I was chuckling when you were trying to figure out how to stop all of it... Lol... I do kinda the same thing, only I use Mood like a Microcosm after Blooper into Habbit...then into Dark World with all of it in an FX loop of a CT-1000 Core so I can sculpt tone with the Boss amps and drives before the FX loops of the Core... In the other mono FX loop of the Core, I have the Sunlight, Darklight, and Lore... I can move each FX loop of pedals to run in series or parellel.for endless possibilities... Then after the Core, I use a Radial Shotgun to create three more parellel pedal chains and a dry for all kinds of layering fun...then into a Parellelizer, then into a Headrush Looperboard, then into sn Akai Force connected to Abelton... I absolutely love sound design and experimentation with pedals, routing, and parellel.layering... 🙂
I think what Oora is demonstrating here is ‘think modularity’ with your gear, not specifically what he has on the table. This could easily be a Zoom R8, a Donner delay pedal, a Zoom CDR, and a Mooer/Donner looper. Throw in a Koma Field kit and you are off to the races! It’s not about the cost, it’s the ideas.
Thanks Justin, you perfectly get my ethos. Gear is fun, but you can do a lot with very little. In fact, most of the music I do is made with few instruments and different ideas on how to use them!
Chase bliss does so many great pedals, I just don't get it why they still produce the Habit, Blooper and Mood only in mono … after all, it's 2022!!! At least the new Generation Loss MK2 announced for autumn will be in stereo, finally!
I asked my self that too, and I think is too keep price manageable. It is still a boutique company and If you go stereo you will have to double some components like the converters.
@@stephanrewind which company are you referring too? I would say Chase Bliss doesn’t have a comparison. They also went to direct sales in order to avoid price increases. Having said all that, I wish they were stereo too.
It’s simple because not everything has to be in stereo always. just maybe put a nice stereo rreverb at the end of the signal but that’s about it ….I keep hearing all this concern about everything has to be stereo. Lol. Something like habit which already has enough going on would just be complete chaos if it was in stereo. Chase Bliss knows exactly what they’re doing
Great video, Federico! Even watching that I was thinking how even with the same setup, you could change the order of these pedals from session to session with different results and benefits.
@@OoraMusic absolutely agree. The way the Habit can constantly references the past would give lovely coherence to a set that moves and morphs. Meant to say loving Habit on Octatrack cue outs: this means you can audition sounds you want the Habit to hear and then cue a track once it’s ready for Habit to hear!
Quick question: can you set Habit to record shorter than 3 minutes or is it fixed? And how can you stop Habit from recording or doesn't the loop degrade like in the Mood? I was thinking that if you like what you created in Habit and would like to record it somewhere, you'd need to stop Habit changing the loop. How can you accomplish this?
A very good demonstration and I love how you play the possibilities together, but I do not feel any need to go buy these pedals myself. The result is just too undefined to me. Thank you for your work.
@@OoraMusic Oh for sure, and if this is what you are looking for I totally see the value! It just lacks a bit more control over the outcome, for some that might be a blessing, for me it would not. Keep on going strong, love your work.
tra tutti e tre l habit e' quello che tira fuori robe quasi finite. Purtroppo si, son pedali che consta cari ( e conta io ho solo avuto l Habit for free, quindi capisco bene).
Fire video as always......inspirational and beautiful. So....... the difficult question - if you could keep only one of these pedals, which would it be?
For anyone moaning about the cost of these pedals and lack of stereo etc, you can do all this for free with software! There just doesn't seem to be many people doing this, maybe boutique hardware looks cooler on TH-cam, or it's the 'lack of tactile control' with computers (just map a MIDI controller!), I don't know. Obviously I'd buy all of these if I had plenty of spare cash, because it's a cool way to work. I just can't justify this kind of gear basically!
In my experience if you want a fairly functional looper with wierd features get the blooper but I would recommend something else if you just want a basic looper if you want to be Ed Sheeran.
interesting.........get demo, but for me - I'm still always disinterested, because the output is just mono.............to me, it's just not immersive enough
@@stephanrewind Yeah, I think the only reason why you haven't released the best ambient album in the world is because of this mono obstacle! God Damn that CBA! The audacity they have to sell in mono!
@@stephanrewind Also all the great ambient granular pedals by Pladask Elektrisk, like the Baklengs, Draume or Feber are all stereo. And while I love the sound of the Walrus Audio Lore, I wouldn't buy it as it's only mono and most of my synths have stereo outputs.
Yeah, I think perhaps, because the company started by creating pedals for guitarists........These days, everyone seems to be cluing into the fact that synthesists and others are all 'effects addicted'
Yes, they sound cool, but the problem is that some people watch videos like this and think they need to spend thousands to just get started with sound processing, which is the furthest thing from the truth. This is not a reflection on your creative process, which I think is wonderful.
