Shnobel Tone Drive Pedal Tests! Daily Driver, Ratatouille Distortion, and Boost!

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No talking, just a real practical test of some of my favorite Shnobel Tone drives within my pedalboard chain. More tone content on the way!
Don’t mind the pink chairs and desks, I share this office with my wife and our daughter. 😊
The Shnobel Tone line up of drives stack SO WELL. I love how versatile they are. The Daily Driver, the Ratatouille Distortion, and the Shnobel Tone Boost all cover just about every tone territory. I love the transparency of the Daily Driver and the chewiness of the Ratatouille! So good!
Here I wanted to show how well they stack together, but I also wanted to show how incredibly dynamic they are even alone.
Signal Path:
Shnobel Tone Buffer
Walrus Audio Effects Deep Six Compressor
Shnobel Tone Boost
Shnobel Tone Ratatouille Distortion
Shnobel Tone Daily Driver
Strymon Engineering Timeline
Walrus Audio Effects R1
Universal Audio Dream (in stereo)
Guitar: Gibson SG 61’ Reissue
All on my custom Creation Music Company pedalboard.t

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12 июл 2023

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Комментарии : 7

@JustinMuncy Год назад

It’s grainy, yet really clear. Lots of articulation. Cool sounds man!!

@Mike.D.Martinez Год назад

Thanks man! Roman from Shnobel Tone makes really good drives! Super underrated.

@MrLennonson 3 месяца назад

I've been using multi fx all the time and now im so interested on going into analog pedals. May i know all these are direct input or it has feed into some amp?

@Mike.D.Martinez 3 месяца назад

In this video, these are going into an amp modeler from Universal Audio called Dream. It’s a fender style amp modeler going direct into the interface. Hope that helps!

@MrLennonson 3 месяца назад

@@Mike.D.Martinez Thanks! It sounds way more natural than those existing multi-fx! What are you thought about multi-fx (whether its Boss, Helix, Kemper, etc) and these analogs pedals?

@Mike.D.Martinez 3 месяца назад

@@MrLennonson I definitely think there’s a huge amount of value in multi effects units like the helix, quad cortex, even the Headrush prime/core. The technology has really come a long way. However it depends on your personal preferences, skill and style of playing, and just overall budget. Personally, I could get really amazing sounds from digital multi effects and still sound like myself, however I personally prefer the more natural sound of the pedals on a board rather than multi effects. Now, even with that being said, I still use a Headrush MX5 for certain gigs depending on the needs because of convenience. I sorta choose to live in the best of both worlds.

@MrLennonson 3 месяца назад

@@Mike.D.Martinez I am 100% agree to your point where you mentioned the natural sound of pedals and the portability of multi-fx, its sort of like give and take, nothing is 100% perfect. I am currently using Mooer GE300, but as for now i started to feel the limited versatility of it, that's why I am so curious about what should I upgrade next! Thank you for your response and can't wait for your next upload!