Re: New EQD: arrows & afterneath
Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 9:57 pm
Faaaaaaaaaaaaark me.earthdevice wrote:http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLqZD2_F1XvU6PsflCyWCW6A1cO726eTq
Must have afterneath.
Also really digging that new GO.
Faaaaaaaaaaaaark me.earthdevice wrote:http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLqZD2_F1XvU6PsflCyWCW6A1cO726eTq
No kidding! I don't intend to offend but this really seems like the opposite of a "no bullshit" reverb, and not having trails really undermines the whole thing. "No bullshit" to me means it's simple and sounds good (like the Hall of Fame mini or Mooer Shimverb or footswitcheable amp reverb). This has complicated and non-intuitive features that would initially confuse most musicians. So, not having trails on the basis of this being a "no bullshit" reverb doesn't make any sense to me.spacelordmother wrote:I was mildly annoyed at no trails before watching the demo, but now I'm fucking pissed.
+1Iommic Pope wrote:Whilst I am also heavily entrenched in the "all delays and verbs be trails equipped" camp, there's still work arounds like trails loops....so a bit of a pain in the arse but not so huge a deal?
I guess it's not a big deal, it's just frustrating that such a simple idea (at least as far as operation goes, electronically I have no idea) isn't already incorporated into this already fancy and pricey reverb. Finding/buying a workaround puts it in a higher price range and takes up a lot more pedalboard real estate. Those two reasons make it a deal-breaker for me.Iommic Pope wrote:Whilst I am also heavily entrenched in the "all delays and verbs be trails equipped" camp, there's still work arounds like trails loops....so a bit of a pain in the arse but not so huge a deal?
+1wfs1234 wrote:I guess it's not a big deal, it's just frustrating that such a simple idea (at least as far as operation goes, electronically I have no idea) isn't already incorporated into this already fancy and pricey reverb. Finding/buying a workaround puts it in a higher price range and takes up a lot more pedalboard real estate. Those two reasons make it a deal-breaker for me.Iommic Pope wrote:Whilst I am also heavily entrenched in the "all delays and verbs be trails equipped" camp, there's still work arounds like trails loops....so a bit of a pain in the arse but not so huge a deal?
Yeah man, I totally get that. Extra hassle certainly does blow, as does extra cost....but I'm willing to let that slide because wizards.wfs1234 wrote:I guess it's not a big deal, it's just frustrating that such a simple idea (at least as far as operation goes, electronically I have no idea) isn't already incorporated into this already fancy and pricey reverb. Finding/buying a workaround puts it in a higher price range and takes up a lot more pedalboard real estate. Those two reasons make it a deal-breaker for me.Iommic Pope wrote:Whilst I am also heavily entrenched in the "all delays and verbs be trails equipped" camp, there's still work arounds like trails loops....so a bit of a pain in the arse but not so huge a deal?
What if we drew a hiking map of a national park on the back, would that help?wfs1234 wrote:No kidding! I don't intend to offend but this really seems like the opposite of a "no bullshit" reverb, and not having trails really undermines the whole thing. "No bullshit" to me means it's simple and sounds good (like the Hall of Fame mini or Mooer Shimverb or footswitcheable amp reverb). This has complicated and non-intuitive features that would initially confuse most musicians. So, not having trails on the basis of this being a "no bullshit" reverb doesn't make any sense to me.spacelordmother wrote:I was mildly annoyed at no trails before watching the demo, but now I'm fucking pissed.
It sounds great and if it had trails I would buy it. As it is, I'm gonna pass. All delays and reverbs should have trails (especially if they have infinite repeats).
Catch the spirit!OddKnowledge wrote:ALL THE REVERBS! i want my guitar to sound like soul crushing isolation and loneliness.
odontophobia wrote: Also, solution to no trails...
Don't turn it off.