy pedals. But definitely before your signal hits any modulation or reverb effects.
@@LonelyRockeryeah I have the G8 before my modulation and the tuner and ts9 in front of the amp
Through the G8 as well with the 4 cable
Option
Sweet! How's it working?
@@LonelyRocker I will find out today after work i was waiting for another pedal to arrive to add in the chain so I have a spot open for it. I got the catalinbread cloak pedal. I’ll let you know how the set up works.
Great video and new subscriber here!! Now how do I run the same set up's if Im using a Maxon ST-9Pro+ as a booster to play Metal thru my Mesa Dual Rectifier?
Thanks for the sub and welcome!! To boost your amp insert it right before the input of the amp. That's what I would try first. Just adapt the cabling to have the Maxon sit there but keep everything else the same. Hope that helps!
@@LonelyRocker ok but do I run the Revv G8 before or after the Maxon? Or just have the G8 running on the back of the amp to quiet the preamp because my guitar make zero noise?
Man I think I need that bad. I have good cables an a power supply with noise thing in it but u still get a buzz. I do use a lot of gain an overdrive cause im rock and metal. You think this pedal is what I need ?
100%. A Noise Gate Pedal is essential for Metal players. This one is the best I have used so far....
@@LonelyRocker another dumb question, does the gate go in the front of your chain or the last ?
Not a dumb question. Depends where your noise is. It can clean noisy distortion and overdrive pedals too. But definitely before any modulation, reverb or delay effects. Just experiment.
@@LonelyRocker Appreciate your advice thanks! Im going to get that pedal next !
Warning for metal players the rev gate is not as good as the sentry
Matter of opinion. Many metal guys use the G8.
@@LonelyRocker its an option if you want a slower gate
@@metalfather8139 ok. Well I’m not a metal player so perhaps I’m not the best judge of that.
Amp noise is choking my urethra completely....... I should get this!
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