@@LeonTodd just curious, for someone used to traditional whammy bars like a Floyd , how much of an adjustment would you need in the feel of pressure you apply to the bar when going from this digital setup to the Floyd and back n forth? It's gotta be very different right?
I will be honest. I clicked on this video having almost no interest in it, but just love your playing. Now I am intrigued by that thing. It tracks SUPER FAST.
That Between the Wheels is awesome!! Just bought the PRS piezo dual pickup/piezo semi-hollow and the Virtual Jeff to switch from Lifeson's sparkly cleans to his solo whammy harmonic tones. Thinking Manhatten Project, The Mission, Time Stand Still, and basically the entire ASOH set 😎👌
Hi Leon! Nice one, thanks for introducing this! Have you tried Dime's squeals? I'm really curious about if it works without physical movements of the string? Thanks! :)
I've seen this device before. Pretty amazing and seems super user friendly and sounds fantastic. Anything that inspires creativity I'm into. Great video Leon. God bless and rock on 🎸👍😎
I've known about this amazing device for a while. The acoustic guitar octave up was really beautiful. I'd like to see your take on the device in a deep dive. I can easily see it built directly into a guitar. Thanks
Please please please do a "tutorial" on the exact way this unit is hooked up, and how mounted on guitar, used with acoustic pickups, moved to other guitars, etc., with closeup and SLOW demo of every aspect! I hate trying to second guess how it's all done. I think you are the guy to do this, methodically!
And please show without your hand in the way! I didn't understand the wireless aspect at all - do you mean that it comes with a wireless capability? or is that optional?
Great video Leon, as always. What is the latency like with this thing? Compared to the Axe III virtual capo? I have a Les Paul and PRS McCarty and I would be terrified of ruining the finish on either with the double sided tape. Especially the McCarty which I believe has a top coat of nitro. You are a brave man.
I stand impressed. Even as I sit here drinking espresso. I don't use whammy anymore on electric, but it's a cool device. Using it on acoustic was cool. But the virtual capo on acoustic was fantastic. It gave it a synth, alien kind of sound that was huge. I foresee some very cool music being made with it.
I've had an eye on this for a while and this demo is great! Wondering if you've compared it to other pedals purely for the pitch shifted tone? It sounds better than a Digitech Drop or EHX Pitch Fork when set low in capo mode but I have no interest in the fake whammy bar part of the hardware. I just want a better sounding octave down pedal to feed my octave split rig.
Looks cool & I'll be watching this device. My favorite guitars are all hard-tails (I absolutely detest locking nuts!). With this thing there would be no more worry of going out of tune. It looks like, from the video anyway, there is a very noticeable lag. Any thoughts on that aspect?
Hey I hope you see this! I really wanna buy this but I just want a whammy for fluttering but not really sure if it’ll go that fast, can you do a video or comment back that if you tap tha whammy bar faster it will have that flutter effect, hope this makes sense, can’t find a video of someone pressing it like a game controller I would hate to pay for it and find out I can’t do the fluttering effect that you can get with a real tight whammy bar
Putting that thing on an acoustic is just pure genius. Endless possibilities.
It's incredible on acoustic!
@@LeonTodd just curious, for someone used to traditional whammy bars like a Floyd , how much of an adjustment would you need in the feel of pressure you apply to the bar when going from this digital setup to the Floyd and back n forth? It's gotta be very different right?
That’s so cool especially for Les Paul owners as it adds more versatility without having to change guitars if you love your trem sounds.
Got one of these last year for my Ibanez 2228 8-banger. Now worries about stability, tunable. Killer.
You keep getting me with that Sorrow-style backing track. It is just - so - goooooood
I'm addicted to it!
Sounds great! Technology has come a long way since my guitar youth.
Wow, that's pretty mind blowing. The technology today is just astounding!
Yes, definitely! I'd love to see you so more with this…
Fun stuff hey
I will be honest. I clicked on this video having almost no interest in it, but just love your playing. Now I am intrigued by that thing. It tracks SUPER FAST.
Yeah the tracking is very natural
I must say that acoustic sound and song is amazing, Ben nice music
Ben is an amazing player
Yes, please do a deep dive. So wild.
Grace Under Pressure is SUCH an underrated Rush album. It`s a shame it doesn`t get much more love.
Awesome playing - huge Floyd fan "Sorrow" is one of my favorites - Leon you ROCK - pretty cool device - thanks for sharing
My pleasure mate!
That Between the Wheels is awesome!! Just bought the PRS piezo dual pickup/piezo semi-hollow and the Virtual Jeff to switch from Lifeson's sparkly cleans to his solo whammy harmonic tones. Thinking Manhatten Project, The Mission, Time Stand Still, and basically the entire ASOH set 😎👌
That is awesome!
