I'm a pedal addict , it's been 2 weeks since my last pedal purchase .You could sell me an empty box and call it reverb and I'll turn knobs all day . Really cool pedal .
The weird odd reverb or delay makes a real assessment very difficult. The player is competent but many cliches are being played, and I think buying this pedal you would try to come to some truly original ideas or sounds. But then again this pedal seems to track better than the EHX modelers.
I absolutely love how you could probably rightfully classify every sound it gives you as "80's", but in the best sort of way. It's like Boss decided to just make the ultimate synth wave guitar pedal.
Best sy1 demo yet. I was thinking "why buy this when I can just play an actual synth" but this handles vibrato and legato so well. Better than I could do with a keyboard. Im gonna need a bigger pedalboard. Sounds perfect for those synth guitar sounds. Time for some Mega Man X covers
The thing I noticed within 5 seconds of having this pedal, is if you're a metal player, using a Fortin amp Sim (or something) use channel 1 (lower gain); cause A LOT of the synthiness/harmonics will get lost in the high gain mode/channel. A clean(er) channel with a drive pedal (Hex Drive or whatever you're using) is where it's at :)
I recently purchased an Sy-1( after watching this video, it convinced me to get it) I’m glad I did; I love it. I highly recommend it to any musician who can utilize its effects. I only wish I knew what exact dialed in settings “you, McRocklin,” used for that sweet lead tone and pad effect. If so, where can I find what settings (exact specs) you used for the video, and the Boss Demo video.
@Christopher Atkinson I really don't play like this much either. My emphasis has been tightening my picking hand to play and fat chunky metal riffs. I'm more Hetfield than Hammett anymore. Lol. To play like this, you just have to master scales and practice bending techniques. Lots of blues in this sound. McRocklin's style is extremely soulful and expressive, so bending is a huge part of it. Once you got that down, find you a sweet guitar tone with a generous amount of compression (preferably tube) and add delay to taste.
@@ibanezmaestro5630 ding dang if you didnt describe what I do and already do. But like my mind is always sated at like 4 to maybe 9 notes. Not fucking 23
@@SunsetKetch Yea I had that issue myself a long time ago. All the solos I would write would be isolated to one part of the neck and I thought it sounded good at the time. Then I heard Ozzy Osbourne's Randy Rhodes Tribute album. The whole thing was great and one of my favorite albums of all time, but his unaccompanied solo on Suicide Solution changed my playing forever. I chased that sound for many years. I wanted to put a solo like that together of my own and I realized that was just never gonna happen by limiting myself to just the first 9 notes of the minor Blues pentatonic scale my dad taught me. Lol. My point is, sometimes it takes an insane amount of inspiration from somebody like Randy Rhodes or Zakk Wylde, Steve Vai, etc. to break you out of your mold. Otherwise we do what is comfortable and don't much care to experiment with colors outside our pallette. We succumb to the "that's just my style bro." mentality that holds so many guitarists back. Trouble is, as we get older and have played for more and more years, we become progressively harder to impress, much less inspire. You might say it's for the same reason why DC and Marvel films don't impact us the same way that movies we saw when we were kids did. We become jaded over the years because we've just seen so many. But when that one guitar player does come around that can make you wanna change the way you play, you will break out of your comfort zone voluntarily and then you'll be on your way. Sorry for the long response. Lol
I think this type of thing is what Roland has been shooting for since the 70s. None of the extra hardware etc. I just want some simple stuff like the organ and string sounds. Can't wait until they can add piano and other tones to this type of pedal.
You hit the nail on the head with track ideas. I am in the middle of an instrumental Christmas album and can hear things that NEED to be on completed tracks. I just got one as a surprise early birthday gift from my brother in law and got lost for three hours. On a side not, it is great to see you busy. I remember you from the Vai video and your Bad For Good days. Your playing is as terrific as it was back then Great demo.
I don't think that the pedal is something that I would use up front but could definitely see myself reaching for it using it to layer some tracks. It would offer some really great sonic variations.
