Joel Korte is the best pedal engineer on these days... the different stuff you can do in the pedal is amazing. But even the simple analog delay sounds awsome. Congratulations and keep delaying... =)
Joel, you're so delightfully awkward that I almost cried laughing. I love your company's attitude and creativity and humor and I will have one of your pedals (either tonal recall, brothers, or both) some day!
On the cusp of horrid sounding is definitely where the magic is, Joel. I played with Tonal Recall for about an hour at Regent Sounds in UK on my last trip there in Dec. That thing is a black hole of sonic beauty. I'm picking one up in a few days and plan on holing up in a dark room, no sleep or food, for about a month until I master the functionality of this beast. Your pedals are truly unique. Thanks for existing and creating pedals for weirdos like me.
Boards Of Canada are one of my favs bands of all time. I had a feeling this pedal is inspired by Boards Of Canada after hearing it and seeing the turquoise knobs. In fact my entire room is painted with turquoise because of Boards Of Canada... lol.
I just ordered a Tonal Recall. The main selling point for me was that my presets would be snuggly in their home. VERY important. I can't freaking wait to make some snuggly presets.
Dude so that’s actually a multi effect pedal , I mean at some point it had reverb and some sort of not pitching in there ...... and it remembers what you did !!!! Crazy!!!!
someone help me out because I'm not sure if I'm making this a bigger deal than it needs to be. a few things. This pedal doesn't do L/R, correct? just a mono delay? That's generally fine, since guitar is a mono instrument. If the amp is mic'd into the mains, then it really doesn't matter if it's stereo or mono. But if you had 2 different amps, with the left/right going to different amps, you could achieve a more spacious sound, assuming each amp was mic'd and panned and all that. but ok, how often do we do that.. not often, and I only have 1 amp. But for keyboards.. which, unless a monosynth or some analog synths, they're stereo instruments. So... would this pedal then force the keyboard into a mono signal? furthermore, would the delay not sound as spacious as a mono delay compared to stereo delay, even on a mono-synth? These are probably dumb questions, but I figured I'd spam a few Tonal Recall vids and ask. Absolutely killer pedal. The dip switches and options really do set it apart from other analog delays.
I'm eternally grateful that you are not 'good' on the guitar (as you say). That way, we hear the true beauty of the pedal, not the true ugliness of some bloke showing of his chops. Bravo, your pedals float above the rest, on a gleaming cloud of sonic invention. One day, I hope to be able to afford one...
wow, if anyone has even the slightest clue what "ramping" means on this pedal and how the controls work in relation to that, my hat is off to you..this pedal makes zero sense whatsoever...there's not clear explanation as to what ramping even IS on this pedal..the manual gives this explanation: "dip switches on the right side control whether or not the parameters will rise (go clockwise in ramp mode, uh, what is ramp mode?) or fall (go counterclockwise in ramp mode)...huh???
Hi Lance, Apologies my friend. Here is a really good video for introduction to ramping - I bet after you watch this you'll understand it... it's the same concept for all Chase Bliss pedals: th-cam.com/video/RbOHgzBUsP0/w-d-xo.html
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Your love for "just on the cusp of horrid-sounding" guitar is so relatable.
Joel Korte is the best pedal engineer on these days... the different stuff you can do in the pedal is amazing. But even the simple analog delay sounds awsome. Congratulations and keep delaying... =)
Joel** Korte : )
Joel, you're so delightfully awkward that I almost cried laughing. I love your company's attitude and creativity and humor and I will have one of your pedals (either tonal recall, brothers, or both) some day!
On the cusp of horrid sounding is definitely where the magic is, Joel. I played with Tonal Recall for about an hour at Regent Sounds in UK on my last trip there in Dec. That thing is a black hole of sonic beauty. I'm picking one up in a few days and plan on holing up in a dark room, no sleep or food, for about a month until I master the functionality of this beast. Your pedals are truly unique. Thanks for existing and creating pedals for weirdos like me.
I, too, stumbled down this TH-cam rabbit hole. And I, too, want one of these. Haha.
Caton, hahaha good to see you in here, bro :) I'm picking up one of these puppies soon.
Keep up the great work Joel! I love your products, your videos, and your humor.
Boards Of Canada are one of my favs bands of all time.
I had a feeling this pedal is inspired by Boards Of Canada after hearing it and seeing the turquoise knobs.
In fact my entire room is painted with turquoise because of Boards Of Canada... lol.
mine is painted oRaAnNgGe
You're a fucking cool guy man, can't wait to get one of these and try it out on my Prophet 08.