@@stephanrewind I don't have a problem with music creators using expensive equipment, but I do agree that some TH-camrs' focus on high end gear sends mixed messages. If people believe that they have to pay top dollar for good, interesting sounds, they're missing out on a lot of vital experimentation and learning to get the most out of stuff that's readily available (and affordable). I know guys who buy Strymon pedals because they basically don't know what they're doing, and just want stuff that sounds amazing "out of the box". Once again, that's cool if you can afford it. But there are some spectacularly creative videos around using basic things like Zoom Multistomp pedals etc.
Dunno, I’m a bit non plussed with that habit pedal to be honest. It seems to take over everything. Everything else Chase Bliss releases is gold though. Nice demo all the same 👍
Can't wait to get my hands on the Habit. Bummer that it won't be in stock for at least another month or two. Federico, will you be updating your affiliate link once Chase Bliss starts selling it in-house?
I was chuckling when you were trying to figure out how to stop all of it... Lol... I do kinda the same thing, only I use Mood like a Microcosm after Blooper into Habbit...then into Dark World with all of it in an FX loop of a CT-1000 Core so I can sculpt tone with the Boss amps and drives before the FX loops of the Core... In the other mono FX loop of the Core, I have the Sunlight, Darklight, and Lore... I can move each FX loop of pedals to run in series or parellel.for endless possibilities... Then after the Core, I use a Radial Shotgun to create three more parellel pedal chains and a dry for all kinds of layering fun...then into a Parellelizer, then into a Headrush Looperboard, then into sn Akai Force connected to Abelton... I absolutely love sound design and experimentation with pedals, routing, and parellel.layering... 🙂
I think what Oora is demonstrating here is ‘think modularity’ with your gear, not specifically what he has on the table. This could easily be a Zoom R8, a Donner delay pedal, a Zoom CDR, and a Mooer/Donner looper. Throw in a Koma Field kit and you are off to the races! It’s not about the cost, it’s the ideas.
Thanks Justin, you perfectly get my ethos. Gear is fun, but you can do a lot with very little. In fact, most of the music I do is made with few instruments and different ideas on how to use them!
This is by far the best explination of these pedals on the internet. Thank you for doing this.
Glad you think so!
Good video man! I’ve been tempted to add a Habit to my synth board but already own a Mood. Seems like they compliment each other well!
If you can , I'd say go for it!!
I am so envious of this setup! Absolutely love TE and Chase Bliss!
love them too!
Awesome dream-setup! Thanks for shareing! I really enjoy your discover.
Glad you enjoy it!
I've been running my Minifreak through Thermae>Blooper>Mood mk2. So Fun. Just learned the Habit workflow and excited to add it to the mix.
Fantastic!
Yes, incredible demo! I feel like I finally understand these pedals! Thank you thank you thank you!
Happy to help!
Chase bliss does so many great pedals, I just don't get it why they still produce the Habit, Blooper and Mood only in mono … after all, it's 2022!!! At least the new Generation Loss MK2 announced for autumn will be in stereo, finally!
I asked my self that too, and I think is too keep price manageable. It is still a boutique company and If you go stereo you will have to double some components like the converters.
Mono also focuses the composer on the content. I quite like it as an initial discipline
@@stephanrewind which company are you referring too? I would say Chase Bliss doesn’t have a comparison. They also went to direct sales in order to avoid price increases. Having said all that, I wish they were stereo too.
It’s simple because not everything has to be in stereo always. just maybe put a nice stereo rreverb at the end of the signal but that’s about it ….I keep hearing all this concern about everything has to be stereo. Lol. Something like habit which already has enough going on would just be complete chaos if it was in stereo. Chase Bliss knows exactly what they’re doing
What does the year 2022 have anything to do with something being in stereo or not?
Very nice demonstration ✨ Love the dip switches of ChaseBliss pedals, you can even go deeper in this kind of generative music 🙂
100%
Woah...that was insightful...thank you so much for sharing this!
You are welcome
Great video, Federico! Even watching that I was thinking how even with the same setup, you could change the order of these pedals from session to session with different results and benefits.
yep. I think this could be e full live performance set if needed!
@@OoraMusic absolutely agree. The way the Habit can constantly references the past would give lovely coherence to a set that moves and morphs. Meant to say loving Habit on Octatrack cue outs: this means you can audition sounds you want the Habit to hear and then cue a track once it’s ready for Habit to hear!
Can i record say for example from the mood and back directly to the op-1 ?
Quick question: can you set Habit to record shorter than 3 minutes or is it fixed? And how can you stop Habit from recording or doesn't the loop degrade like in the Mood? I was thinking that if you like what you created in Habit and would like to record it somewhere, you'd need to stop Habit changing the loop. How can you accomplish this?
A very good demonstration and I love how you play the possibilities together, but I do not feel any need to go buy these pedals myself. The result is just too undefined to me. Thank you for your work.
Hey Rayder, please consider the fact that I was going completely random, so the final result is just an approximation. Thanks!
@@OoraMusic Oh for sure, and if this is what you are looking for I totally see the value! It just lacks a bit more control over the outcome, for some that might be a blessing, for me it would not. Keep on going strong, love your work.
