Guitar Pedals For Ambient / Experimental Music: PART II 

Happy hunting!

I clicked after the mbira. No contest :)

Thank you! Editing the next video right after this.

Thank you! Recording part three next week - its getting a little busy as I am playing a few shows in the next weeks.

It also self oscillates when you do this as well. Such a strange little pedal, definitely a mainstay for my Electroacoustic/Free Improv rig.

I have to try some extra stuff to make it interesting for me to revisit in a full new video, but I will keep it in mind!

I have the latest Warped Vynl and I highly recommend getting one. Even the simple chorus or vibrato sounds are stellar. You won't be sorry

Another pedal to add to the ever growing list. ;)

Yeah, its also one of the expensive ones

I'd forgotten about that price... *gulp*

Hey Dan go for the 1st version, that is what Heinbach is using. It will be cheaper (most likely) because the newer versions of any pedal are generally more expensive on the used market. Good luck!

It could be! I have had no chance to compare the two, but I love the lofi mode on the WV.

With how good it sounds it's going on my list either way

CB pedals are super complex so I get their price, but honestly I think they're not worth their cost unless you're using it to completely define your sound. And in that case, you're spending 300 bucks for one or two settings. So many of their pedals that I've tried all suffer the same thing, which is that there are more unusable sounds than usable ones. And finding those sounds is a pain in the ass. You spend more time tweaking them than making music with them. That said, they do have some good tones I'm them if you don't mind taking the time to find them and then being content with dropping so much money for the one or two sounds that will actually be pleasing to an audience. Most people don't care about the weird sounds you come up with. They just like what sounds good in the mix.

Oh sorry! Noted.

@@Hainbach Thanks man! your music and videos are some of my favs :D

I think its just the frequency range, its tuned lower.

I look longingly at it.

You don't need an interface with the Warped Vinyl - it takes modular level nicely. I could not even go as hot as I liked, because the Fostex I am using as a mixer was overdriving. Generally, some digital pedals really benefit from an interface, my Strymon Timeline freezes with too hot levels.

Very good, more versatile! I don't know if it sounds the same, though.

I haven't! I should probably, its been recommended to me a bunch of times.

I have the MS70CDR and it’s great for budget fx with synths too 👌

Yes, just so much more gritty. I had the Rainbow Machine and got bored with it. I miss it sometimes though.

I have not tried the Instant Lo-Fi junky, but from what I have heard is that the WV sounds better. I mean both were designed by the same guy,, so it would make sense that for his own company he would go even further.

I have the original Lo Fi loop junky which is where the lo Fi circuit comes from. I think the Chase Bliss Lo Fi is the best. IMHO

Part 3 will deal with that. I just had no time to record it.

It has a pick up with high output, patch point in berlin made.

@@Hainbach thx!

check my earliest videos for band stuff.

HAINBACH Mad scientist U !! worked on some way out shit . had my stuff stolen three times , because it was so beyond . always loved pushing the envelope . gonna get back into it , it's fun experimenting , never know what you're going to end up with :)

Yeah, I owe this one. Coming!

@@Hainbach Would love to see the Thermae get some Hainbach love in part 3!

Yes! I got tired of it, fast.

Mono in stereo out

Yeah, need to do that. I should never make series, suddenly it feels like a job 😄

@@Hainbach ahahah true!

The band?

That is also why I enjoyed making this video. Quality time with pedals.