Have tried! Can attest, it's absolutely amazing.
keep coming the dip switch videos on the TR!
love these demos w/ dip switches- the pedal looks amazing, very impressive & love that you can save presets- nice work & enjoy your humor/commentary
I like you Joel, you're a cool guy
Here in 2020, Joel is still a cool guy
love your humor 👍
I appreciate how genuine your approach is--saving up for one of these!
Nice. I like what I'm hearing. Would love to hear a similar demo with synths/keys!
You maybe the only person I've ever heard talk about chicken-pickin' and Boards of Canada in the same musical context. I think *that* is impressive.
Best demo ever :) Partnered with best delay pedal is a great pair!
I tried this thing on a mic'ed recording of my banjo and good golly man, this thing can create some amazing effects.
lmao... "somebody would think thats impressive but im just not good". (while smiling). cheers Joel. thanks for the pedal and the laughs
This video makes me LOL every time.
I love that modulated delay
Dude nice job here!! I tried out your pedal this past weekend in Gothenburg Sweden and will look to purchase it on pay day :)
I just ordered a Tonal Recall. The main selling point for me was that my presets would be snuggly in their home. VERY important. I can't freaking wait to make some snuggly presets.
Dayvan Cowboy is one of the best songs ever...love the pedal just wondering ,can you do more presets if you have a midi controller or is it 2 max?
you can have up to 122 with a midi controller :)
I'm with you brother. I'm constantly tweaking my vibrato pedal, trying to get it just on the cusp of terrible
Dude so that’s actually a multi effect pedal , I mean at some point it had reverb and some sort of not pitching in there ...... and it remembers what you did !!!! Crazy!!!!
this is amazing. Love this sound
you know the way to my heart
This thing is amazing, like everything by chase bliss , also dark world omg!!! I wish I could afford them all.
Every Chase Bliss pedal makes me feel like I'm in a Wes Anderson movie lol
very cool sounding yesss
someone help me out because I'm not sure if I'm making this a bigger deal than it needs to be. a few things.
This pedal doesn't do L/R, correct? just a mono delay?
That's generally fine, since guitar is a mono instrument. If the amp is mic'd into the mains, then it really doesn't matter if it's stereo or mono. But if you had 2 different amps, with the left/right going to different amps, you could achieve a more spacious sound, assuming each amp was mic'd and panned and all that. but ok, how often do we do that.. not often, and I only have 1 amp.
But for keyboards.. which, unless a monosynth or some analog synths, they're stereo instruments. So... would this pedal then force the keyboard into a mono signal?
furthermore, would the delay not sound as spacious as a mono delay compared to stereo delay, even on a mono-synth?
These are probably dumb questions, but I figured I'd spam a few Tonal Recall vids and ask. Absolutely killer pedal. The dip switches and options really do set it apart from other analog delays.
I'm sold.
Awesome vid. Tempted to get one.
Thanks again. I am beginning to understand. I just need new glasses.
So your base point...when changing dip switches...is where the knobs are currently set? Kinda like expression pedal calibration on most pedals?
beardogyup yeah! That’s a great way to think about it!
@@ChaseBlissAudio okay great! I just jumped into finally messing with the dips.. Thanks for the reply :)
I wish I could afford one of these so bad
love you
Snuggley for the win
the only thing that comes close to the Moog MF-104M
Johnny Luna Don't forget Fairfield Circuitry's Meet Maude.
LOL "I'm a weird person"
Is the tonal recall blue knob stereo? Or mono?
Mono
*I'm a weird person* Them feels..
I'm eternally grateful that you are not 'good' on the guitar (as you say). That way, we hear the true beauty of the pedal, not the true ugliness of some bloke showing of his chops. Bravo, your pedals float above the rest, on a gleaming cloud of sonic invention. One day, I hope to be able to afford one...
preset saved!
wow, if anyone has even the slightest clue what "ramping" means on this pedal and how the controls work in relation to that, my hat is off to you..this pedal makes zero sense whatsoever...there's not clear explanation as to what ramping even IS on this pedal..the manual gives this explanation: "dip switches on the right side control whether or not the parameters will rise (go clockwise in ramp mode, uh, what is ramp mode?) or fall (go counterclockwise in ramp mode)...huh???
Hi Lance,
Apologies my friend. Here is a really good video for introduction to ramping - I bet after you watch this you'll understand it... it's the same concept for all Chase Bliss pedals: th-cam.com/video/RbOHgzBUsP0/w-d-xo.html