Mi piace la maniera in cui spieghi le cose, bravo. L’Habit mi pare essere il più interessante, certo il prezzo è considerevole.
tra tutti e tre l habit e' quello che tira fuori robe quasi finite. Purtroppo si, son pedali che consta cari ( e conta io ho solo avuto l Habit for free, quindi capisco bene).
cool stuff!!
thanks!
Brother, that the way I like to crumble my cookies as well
(That's why I signed to your Patreon. Fantastic Videos!)
Much appreciated! Thanks!!!
Fire video as always......inspirational and beautiful. So....... the difficult question - if you could keep only one of these pedals, which would it be?
Mood! I always loved that one :)
@@OoraMusic thank you - yes I'm thinking of getting that one as I can only really justify one.
nice video as always federico. question: which 'stereo to mono' cable are you using? 3.5mm TRS to 6.3mm TS? or TRS to TRS? does it matter?
3.5mm TRS to 6.3mm TS , never had problem, but not sure what happens with phase ..
This would be my nr 1 combo go to if I still had my gear :) perfect!
:)
You say they’re mono pedals but I thought they were stereo? Don’t they have selectable dip switches for this?
Nope. Mono only. But that is slowly changing. The Generation Loss II is Stereo and the newly announced Mood II is also stereo (ships by end of April)
@@DeepSpaceus oh ok. Thanks for that.
For anyone moaning about the cost of these pedals and lack of stereo etc, you can do all this for free with software! There just doesn't seem to be many people doing this, maybe boutique hardware looks cooler on TH-cam, or it's the 'lack of tactile control' with computers (just map a MIDI controller!), I don't know.
Obviously I'd buy all of these if I had plenty of spare cash, because it's a cool way to work. I just can't justify this kind of gear basically!
Completely true.
Ive just ordered the Microcosm..Habit is next on the list. They are all so much fun
yes!!
@@OoraMusic habit came, ask much fine with them so far! Have you tried Generation Loss Mk ii yet?
Whats that patch cable between blooper and mood? It looks awesome :D
In my experience if you want a fairly functional looper with wierd features get the blooper but I would recommend something else if you just want a basic looper if you want to be Ed Sheeran.
definitely
I love your accent.
Thanks Paola :)
I agree. It makes perfect sense to have a beautiful melodic accent like that narrating explorations of melody and sound.
interesting.........get demo, but for me - I'm still always disinterested, because the output is just mono.............to me, it's just not immersive enough
@@stephanrewind Yeah, I think the only reason why you haven't released the best ambient album in the world is because of this mono obstacle! God Damn that CBA! The audacity they have to sell in mono!
@@stephanrewind Also all the great ambient granular pedals by Pladask Elektrisk, like the Baklengs, Draume or Feber are all stereo. And while I love the sound of the Walrus Audio Lore, I wouldn't buy it as it's only mono and most of my synths have stereo outputs.
the new generation loss is stereo, maybe in the future..
Yeah, I think perhaps, because the company started by creating pedals for guitarists........These days, everyone seems to be cluing into the fact that synthesists and others are all 'effects addicted'
Yes, they sound cool, but the problem is that some people watch videos like this and think they need to spend thousands to just get started with sound processing, which is the furthest thing from the truth. This is not a reflection on your creative process, which I think is wonderful.
Hopefully I don't send that message. I always create with very few elements!
@@OoraMusic Like I said, your work is excellent. Just trying to provide a balanced view, and I think Justin's comment below sums it up perfectly.
@@stephanrewind I don't have a problem with music creators using expensive equipment, but I do agree that some TH-camrs' focus on high end gear sends mixed messages. If people believe that they have to pay top dollar for good, interesting sounds, they're missing out on a lot of vital experimentation and learning to get the most out of stuff that's readily available (and affordable). I know guys who buy Strymon pedals because they basically don't know what they're doing, and just want stuff that sounds amazing "out of the box". Once again, that's cool if you can afford it. But there are some spectacularly creative videos around using basic things like Zoom Multistomp pedals etc.
@@adde65you're complaining about gatekeepers while being a gatekeeper yourself. just make music however you like and don't listen to anybody else.
Dunno, I’m a bit non plussed with that habit pedal to be honest. It seems to take over everything. Everything else Chase Bliss releases is gold though. Nice demo all the same 👍
Definitely in this demo I couldn't plan everything perfectly, so it came out a little wild:)
3200 € worth of gear, mono sound, lol. Great video otherwise!
Fair enough!
@@OoraMusic Let's hope CB continue the stereo path they took on with Generation Loss MK II
Can't wait to get my hands on the Habit. Bummer that it won't be in stock for at least another month or two. Federico, will you be updating your affiliate link once Chase Bliss starts selling it in-house?
will ask if they will accept that !!
@@OoraMusic No worries. I'll try to buy it from your Perfect Circuit link as soon as they get it back in stock.