Hi Leon! Nice one, thanks for introducing this! Have you tried Dime's squeals? I'm really curious about if it works without physical movements of the string? Thanks! :)
Awesome piece of gear deep dive would be nice thanks in advance LT🤟🏻
You got it!
I've seen this device before. Pretty amazing and seems super user friendly and sounds fantastic. Anything that inspires creativity I'm into. Great video Leon. God bless and rock on 🎸👍😎
That could be a lot of fun!!!
They need to make it more realistic by introducing nut & saddle bind… 🤣
😂
That is so strange. 😂. Great idea though. 🤘♥️🤘
Be well sir . ♥️🤘♥️
I think you sold me buddy… gonna put it on my Taylor T5z and my LP Trad Pro V.
Thats so cool.
These seem like a really great idea
I've known about this amazing device for a while. The acoustic guitar octave up was really beautiful. I'd like to see your take on the device in a deep dive. I can easily see it built directly into a guitar. Thanks
Please please please do a "tutorial" on the exact way this unit is hooked up, and how mounted on guitar, used with acoustic pickups, moved to other guitars, etc., with closeup and SLOW demo of every aspect! I hate trying to second guess how it's all done. I think you are the guy to do this, methodically!
And please show without your hand in the way! I didn't understand the wireless aspect at all - do you mean that it comes with a wireless capability? or is that optional?
There are several install videos on the fomofx website that do just this
Pitch shifting an acoustic on stage should likely have a positive effect on feedback and possibly also on tonal clarity.
The pitch shifting seems to be the most transparent. Even more than the digitech drop stuff it seems. Did you experience any warbles?
Great video Leon, as always. What is the latency like with this thing? Compared to the Axe III virtual capo? I have a Les Paul and PRS McCarty and I would be terrified of ruining the finish on either with the double sided tape. Especially the McCarty which I believe has a top coat of nitro. You are a brave man.
The FomoFX site shows them installing one of these on a nitro finished Tele and i believe the tape they've chosen is safe for those finishes
I stand impressed. Even as I sit here drinking espresso. I don't use whammy anymore on electric, but it's a cool device. Using it on acoustic was cool. But the virtual capo on acoustic was fantastic. It gave it a synth, alien kind of sound that was huge. I foresee some very cool music being made with it.
I've had an eye on this for a while and this demo is great! Wondering if you've compared it to other pedals purely for the pitch shifted tone? It sounds better than a Digitech Drop or EHX Pitch Fork when set low in capo mode but I have no interest in the fake whammy bar part of the hardware. I just want a better sounding octave down pedal to feed my octave split rig.
Wow... polyphonic witchcraft!
Functions convincing, as far as I can assess from watching this...👍
Looks cool & I'll be watching this device. My favorite guitars are all hard-tails (I absolutely detest locking nuts!). With this thing there would be no more worry of going out of tune.
It looks like, from the video anyway, there is a very noticeable lag. Any thoughts on that aspect?
The latency is great on this, no noticeable lag
@@LeonTodd Cheers! Added to the Xmas list!
Do you know if the adhesive is ok for satin finishes? I wrote the company but no response. TIA
Can you have a high pitch and a low pitch at the same time? Like a 12 string guitar kinda?
How does it work for very light vibrato Brian May style? Is it sensitive enough?
Neat.
is it still attached when the guitar is in a case or do you remove it when cased?
Do they make one for a lefty guitar???
Hey I hope you see this! I really wanna buy this but I just want a whammy for fluttering but not really sure if it’ll go that fast, can you do a video or comment back that if you tap tha whammy bar faster it will have that flutter effect, hope this makes sense, can’t find a video of someone pressing it like a game controller
I would hate to pay for it and find out I can’t do the fluttering effect that you can get with a real tight whammy bar
I don't think so, it's more for the traditional whammy stuff
No one talking about how this thing is $500!!!!!
Will a Virtual Jeff Pro work with an Evertune?
It's not a mechanical device so it will work with absolutely anything
Could I use the Virtual Jeff with an Evertune?
Yes
Can it do flutters?
Do you still use it, honestly? I like the idea but hate its bulkiness. So I did not buy it. More cables, 2 more boxes, chargers, brrrrrr
Perdy cool but... Could buy an entire used Mexican strat for that money. 🤔
Nice, really nice ! Can you send me your fingers ? (and buy some new ones to Walmart) 🙃
They'll grow back right?
@@LeonTodd For sure ! 🤪