@Escape The Matrix it was clearly a joke. But that said, drum machines vs synths is wayyyyy different. Drums are vital no matter what. 80s pop covers or whatever else can be keyboardist optional if the guitar player can simulate synths, however.
It is nearly unavailable to the market.. I have ordered it in FoundSound.au Australia. But they are not sure that whether they could bring me that thing or not. Please help me where I can get it in Australia.
This is an incredible pedal. If guitarists are going to do something different in the next decade, then it's going to be using pedals like this, making new sounds come out of the instrument. Yeah shredding is cool, but its been done, it's not original, there are loads of identikit shredders out there. This could be the way forward.
By far and away the best demo of this product. Sold it to me in a heartbeat, helped by your awesome musicianship. I'm a bassist also, so really looking forward to experimenting with this gizmo. Like you say "Track Ideas
Hey McRocklin, I have a question for you. First, I have to say that of all the demos I have watched, yours is the by far the best (due to your playing style, for sure). I have one of these pedals on back-order, and am curious where you placed it in the chain. Apparently BOSS recommends putting it before the amp (and not in an effects loop). What is your approach? I'm thinking it will sound better in the loop (but before delay/reverb/chorus) so the synth effect is added to the already distorted guitar tone.. in other words, opposite of what I hear BOSS recommends.
PDX Guitar Freak Hey, Don’t know if you ever got your answer. But, he has direct into his recording interface with post reverb/ delay. Nothing else is added.
Quite impressive as a guitar synth, am inclined to try this with other instruments and audio sources. The price for this is quite reasonable . . . many thanks for posting.
Wow Thomas McRocklin! I remember reading about you in Guitar World/ or Player?! Being introduced as a child prodigy quite a few years ago! Great demo I like some of these sounds.... Just subbed...
After a month-and-a-half of waiting I finally received mine today. Straight Out of the box looks great. It's has a royal blue flake paint looks looks beautiful. First impressions tracking is incredible, tones are wonderful. Having said that it comes with the caveat. The tones alone are lacking focus. I watch many reviews where the person was always playing the patches with the guitar and the effect together and everyone would ask for the FX only. Now I see why guitar was always present. Without the guitar there is now true mid highs and top end even with the resonance sweep. Overall great gear!
I am really looking forward to exploring this pedal, I am really interested in some parallel tones via the ES8 with a nice lead guitar sound, a-la Prince. Glad I found your channel. Heads Up!
9:30 mins in sounds like stranger things. Glad you did a full review of the pedal as was super intrigued after watching the boss demo vid. Sounds like a lot of fun to play, and will inspire and change the way you view playing
Incredible sounds, and great playing. My only criticism here is that I wish there wasn't so much delay and reverb so I could hear the pedal itself more.
The beginning kind of resembles a keytar which is super rad. My bf just got me one and i’m super hyped even though i haven’t quite learned how to use it well yet!
How will it integrate into a pedal board and rig? Do you have to have first in line? Does it have to go to house, not amp? I like this but, wonder about real world use and no presets... Hmmm
Man I've watched a few vids and I was undecided about this pedal.... then 15 seconds into yours I'm sold on it lol. Direct in is the answer!! I wonder if a keyboard amp or going direct to the mixer would be preferable to a guitar amp for live use?
@@tobyfunk6858 You're gonna love it! After owning it for a while, my advice is to run a compressor between the SY-1 and the amp, and be sure to play with the EQ on both the amp and pedal 🎶 I've tried it through a bunch of amps but straight into logic with the platinum compressor, EQ, and stereo delay is really special
@McRocklin Awesome stuff! CAN you go on for hours? Because I can't stop watching this whole video enough. Time flys so fast, the video seems short even though it's almost 20 mins long lol. It's cause I just got mine and I can't get enough SY-1 videos but yours seems to be way more informative and way more fun than other SY-1 videos. And please include close-ups of the settings as yeah you found the settings but we can't seeee theeeem. Please and thank you McRocklin keeps rocking the world with SY-1 videos \m/
Im looking at this pedal for bass, even though we have a very good keyboard player. I love your playing and your tone! Just incredible! Thanks for the great video!!!
