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Hi. Your vid here is the first I've seen of this cool gizmo. I play the Native American Flute into a dynamic mic and currently use a delay pedal via a simple impedance-matching transformer. I've been looking for a better solution and recently learned about the Mixing Link by eventide and the VocoLoco by Radial Engineering ... but now I have another option! Have you tried either the Mixing Link or the VocoLoco? The Zorg BLOW is the smallest of the three ... very inconspicuous. ;-)
i am connecting my mic to a pre-amp (xlr) the output to input on pedal to get sound what do i connect the output of pedal to, i have desk top speakers but only hear a echo i would like to hear the reverb sounds live like the sax player on your video at 1.43 can you advise please.
Are you using that same pedal? If you are then plug a cable from the “send” on the Blow! into the “input” of the pedal and from the “output” of the pedal to the “return” on the Blow!…plug the Microphone into the Mic input of the Blow! and the plug an XLR cable from the Microphone output on the Blow! to your mixer or interface
The SuperFunAwesomeHappyTime Pedal Show! So that replaces a DI, and you’re plugging the last pedal’s output into an instrument-level input on your mixer?
Great sax player. It was really interesting to see him adjust his playing to fit each effect.
nice work folks. thats a super handy pedal for those using xlr' who wanna utilise pedals. x
The guitar playing at 4:05 sounds sooo ancient and hypnotizing as if i was in an alien world that was somehow earth
There is no guitar…it’s all Saxophone
@@TSFAHTPS My mistake, it sounds soo amazing though, do you know any sax songs that have that similar vibe?
Hi. Your vid here is the first I've seen of this cool gizmo. I play the Native American Flute into a dynamic mic and currently use a delay pedal via a simple impedance-matching transformer. I've been looking for a better solution and recently learned about the Mixing Link by eventide and the VocoLoco by Radial Engineering ... but now I have another option! Have you tried either the Mixing Link or the VocoLoco? The Zorg BLOW is the smallest of the three ... very inconspicuous. ;-)
i am connecting my mic to a pre-amp (xlr) the output to input on pedal to get sound what do i connect the output of pedal to, i have desk top speakers but only hear a echo i would like to hear the reverb sounds live like the sax player on your video at 1.43 can you advise please.
Are you using that same pedal? If you are then plug a cable from the “send” on the Blow! into the “input” of the pedal and from the “output” of the pedal to the “return” on the Blow!…plug the Microphone into the Mic input of the Blow! and the plug an XLR cable from the Microphone output on the Blow! to your mixer or interface
Works much better starting with a mini mixer, and a Cardoid or super Cardoid bell Mic though! Some even use Piezo style pickups!
Great combos !
Thank you...part two will be out next week!
I liked the simpler effects better... The delay and wah especially.
You should try the Boss SL20. Great pedal too
Good idea
Can we use it on ukulele?
You can use it on any instrument...you use it with a microphone so anything that uses a microphone you can use this with
"Nothing can stop me I'm all the way 7:15 "
Even easier: use a Myers Pickups Mic!
Does the setup require a DI box before the pedals or a re-amp box after the pedals and before the mixer?
Zane Richter nope...that's what the Blow! Is for...
The SuperFunAwesomeHappyTime Pedal Show! So that replaces a DI, and you’re plugging the last pedal’s output into an instrument-level input on your mixer?
No the Blow has a loop...effects send and return...you plug the pedals into the loop and the microphone directly into the PA/Mixer/Interface
what effect is that
What effect is what?