Are the harmonies controlled by the guitar chord you play... So if I play a minor guitar chord will the harmonies be minor. How does it compare to the TC Electronics harmonies
No. It doesn’t pick up the guitar for harmonies. You have to change the middle dial to say what key it’s in and then the button tells it to be sharp or not. TC Electronic harmonies sound more natural to me but they are more expensive.
The red/blue button is to select hot(red)or cold(blue) texture. To engage for # you have to hit it two times fast and it will start blinking meaning it’s in # mode
yep: here is the description from the manual : "'Fv04 provides major and minor scale selection. Press the SHARP twice quickly to select the minor scale of the current root note. The SHARP button will keep blinking. Press the SHARP key twice a gain quickly to toggle back to the major scale. The SHARP button will stop blinking." Hope that helps
Hey JP love the breakdowns! What would you say is the best solution for harmony pedals. Currently using the build in fx on Headrush looperboard, but its really finnicky. How does the headrush harmony fx compare to the boss pedals or tc helicons?
In my humble opinion any harmony that can pick up the chords naturally is always going to be superior. That’s why I have always kept the TC-Helicon Voicelive play acoustic. They are hard to come by so if you wanna stay with Boss look at the VE-8 or the VE-500. If you want something small, have a look at the TC-Helicon Harmony Singer 2. Perfect for smaller setups. Hope that helps.
That works well. I would place it on my pedal board, but at 1.5a geez. Used at the right times is just another ingredient to sound amazing. The same with a guitar pitch/harmony pedal.
@@JohnPaulMusicUK Yes, of course, but considering that you only tested the pedal to present us with the its possibilities, it sounds quite acceptable. It is unfair to compare Flamma and twice more expensive TC Helicon.
Are the harmonies controlled by the guitar chord you play... So if I play a minor guitar chord will the harmonies be minor. How does it compare to the TC Electronics harmonies
No. It doesn’t pick up the guitar for harmonies. You have to change the middle dial to say what key it’s in and then the button tells it to be sharp or not. TC Electronic harmonies sound more natural to me but they are more expensive.
The red/blue button is to select hot(red)or cold(blue) texture. To engage for # you have to hit it two times fast and it will start blinking meaning it’s in # mode
yep: here is the description from the manual :
"'Fv04 provides major and minor scale selection. Press the SHARP twice quickly to select the minor scale of the current root note. The SHARP button will keep blinking. Press the SHARP key twice a gain quickly to toggle back to the major scale. The SHARP button will stop blinking."
Hope that helps
Another excellent demo!! Thanks
Aww thanks 🙏
Hey JP love the breakdowns!
What would you say is the best solution for harmony pedals.
Currently using the build in fx on Headrush looperboard, but its really finnicky.
How does the headrush harmony fx compare to the boss pedals or tc helicons?
In my humble opinion any harmony that can pick up the chords naturally is always going to be superior. That’s why I have always kept the TC-Helicon Voicelive play acoustic. They are hard to come by so if you wanna stay with Boss look at the VE-8 or the VE-500. If you want something small, have a look at the TC-Helicon Harmony Singer 2. Perfect for smaller setups.
Hope that helps.
Is the flamma can use for keyboard.??
yes you could plug a keyboard into it instead of a guitar.
Do we have delay in this
Hey 👋
Has reverb. No delay.
That works well. I would place it on my pedal board, but at 1.5a geez. Used at the right times is just another ingredient to sound amazing. The same with a guitar pitch/harmony pedal.
Yeah it’s a power guzzler alright. Add this with their ‘corrector’ pedal before it and the ‘recorder’ pedal after it and it’s ace!
It doesn't sounds so bad.
That’s good. Depends who’s singing 🤣
@@JohnPaulMusicUK Yes, of course, but considering that you only tested the pedal to present us with the its possibilities, it sounds quite acceptable. It is unfair to compare Flamma and twice more expensive TC Helicon.
Can you do more vids on using this with the RC-500? Looks like the hot knives got your lip! hehe
Yeah.. cold chaps plus cut shaving. Not a good communication.
this sounds far less good than tc electronic/helicon pedals (of course they're more expensive but much more useful IMHO)
Какая то фигня бесполезная за сто баксов, качество звука судя по видео довольно низкое. Спасибо за обзор,уберегли от покупки)
Glad it help you I suppose. 👍
That saved me some money. Your review is fine but the machine sounds awfull. Like a demented robot
🤣 That’s a shame.
Terrible
I’ll try and sing better next time.. 🤷🏻♂️ maybe with this - th-cam.com/video/JAyy4KrxZGQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dWgs0C1eeD7LYPsr
You’re not terrible. It’s the pedal 😂