He is A/B-ing between the two pedals (! Dirt of some sort & the SY-1). Running dry into each. You would not want a distorted signal going into a synth.
I am considering this an would like to know a few things. 1) Would you say that Lead 2 - Variation 5 (OCT LEAD) is the same as Lead 1 - Variation 1 and Variation 2 put together? 2) Do tone and depth act more like cutoff frequency and resonance? I'm a bit confused as to what they do. I am wanting to see if it'll do the GR-300 sound, but not just the one tone like Pat did, but having the GR-300's dual switch on and turning the manual VCO up an oct, so you get two notes an octave apart.
Just purchased mine today. You didn’t happen to film the settings you used or take a pic did you? Curious to see what you are adjusting. Sounds great man. You were a good choice to demonstrate. Subbed.
The axe3 has synth patches but they don’t track well when you speed up I hope this will keep up with a Paul Gilbert style picking style It seems he playing at a relatively slow tempo
Hi there, At around 57 seconds, you mentioned about the little switch you used to switch between a distortion sound and the Boss sy 1, Can you please tell me how you do it?
Oooof this is from a while ago mate. Rev/del is from Ableton I’m pretty sure. So that’s not that far away from my current settings as used in this video: th-cam.com/video/w9eCrclaXJA/w-d-xo.html
EHX: "We made like 6 synth pedals!"
Boss: "Hold my beer."
😆
@@McRocklin check the new Source Audio synth pedal, that is massive, it has a modular synth engine inside ;)
@@synthanatomy yep. C4
It blows the EHX pedals out of the water. I'll still keep my Synth 9 and Mel9 though.
@@stevesmith3990 agree. I just got my bass mono synth. Love the thing, but is mono and tends to glitch on faster play.
I'm a pedal addict , it's been 2 weeks since my last pedal purchase .You could sell me an empty box and call it reverb and I'll turn knobs all day . Really cool pedal .
That's crazy funny dude....just give me the box!
What do you do for work ? Honest question I want to know
I can sell you that
Damnit I laughed. G.A.S. forever.
The weird odd reverb or delay makes a real assessment very difficult. The player is competent but many cliches are being played, and I think buying this pedal you would try to come to some truly original ideas or sounds. But then again this pedal seems to track better than the EHX modelers.
Ok now this is what I was waiting for. A real world video. Not just another Boss demo.
Hope you enjoyed it : )
Rabea wants to know your address...
I absolutely love how you could probably rightfully classify every sound it gives you as "80's", but in the best sort of way. It's like Boss decided to just make the ultimate synth wave guitar pedal.
Why is this the greatest pedal ever? - it has a knob that goes up to 11
Most go up to 10. This one goes up to 11.
And it was sampled in 'Dublin'.
oh wow it does! thought you were joking
The video served its purpose, i made the purchase before halfway :)
Haha enjoy man.
Yeah if I *had* the cash this would totally be a "Shut up and take my money!" moment :D
Exactly the same!
Best sy1 demo yet. I was thinking "why buy this when I can just play an actual synth" but this handles vibrato and legato so well. Better than I could do with a keyboard. Im gonna need a bigger pedalboard. Sounds perfect for those synth guitar sounds. Time for some Mega Man X covers
The thing I noticed within 5 seconds of having this pedal, is if you're a metal player, using a Fortin amp Sim (or something) use channel 1 (lower gain); cause A LOT of the synthiness/harmonics will get lost in the high gain mode/channel. A clean(er) channel with a drive pedal (Hex Drive or whatever you're using) is where it's at :)
Honest feedback, nice playing and quality audio/video. Thx for posting man! Def gotta get one
Best review of this pedal on the net. Thank you, one for my Xmas list :)
👌🏻👌🏻 thanks!
you by far have the best sounds and chops playing the boss sy 1 great job and thank you
Glad you like it :)
I recently purchased an Sy-1( after watching this video, it convinced me to get it) I’m glad I did; I love it. I highly recommend it to any musician who can utilize its effects. I only wish I knew what exact dialed in settings “you, McRocklin,” used for that sweet lead tone and pad effect. If so, where can I find what settings (exact specs) you used for the video, and the Boss Demo video.
