Make Noise Music Easel (0-Coast/0-Ctrl) #1 

Well that's an honour to hear guys! I feel so inspired to work only with these 2 wonderful instruments.

@Wesley Alvin yea, I've been watching on Flixzone for since december myself :D

@Wesley Alvin yea, I've been using flixzone for since december myself :D

Glad you like it! Simplicity is in the core of my work and it takes a lot of hard work to arrive there.

My other fx pedals are in my band studio and flashback was all I had, but indeed it's a good combo!

Yes indeed, the flashback delay is almost the same size! Completely by accident to be honest, it was the only delay pedal I had home at that time. Glad you liked it!

@@ethermod307 For sure! They make some great delay/reverb pedals. I am a happy HOF 2 owner, and it has served me quite well paired with synths.

@@DarkTapes Nice to hear! I'm constantly telling everyone to focus on their creativity and not on buying expensive gear. I got a 40€ Alesis Nanoverb the other day, made a track with it that sounds amazing. You just need to find the sounds that work well with what you have.

@@ethermod307 100% full-heartedly agree! Even if the gear is a little cheaper it doesn't mean it's not capable, and if you get albums professionally mastered you'll get a pristine sound at the end of it. Not like the average listener will be able to discern most of the time what they're even listening to. Limitations are boosters for creativity and focus. You know what you've got, what you can do with it, and you know there may be new things to try out. Great snag on that nanoverb, I hear they are just perfect!

@@DarkTapes Yes exactly! I keep saying that to my Patreons to help them boost their creativity. Last week, Hainbach did an episode about the Quadraverb and their prices have been going through the roof (not cool). But the Nanoverb is a stripped down version of it and still extremely cheap. Limitations make Art. GAS is a labyrinth you lose yourself into. Cheers!

Thank you! Cheers!

Mimeophone is a great addition to the system indeed!

Thnx! I think it's a combination of the touch plates of the 0-ctrl controlling the VCA in the 0-Coast and the modulation from the delay pedal that have this wonderful expressiveness.

Yes indeed, this is what I've learned with working with such a minimal system. You learn to dive deep and create simple but engaging sounds. I will soon start creating more detailed information on my Patreon page if you're interested for personal tips.