The demonstration is very interesting !👍 Can you tell me, please, how Chase Bliss CXM 1978 vs OTO BAM compare / what would you choose for synthesizers, and what would be the details that would convince you the most? Is the OTO BAM too dark, or the Chase Bliss CXM 1978 too light? I want to buy a reverb unit, from the two units mentioned, and I don't know which one has the reverb effects, of better quality,, which one is more suitable for synthesizers and which offers more possibilities for modeling the reverb effect / without hearing the effect separately from the sound. ! I ask because certain reverb units are better suited for synthesizers, and others are better suited for vocals and acoustic instruments. Thank you !
I think you could get some really interesting if you combine a saxophone with this. Especially when automating some of the sliders. As long as you can run the saxophone mic into the pedal, i think you'll be surprised with what it can do. If you want to just test it out, I recommend BuyorBorrow music. Pretty much you can rent any pedal. And if you want to keep it, you can buy it and keep it.
I think you can. I know you can use MIDI CC to control the reverb. You’ll need a 5 pin MIDI cable. But when it comes to automation, it seems likely. Here’s a manual I found that might have the answer: static1.squarespace.com/static/622176a9b8d15d57ffbf5700/t/622cbe5120810b133951e654/1647099473630/CXM+1978_MIDI+Manual_Pedal_Chase+Bliss.pdf
Hey thanks for watching! The Lumi has me torn. My favorite think about it is the pitch bend that you can do on any key. Aftertouch is good to have too. However, I wish the Lumi was at least 32 keys. It's 24 keys, so I feel like it's not quite big enough for two hands. I usually bring the Lumi with me when I travel or for these kinds of videos. When it comes to the learning software, I can't really say much on it because I already knew how to play piano so the lessons don't have an impact on me. At it's price point though, it's hard for me to recommend. If I didn't make YT videos I'd probably sell it despite the pitch bend, the "cool" factor of it.
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I appreciate you taking the time to make this. It helps me understand the pedal's features without reading the manual. Which I'll get to in time.
No problem! That’s exactly why I made this video. Hope it helps you get started.
The demonstration is very interesting !👍
Can you tell me, please, how Chase Bliss CXM 1978 vs OTO BAM compare / what would you choose for synthesizers, and what would be the details that would convince you the most? Is the OTO BAM too dark, or the Chase Bliss CXM 1978 too light?
I want to buy a reverb unit, from the two units mentioned, and I don't know which one has the reverb effects, of better quality,, which one is more suitable for synthesizers and which offers more possibilities for modeling the reverb effect / without hearing the effect separately from the sound. !
I ask because certain reverb units are better suited for synthesizers, and others are better suited for vocals and acoustic instruments.
Thank you !
it sounds fantastic!
Yeah! It really does, especially when you get weird with the Lofi button! Thanks again for watching.
can this used with a saxophone for reverb? I'm looking for one for general and experimental uses. Please advise
I think you could get some really interesting if you combine a saxophone with this. Especially when automating some of the sliders. As long as you can run the saxophone mic into the pedal, i think you'll be surprised with what it can do.
If you want to just test it out, I recommend BuyorBorrow music. Pretty much you can rent any pedal. And if you want to keep it, you can buy it and keep it.
@@ThisIsOnesto Thank You!!
Can I program automat with arturia sequencer?
I think you can. I know you can use MIDI CC to control the reverb. You’ll need a 5 pin MIDI cable. But when it comes to automation, it seems likely. Here’s a manual I found that might have the answer: static1.squarespace.com/static/622176a9b8d15d57ffbf5700/t/622cbe5120810b133951e654/1647099473630/CXM+1978_MIDI+Manual_Pedal_Chase+Bliss.pdf
Great video! sidequestion: how are you liking the lumi?
Hey thanks for watching!
The Lumi has me torn. My favorite think about it is the pitch bend that you can do on any key. Aftertouch is good to have too.
However, I wish the Lumi was at least 32 keys. It's 24 keys, so I feel like it's not quite big enough for two hands. I usually bring the Lumi with me when I travel or for these kinds of videos. When it comes to the learning software, I can't really say much on it because I already knew how to play piano so the lessons don't have an impact on me.
At it's price point though, it's hard for me to recommend. If I didn't make YT videos I'd probably sell it despite the pitch bend, the "cool" factor of it.