So this is what it looks like to not suck at guitar.
LOL, yes. that gentleman can play
The lick at 2:19 is just TOO brutal!! Can't get enough of that run.
Ive been playing for like 20 years on and off...how do I do this type stuff? I can play like 6 as I lay dying songs but cant shred like this
@Christopher Atkinson I really don't play like this much either. My emphasis has been tightening my picking hand to play and fat chunky metal riffs. I'm more Hetfield than Hammett anymore. Lol.
To play like this, you just have to master scales and practice bending techniques. Lots of blues in this sound. McRocklin's style is extremely soulful and expressive, so bending is a huge part of it. Once you got that down, find you a sweet guitar tone with a generous amount of compression (preferably tube) and add delay to taste.
@@ibanezmaestro5630 ding dang if you didnt describe what I do and already do. But like my mind is always sated at like 4 to maybe 9 notes. Not fucking 23
@@SunsetKetch Yea I had that issue myself a long time ago. All the solos I would write would be isolated to one part of the neck and I thought it sounded good at the time. Then I heard Ozzy Osbourne's Randy Rhodes Tribute album. The whole thing was great and one of my favorite albums of all time, but his unaccompanied solo on Suicide Solution changed my playing forever. I chased that sound for many years. I wanted to put a solo like that together of my own and I realized that was just never gonna happen by limiting myself to just the first 9 notes of the minor Blues pentatonic scale my dad taught me. Lol.
My point is, sometimes it takes an insane amount of inspiration from somebody like Randy Rhodes or Zakk Wylde, Steve Vai, etc. to break you out of your mold. Otherwise we do what is comfortable and don't much care to experiment with colors outside our pallette. We succumb to the "that's just my style bro." mentality that holds so many guitarists back.
Trouble is, as we get older and have played for more and more years, we become progressively harder to impress, much less inspire. You might say it's for the same reason why DC and Marvel films don't impact us the same way that movies we saw when we were kids did. We become jaded over the years because we've just seen so many. But when that one guitar player does come around that can make you wanna change the way you play, you will break out of your comfort zone voluntarily and then you'll be on your way. Sorry for the long response. Lol
I think this type of thing is what Roland has been shooting for since the 70s. None of the extra hardware etc. I just want some simple stuff like the organ and string sounds. Can't wait until they can add piano and other tones to this type of pedal.
Get the EHX B9 or Mel9... they are simple to use and sound great
You hit the nail on the head with track ideas. I am in the middle of an instrumental Christmas album and can hear things that NEED to be on completed tracks. I just got one as a surprise early birthday gift from my brother in law and got lost for three hours.
On a side not, it is great to see you busy. I remember you from the Vai video and your Bad For Good days. Your playing is as terrific as it was back then Great demo.
After watching a dozen videos on this pedal, you just sold me on it! Thanks!
Was there any doubt that I wasn't gonna absolutely LOVE the SY-1!!?
Thoughts on the screw up lick at the end of the video haha!! :D
I don't think that the pedal is something that I would use up front but could definitely see myself reaching for it using it to layer some tracks. It would offer some really great sonic variations.
This pedal is gonna sell like hotcakes. 200 bucks to kick your keyboardist off the band
@Escape The Matrix it was clearly a joke. But that said, drum machines vs synths is wayyyyy different. Drums are vital no matter what. 80s pop covers or whatever else can be keyboardist optional if the guitar player can simulate synths, however.
@@LeviBulger you joke, but really you aren't wrong. This pedal is the ultimate for one-man-band, live session type stuff
It is nearly unavailable to the market.. I have ordered it in FoundSound.au Australia. But they are not sure that whether they could bring me that thing or not. Please help me where I can get it in Australia.
