Great video Emily! But you CAN use the Conflict of Interest with expression. You just have to keep the level knob below the maximum voltage of the expression input. I use mine with my HX Stomp with the level set just below halfway and it works perfectly. If I go too high the values in my HX get stuck/overwhelmed. I also confirmed this over email with Fairfield support. Anyway, keep up the great work. 😊
Haha I love using the last one as a 0HP mixer unit 😁 I've seen some people selling bare circuit boards that can literally float in the middle of patch cables to save rack space, but I like that metal box.
Just got a guitar with a really good trem, so I'm figuring out how to do lo-fi warble and ramp-down stuff sans pedal, yet here again we have temptation anew.
I don't have any Fairfield pedals! I still have room on my shelves, so I'm keeping my eye out for any. P.S..I only buy my pedals in the wild, cause Amazon is too easy. Thrill of the hunt and all that....
No digital pedals damage will it do "Yoda" yes you probably got it 😁 .. thank you for the heads up 🤘 good info break down for Fairfield nice work you guys 👍😊
Ah I want to hear the voltage sag pedal modulating voltage at audio rates, you could use the OBNE MTET to get an MIDI audio rate oscillator from your DAW to send into the sag pedal
i've used the oscillator out from Randy's Revenge with it with great results; though a lot of pedals have internal capacitors for power filtering which can limit the oscillations. still, loads of fun.
This morning I was scrolling through RU-vid and had a thought like “I haven’t seen that harp girl in a while, I wonder what happened” hahahah do you have an Instagram?.
They're utility pedals, dealing mainly with cv and expression, so this is mostly an invalid question. Except in the case of the patchbay, and the attenuator, which are used for audio, and both can be used for either stereo or mono use (patchbay: four mono or two stereo, attenuator: two mono or one stereo).
I mean, it's a very professional demo video, but the big problem with these paid videos is the terrible lack of stupid goofy stuff and parts where Emily and Ross make each other snort/laugh. I understand they're being paid, and that means they have a boss for a moment, but there are people out there that still goof around and have fun on somebody elses dime. You can still get the products capabilities across and make a living at it while having fun (60 Cycle Hum comes to mind) and because it's fun it gets more views. This was so dry I had to have a drink, seriously , lighten up guys.