As somebody who started out their musical instrument journey on the piano as a kid, the resonance aspect of this is so niche and nostalgic and right up my alley. Never even crossed my mind that it could be utilised in other ways 👌🏼😮💨
Thanks for the run through... I'm looking at this like an up-front preamp, tone sculpting, pre-reverb creator that's always on... I'm dying to hear how it would handle 6/12 string acoustic electric guitars... 😮
Bookmarking this vid for ideas for using the resonator algorithms on my Lexicons and Eventides. Powerful but not a lot of info out there on using them.
I have the Light pedal and it doesn't really work similar to this at all. Resonators use a super fast delay with high feedback and modulation, not a reverb algorithm.
It's the same kind of effect as rings (and many other resonators in synth/vst/rack form), but if you run a guitar into rings you can immediately see how different they are.
Awesome, thanks for the reply. I've not tried my guitar into rings yet...but I'll be getting one of your pedals regardless. Really well thought out set of complimentary functions to bring something new to pedals :)
Awesome,I've not tried my guitar into rings yet but I'll be getting your pedal regardless because it's such a well thought out set of complimentary features that combine to give pedal users something new
@@markjohnstonofficial Actually it is. But it does it in a fancy way with tracking and modulation. As it says on their website «Prismatic Wall utilizes a physical string model formed by tuned delay lines». You can try to make same kind of sounds with any delay.