That sounds amazing, and it's not even a midi plug! Perfect!
This is an incredible pedal. If guitarists are going to do something different in the next decade, then it's going to be using pedals like this, making new sounds come out of the instrument. Yeah shredding is cool, but its been done, it's not original, there are loads of identikit shredders out there. This could be the way forward.
Agree totally, ima gonna loop these sounds n play over as well
Ok mine never sounds this good but now I see it’s the reverb and delay that brings it to life!
Awesome demo! Awesome playing! I'll insert this pedal on my set on day!
By far and away the best demo of this product. Sold it to me in a heartbeat, helped by your awesome musicianship. I'm a bassist also, so really looking forward to experimenting with this gizmo. Like you say "Track Ideas
Excellent demo. The sounds at 14.23 had me looking for my credit card
Best demo thus far! Cheers for that!!
🥳 cheers!!
Yeah, he's havin' WAY too much fun with the gizmo :D
Hey McRocklin, I have a question for you. First, I have to say that of all the demos I have watched, yours is the by far the best (due to your playing style, for sure). I have one of these pedals on back-order, and am curious where you placed it in the chain. Apparently BOSS recommends putting it before the amp (and not in an effects loop). What is your approach? I'm thinking it will sound better in the loop (but before delay/reverb/chorus) so the synth effect is added to the already distorted guitar tone.. in other words, opposite of what I hear BOSS recommends.
PDX Guitar Freak
Hey,
Don’t know if you ever got your answer. But, he has direct into his recording interface with post reverb/ delay. Nothing else is added.
I took delivery of one yesterday and my word, I could be here until next year before I’ve scratched the surface
Quite impressive as a guitar synth, am inclined to try this with other instruments and audio sources.
The price for this is quite reasonable . . . many thanks for posting.
Thanks! A *great* demo video of another *great* Boss product! They keep bringin’ it!
Excellent. Cool guitar. Well done.
Man, the tune you played around 10:38, was phaenomenal! It belongs to a Carpenter movie. Maybe in a parallel universe. I wish i had tabs for that.
Will look back at it, can’t remember what I did not hehe
Mine should be here by tomorrow... can’t wait to see what I can do with my bass lines
Wonderful playing, really shows what this pedal can do!
Cheers !
Wow Thomas McRocklin! I remember reading about you in Guitar World/ or Player?! Being introduced as a child prodigy quite a few years ago! Great demo I like some of these sounds.... Just subbed...
Thanks man!! 👍🏻
Are we all gunna act like 13:50 wasent the sickest thing!?your rock dude,love your boss tone studio pacthes,thank you \m/
👋🏻 thanks!
Cool demo! Lovely melodic interesting lines! Cheers!
Thank you! : )
Excellent Demo! I am sold.. and to think I was about to purchase one of those other triple priced!!
This is Beastly and seems simple to use!!!
After a month-and-a-half of waiting I finally received mine today. Straight Out of the box looks great. It's has a royal blue flake paint looks looks beautiful. First impressions tracking is incredible, tones are wonderful. Having said that it comes with the caveat. The tones alone are lacking focus. I watch many reviews where the person was always playing the patches with the guitar and the effect together and everyone would ask for the FX only. Now I see why guitar was always present. Without the guitar there is now true mid highs and top end even with the resonance sweep. Overall great gear!
I got it today after 4.5months of waiting.😂
Man you're awesome guitar skills really is a beast💪💪💪💪keep on the great work
I just ordered this pedal yesterday at guitar center I got it brand new for 184 bucks flat it’s coming on Wednesday an I can’t wait
I am really looking forward to exploring this pedal, I am really interested in some parallel tones via the ES8 with a nice lead guitar sound, a-la Prince. Glad I found your channel. Heads Up!
Incredibly versatile! And so much better sounding than earlier offerings!
Great job on the Launch Video, it sounds really good.
Thanks! : )
At some point this year I will pull the plug in this! Awesome video :)
This thing makes me all sorts of emotional.
