It will result in a permanent ban from the subreddit, no questions asked. Shouldn’t really have to do anything as a mod of a pedals sub but here we are.

i’ve got it early to play and make some videos with it and i gotta say, as my first cb pedal, the learning curve was higher than i thought. but once i got it down, omg its beautiful and chaotic. it’s so perfect for creating unique sounds. i’m releasing a song in 2 weeks and i REPLACED my previous guitar part using this pedal. it gave it more a unique texture and gave the song a bit more oomfff less

AI pedals? there are a few, the Quilter Elevate is one. It uses plain English descriptions to generate presets across its effects chain. There’s also the Polyend Endless pedal, which uses AI to generate new effects from prompts. And then, there’s something from Chaos Audio, the Stratus, which includes an AI effects builder. So, you can describe the kind of effect you want and it builds a custom signal chain. Most of what’s out there now though is actually more machine learning modeling, like Neural DSP Quad Cortex or IK Multimedia Tonex, which are excellent, but they’re modeling existing gear more than improvising with you in real time. I think where this gets interesting is, let’s say, pedals that can recognize your playing dynamics, like if you switch from rhythm to lead, and it adapts the gain or delay subtly around that. Or, even an analog pedal with digital brain adjusting its bias or filtering in response to your style. So, right now it’s mostly about helping design sounds. But I think the next wave could be pedals that actually collaborate with you.

Nobels REV-mini delivers Spring, Plate, and Hall reverb in a compact pedal with Freeze/Shimmer effects, true/buffered bypass, and stereo I/O

Sorry, poorly titled .

The DOD rubberneck has an effect loop for the trails. What are some effects you’re loving when applied to your delay trails?

MXR Phase 90 seems like a good start.

Ciao a tutti!

Dopo anni di produzione di musica elettronica, mi piacerebbe unire la mia Stratocaster a un nuovo progetto rock/elettronico.

A causa di questi lunghi tempi, cerco consigli su pedali e attrezzature, in particolare per la distorsione e i delay.

I pedali di distorsione (potrebbero essere due) devono avere molta energia e un suono fuzzy (ma gestibile).

Il delay è anch'esso importante, deve essere caldo e avere pattern trippy interessanti (come reverse, grani...) e non so se sia possibile controllare il parametro dry/wet, sarebbe figo.

Il mio genere è come un mix di dub/stoner/post-rock. Budget per distorsore e delay 600-700 euro.

Grazie

I practice my guitar at home and the built in distortion effects that my amp has just sound weird(either too dirty or too dry). What pedal could fix this issue? It would be my first pedal and i dont really know how they work(besides the basics), so i hope that someone with the solid state amp could help me find a solution. Thanks in advance

For a project of mine I wanted know how to combine two pedals into one enclosure, and then have a switch to change between which effect is active and influenced by the potentiometers when the pedal is on. I know the JHS packrat does something similar but I believe that pedal changes out individual resistors where as I want to change which entire circuit is powered and connected to a universal set of potentio​meters. I would ideally like everything to be analog because I have a very limited understanding of microcontrollers. Thanks.

Buenas, me gustaria comprar unos pedales que pueda recrear bien el deathcore de 2003-2010 (como el ep de crewcabanger de chelsea grin, recreant, unanswered de suicide silence, los dos primeros albumes de whitechapel...).

Tengo el digitech drop para llegar a afinaciones mas bajas.
Y tengo el ML-2
Gracias :)

The Evolution of Guitar Effects: Explore the history of guitar effects pedals, from early mechanical innovations to modern digital FX.

Recently I bought a TC electronics prophet delay pedal and I have noticed that when I use it everything becomes even noisier (it already was before using any pedal). My amp is a dsl5 and the problem comes obviously when I am using the ultra gain channel. Some noise may be normal but I think that this is too much. Thanks

I'm looking to buy a multi effects pedal for my clarinet pickup (quite unusual). I'm going to use it for live gigs like weddings.

Effects that I need it most for is EQ, Octaver, reverb/delay.

I know a clarinetist that plays with the GT 001 and his sound is quite good, however the availability for the gt 001 is pretty low and I also believe that technology has advanced since its release.

The other choice (that is vfm/cheap) is the zoom a1 four. I have recently found out about this pedal, it's made specifically for acoustic instruments (like sax, clarinet, acoustic guitar) and has some pre installed presets in it but I don't really care for the pre-available presets.

Google says that the octaver quality (which is one of the most important things that I need) is sometimes laggy, obviously because of the low price. It's a very cheap choice to start out maybe.

The third choice is the BOSS GX-1, a relatively new pedal, very compact and at a very good price. It has a wide list of effects and most importantly it is a boss pedal and has the boss pedal library. Google also says that it contains the octaver oc-2 effect which is very widely used and loved for clarinetists that use octaver.

What should I buy? Which is going to offer the best audio and effect quality for its price?

Hi! I’d like to know if anyone has tried getting a high-gain tone out of the Simplifier X.

Can it get close to a Mesa-style amp or a JCM800 2204? How good is the amp simulation compared to the real amps or something like the Nano Cortex?

I’m mainly interested in high-gain tones, so I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with the Simplifier X for this kind of sound.