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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2024
- This wonderful 9v pedal from Sonicake allows you to bypass your amplifier and use your pedals directly into a PA or recording situation. It has a DI out and standard line out. It enables you to upload 11 of your own speaker cabinet impulse responses giving you the sound of a mic'd amp.
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I just tested it straight to church's house PA, bass with ampeg IR (last factory setting), I had it at low volume, but guitar player asked me if I could make my bass more "bassy ", so I put it a little higher, man I thought those speakers were going to blow, this little pedal is one of my favorites, now.
Great playing.
Thank you John. All the best to you
That’s seriously impressive! 🤘🤘
The sonicake has 9 ms of latency, does it nake a real difference??
I haven't noticed any
I called it Sonic Cake 🥴 oww well you get the idea
Great video!! Excuse me, don't you think that there is the need of an amp sim or something to go in between? Thanks a lot in advance for the response, have an awesome day!
@@wantdigitalagency1895 You could do but there isn't really any need to if you don't want to. Depends on how much you like your pedal.
@@mikcrone Great! Thanks a lot for your kind response I'll give it a try, keep on the great work! 💪🏻
@@mikcrone awesome video man.
So if I run output to audio interface the other output/input whee do you plug them ? I only as I’ve got pedalboard an combo mic’d up on front sm57.
Thanks 🙏
@@jamescourt2842 which other output? The way I said is instead of using an amp mic etc
This isn’t a “speaker load”, then? Meaning this isn’t something to connect the speaker out of an amp into?
…Getting the popcorn ready for the hilarious insults from the weirdly bitter trolls born 6 months ago who couldn’t name a single Beatle without consulting Wikipedia…🤣
No it isn't a load box. You can however take an out from the FX send of an amp to it and then from the sonicake to the PA