I honestly wouldn't mind if someone did a multi-sampled instrument of that synth lead in the beginning. So freakin' good.
At 12:40 what knob is he using to transpose? Im in bell mode, inthought the variations knob switch key, but it doesnt do what he is doing
9:30 mins in sounds like stranger things. Glad you did a full review of the pedal as was super intrigued after watching the boss demo vid. Sounds like a lot of fun to play, and will inspire and change the way you view playing
Haha, I thought the same thing and was about to post until I read your comment. Just like stranger things lol.
This is exactly the type of playing example I was looking for to help decide on this pedal. S O L D (and subbed)! Thank you, my friend!
Thank you! : )
Sounds wicked! I thought this was the oldest model. Come to find out it's the newest, and by far, the best!
Incredible sounds, and great playing. My only criticism here is that I wish there wasn't so much delay and reverb so I could hear the pedal itself more.
Gotcha. Thanks 👍🏻
Finally now I am sure that I want this pedal, awesome sounds !
Great video man! Put out more like this! Love your music man, keep up the great work.
Thanks!! And I definitely plan to do more videos like this.
Really like 14:15 setting. Think I might get that pedal.
Just bought this Pedal... You made it sound incredible!
Enjoy!!’ Thanks 👊🏻
The beginning kind of resembles a keytar which is super rad. My bf just got me one and i’m super hyped even though i haven’t quite learned how to use it well yet!
2.24 I love how excited you get ! Just discovered your channel and loved the review - subbed !!
How will it integrate into a pedal board and rig? Do you have to have first in line? Does it have to go to house, not amp? I like this but, wonder about real world use and no presets... Hmmm
I'd say a keyboard or synth pedal should always go first in the chain
oh....so it actually is a cool pedal...thank you for the demo man!
No worries, cheers!
Sounds awesome! Great job on the BOSS video man!
Thank you!
I need it!! my band wants to hire a keyboard player I figured I could just add that with my bass and add keyboard sounds myself
charlie christ get someone who knows about actual synths / what synthesis is!! there’s so many great instruments out there that are not strung 😺
High quality video, awesome pedal and fun to watch!
BOSS and McRocklin, just need a jam doughnut and you're not far off perfection!
Haha, don’t forget the tea 😎
A synth?.. more like an Inspiration-Generator ! Awesome pedal 👍
How do you switch between “the guitar sound” and the “synth sound” without touching the pedal itself...?
That's my question
He has a switch on the ground he's stepping on. He mentions it at the very beginning.
@@blackdot3538 wizardy
9:29 “stranger things”?
" major arpeggio" ?
Yep got a major Stranger Things vibe. This pedal will be mine.
Lolllll right? I mean it's just an arpeggio but that sounds like the exact effect and notes used on the theme
Excellent performance...
Thanks a lot.
Many thanks and regards from Chris Bunch of flowers music
Finally I have received my product SY 1 Synthesizer today.. Yippe.😊
Great demo! Just got my SY-1 yesterday and it's blowing my mind!
Awesome! 🙌🏻
can you use a 9v battery with it? I hate those AC adapters.
@@dziubczynski Yup! It even comes with one.
Man I've watched a few vids and I was undecided about this pedal.... then 15 seconds into yours I'm sold on it lol. Direct in is the answer!! I wonder if a keyboard amp or going direct to the mixer would be preferable to a guitar amp for live use?
I just bought this pedal and am going to use it with my Roland KC 150 keyboard amp. Looking forward to hearing the results but I'm optimistic.
