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hmmmmmm....interesting!

UG, you're gonna have to do another T-Resonator demo once you learn how to use it.

fuck playing a guitar through the t-resonator ultimate feedback controller

UglyCasanova wrote:10/10, would never settle on a setting. Can't wait to hear more from this beast.

It's amazing man, like you said it just keeps sounding great the more you tweak. Now I just need to figure out how it works

Strange Tales wrote:Which one do you like more UG?

That's a tough one...they are both so unique at what they do. The end results can be more extreme with the Cloudbuster but they are both great at creating interesting textures. The f/x loop is pretty rad but so is the tap tempo manipulation of the Cloudbuster. I don't think I could pick one over the other they are different enough.

Chankgeez wrote:UG, you're gonna have to do another T-Resonator demo once you learn how to use it.

Yeah, there is a lot going on with the signal routing that I just don't understand yet, the knobs are very interactive with one another, I think running it in stereo is going to be incredible too.

resincum wrote:fuck playing a guitar through the t-resonator ultimate feedback controller

Im going to hook it up to an Alesia 3630 compressor/limiter I have and go crazy with the feedback knobs im looking forward to trying this out on EVERYTHING, I'm glad it sounds so good with guitar too

WELL I'LL JUST BUY BOTH THEN (money permitting. wait, I was going to do that anyway)

Strange Tales wrote:WELL I'LL JUST BUY BOTH THEN (money permitting. wait, I was going to do that anyway)

hell yeah I'd get the Cloudbuster first i think, there is a lot more going on with it.

The T-Resonator is nuts! No way I could figure that thing out but it sounds cool.

monkeydancer wrote:The T-Resonator is nuts! No way I could figure that thing out but it sounds cool.

It's actually pretty intuitive once you get used to it. Its mirror imaged basically. Man is it fun

Also here is my first go through with the Mid-Fi Electronics Glitch Computer.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bZzgGwLerk[/youtube]

Hey hey, here is another look at the JoMoX T-Resonator, this time I go through the different modes and I get through all but the two reverb modes cause I ran out of time. I love this pedal.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzpGb_SHIWo[/youtube]

Hey, here is a look at the two reverb modes of the JoMoX T-Resonator II.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g6EBl1sgio[/youtube]

awesome. haven't used it much with a guitar. have you tried stereo yet? that thing is so ridiculous. I love it, too I was messing with the feedback the other day and the fuckin lows were so powerful, texture from the ceiling of my warehouse came raining down this thing is a sound designer's dream *o* love the concept of 'negative feedback'

Woah love those reverbs! Best sounds in the box judging from these demos, the other stuff seemed fun to tweak with synths for noisy stuff but the reverbs work nice with guitar.

resincum wrote:awesome. haven't used it much with a guitar. have you tried stereo yet? that thing is so ridiculous. I love it, too I was messing with the feedback the other day and the fuckin lows were so powerful, texture from the ceiling of my warehouse came raining down this thing is a sound designer's dream *o* love the concept of 'negative feedback'

Yeah stereo is where it's at

monkeydancer wrote:Woah love those reverbs! Best sounds in the box judging from these demos, the other stuff seemed fun to tweak with synths for noisy stuff but the reverbs work nice with guitar.

I think you're right, although I really like the delays too with guitar.

Hey, here is a listen to the Gurus Echosex 2.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Oq756RTKRc[/youtube]

Pretty cool, but I'm not sure I'd swap it for my Catalinbread, simply because it has a bigger footprint, is way more expensive and I can't really hear the difference between it and my Catalinbread (though maybe I'd do in real life). It's not mechanical, right? If you weren't changing up the settings it could have fooled me. Might be the tube action that makes it sound more "natural", at least to my ears. What do you think of it? You own so many pedals that I figure you'd give me an honest answer.

I like the way it looks though. Very much up my alley.