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Hey SOTW! I do love pedals, it's no secret, and I finally made a demo of one of my very favorites in existence.
I've been using the "Transmisser" reverb pedal by EarthQuaker Devices for many months now, and it's used pretty heavily on the new Progger record. It works wonders with any signal you put through it, and while it basically does one thing, it does that thing VERY well: it makes long, moving, haunting, beautiful reverb trails that essentially make whatever your instrument is into a glorious synth pad machine.
I can't get enough of that nonsense. I love it. Here's the video.
https://youtu.be/0OAiRoY8A6g
While it does pretty much that one (awesome) thing, the timbre of the reverb trails is actually quite shapeable because of the resonant filter with a dedicated control knob on the face of the pedal. There's also an overall tone control ("Darkness," which acts as an oddly inverse "tone" pot) and a "Warp" function that lets you tune the reverb trails up or down in real time after they're in existence. It's very, VERY fun to play with.
I hope you enjoy the sounds and the demo! There will be more, rest assured.
I've been using the "Transmisser" reverb pedal by EarthQuaker Devices for many months now, and it's used pretty heavily on the new Progger record. It works wonders with any signal you put through it, and while it basically does one thing, it does that thing VERY well: it makes long, moving, haunting, beautiful reverb trails that essentially make whatever your instrument is into a glorious synth pad machine.
I can't get enough of that nonsense. I love it. Here's the video.
https://youtu.be/0OAiRoY8A6g
While it does pretty much that one (awesome) thing, the timbre of the reverb trails is actually quite shapeable because of the resonant filter with a dedicated control knob on the face of the pedal. There's also an overall tone control ("Darkness," which acts as an oddly inverse "tone" pot) and a "Warp" function that lets you tune the reverb trails up or down in real time after they're in existence. It's very, VERY fun to play with.
I hope you enjoy the sounds and the demo! There will be more, rest assured.