@@tobyfunk6858 You're gonna love it! After owning it for a while, my advice is to run a compressor between the SY-1 and the amp, and be sure to play with the EQ on both the amp and pedal 🎶 I've tried it through a bunch of amps but straight into logic with the platinum compressor, EQ, and stereo delay is really special
Gotta say, incredible sound quality on this video--and I'm listening on earbuds for Godsakes. So much for me getting a Synth9. LOL
@McRocklin Awesome stuff! CAN you go on for hours? Because I can't stop watching this whole video enough. Time flys so fast, the video seems short even though it's almost 20 mins long lol. It's cause I just got mine and I can't get enough SY-1 videos but yours seems to be way more informative and way more fun than other SY-1 videos. And please include close-ups of the settings as yeah you found the settings but we can't seeee theeeem. Please and thank you McRocklin keeps rocking the world with SY-1 videos \m/
Im looking at this pedal for bass, even though we have a very good keyboard player. I love your playing and your tone! Just incredible! Thanks for the great video!!!
Thanks Richard!
killer sounds ! I can’t sleep now, trying to figure out how to sneak this bad boy in and blend it into other few.
I love it. Thanks mcrock!
Is it possible to blend clean sound and synth sound together?
Absolutely! There is a concentric control that individually adjusts the amount of original and synth sound in the output.
what distortion effect do you use in the video 0:58 tks
Oooof this is an older video I’m afraid I can’t remember
Q are you running a clean guitar sound into the pedal or a distorted one?
He is A/B-ing between the two pedals (! Dirt of some sort & the SY-1). Running dry into each. You would not want a distorted signal going into a synth.
I'm your Fan !!!!!! Greetings from Uruguay !!
Thank you! : )
Bloody hell you can play!! 💪😁 Fantastic!! Can’t wait to plug mine in!!
I am considering this an would like to know a few things.
1) Would you say that Lead 2 - Variation 5 (OCT LEAD) is the same as Lead 1 - Variation 1 and Variation 2 put together?
2) Do tone and depth act more like cutoff frequency and resonance? I'm a bit confused as to what they do.
I am wanting to see if it'll do the GR-300 sound, but not just the one tone like Pat did, but having the GR-300's dual switch on and turning the manual VCO up an oct, so you get two notes an octave apart.
Just purchased mine today. You didn’t happen to film the settings you used or take a pic did you? Curious to see what you are adjusting. Sounds great man. You were a good choice to demonstrate. Subbed.
Thats what i was hoping for :(
3:29 the dying cat... definitely my favorite 😭😭 AWESOME. EDIT: sorry I don't know any more this boss is unbelievable
I found him. The guy from PMT Sounds live Newcastle. Local music store hero
Wow that's awesome, almost a Soaring through a dream sound
Al di meola
Nice work !! So what you using to split your tones from Sy to guitar and what you playing through ? 🤘
It does sound usable compared to a lot of guitar synths I have heard before but that tone you had when it was deactivated would be good enough for me!
Just bought the pedal and excited to do my jazz fusion stuff. Thomas did a awesome job here
Get those Pat Metheney lol
The pedal is on order...this is going to be fun:-)
Where did you hide your headstock?
holy crap that intro was BladeRunner in a pedal :o
Wow sounds killer!! Especially the bass sound. I want to try that in my AxeFx
The axe3 has synth patches but they don’t track well when you speed up I hope this will keep up with a Paul Gilbert style picking style
It seems he playing at a relatively slow tempo
Good playin. Subscribed!
Great sounds and demo from BOSS Master! I am your fan. All the best.
Hi there,
At around 57 seconds, you mentioned about the little switch you used to switch between a distortion sound and the Boss sy 1,
Can you please tell me how you do it?
I used a BOSS LS-2
@@McRocklin thank you so much!
By the way,
Great quality content.
You have good ears!
5:05 could you please disclose setting on pedal and maybe an idea of tabulator. 🙏
very spacey that sy- alot of out of this world sounds coool
Always love your videos! ❤️🤗
I wish I could play what you did for the promo! I sometimes listen to it just because it’s so good!
@mcrocklin Can you tell us your pre/post settings? Compression before the pedal help? What kind of delay and reverb your using after?
Oooof this is from a while ago mate. Rev/del is from Ableton I’m pretty sure. So that’s not that far away from my current settings as used in this video: th-cam.com/video/w9eCrclaXJA/w-d-xo.html