What I like in the CC is that setting up all the effects is very intuitive. It really is something you can do on the fly and it actually invites you to twiddle around with the knobs. I see two very clear applications for it. First, it’s great to have in the studio as a sound design tool when I’m creating a track. Second, it’s awesome when you’re in a free jam with your band and you can introduce new sounds almost instantly. I have mine on a small board with a fuzz before it and a UAFX amp pedal after.
Thanks a lot for the review. Your content helped A LOT in my decision making process of getting a chroma console for myself! If you had an affiliate link i'd have bought it from it!
The only pedal you'll ever need...and the Empress Zoia, EHX mod rex, EQD(any and all of them), and maybe just a few dozen more. Just to be sure you've covered all your bases(and bass).
EQD maybe sound good but are such sjitty pedals quality wise! I bought 3 of them and 2 out of 3 where broken. Also a good friend of mine had already a few broken. They don't have QC and are not reliable
Hi Matthew, thanks for the great Video (as always) and the deep dive into the CC. 👍 Have it as well. What a fun machine. I think it‘s good priced for how much you can do with it! Don‘t regret the buy. Looking forward to new videos from you. 💪
I currently own a Elektron Analog Heat. I have a Warm Audio WA273-EQ on the main outs of my mixer, and the Analog Heat on the WA273-EQ's insert. And all of that goes into my Audio interface. So basically I have a solid mic preamp and stereo compressor (as the Analog Heat is a cheap price to getting high quality Master Bus/Out compression) for all my synths and drum machines. So I barely have to do much mixing in my DAW after I've tracked... My question is, do you think the Chroma Console compresses the audio on the same level as the Elektron Analog Heat? Or does it just offer solid effects and preamp capabilities?
