The Wonderful World Of Whammy & Pitch Shifting [A Very Basic Intro]

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The world’s favourite pitch shifter gets Dan and Mick’d. Oh dear…
Welcome to the show! Get ready for 45 minutes of Dan being genuinely enthusiastic and me wanting the end to come with vengeance and burning hellfire.
The mental states of two middle-aged men notwithstanding, The Digitech Whammy is without question among the all-time classic guitar pedals, put to immense effect via artists as diverse as Tom Morello, John Scofield and Jack White. Its genre-defining pitch shifting initially delivered a glitchy, badly-tracking mess and while the ensuing years have brought a quantum leap in processing power, it is that idiosyncratically unnatural sound of the Whammy that has won it such a vast legion of devoted users.
With that in mind, we we start with a basic introduction to the Whammy before discussing some other ways to introduce real-time pitch shifting to your tones.
Enjoy the show…
Pedals & stuff in today’s episode
• The Gigrig Three2One
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• TC Electronic Polytune 3 Noir
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• ZVEX Box Of Rock
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• Digitech Whammy Ricochet
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• GameChanger Audio Bigsby
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• Digitech Whammy
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• Eventide H9
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• Strymon Timeline
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• Mission Engineering TGR-1 Expression Pedal
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• The Gigrig QMX6
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The Gigrig Humdinger
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Interesting bits & go-to sections
0:00 Intro playing
0:57 What are we doing today?
2:20 Whammy then and now
4:10 Pitchshifting basics
7:38 Today’s amps
8:22 What does the Whammy do?
12:35 Mick tries Whammy
15:05 Minor & Major 3rd bends
17:18 Detune effect
21:12 Whammy Ricochet
24:13 Gamechanger Bigsby
34:22 Eventide H9
38:03 A normal delay pedal
40:50 All on? But of course…
43:35 Closing thoughts
Guitars in this video
• 1965 Fender Telecaster - Dan’s video here: • Pimp Your Vintage Guit...
• Gretsch G5422TG Electromatic - Mick’s video here: • That Pedal Show - Our ...
Amps in this episode
• Fender ’65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue with Jensen C12-K speaker
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• PRS HDRX 20 with Burt Custom 1x12 Celestion Alnico Cream
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@plinketharry7469 Год назад

Just wanted to say that I genuinely appreciate the long form content guys. It's entertaining, informative and I don't feel like I'm being rushed or manipulated by dodgy editing. Thanks a bunch for the show

@benjammin4840 Год назад

Ditto!

@pabcrane Год назад

Hang on, long form?! This one only goes for 46 and a half minutes! Bring back the 1 hour + shows! ; ) I agree, I too like that there's a level of depth into the topic and it doesn't feel too rushed. It probably helps that the lads are pretty amusing and personable too!

@gejskelly Год назад

The long form content is great, crucially, it doesn’t feel like advertising! I hope it’s always that way 🤞🏼

@BobDavidsonBerl Год назад

Not only that, but they have done it every week for nearly a decade! Never gets old and never changes. They do what they want and don’t bow to the algorithm gods. Never change, guys!

@jeremyversusjazz Год назад

I loathe “shorts”

@bleeknoir Год назад

Dan - “come on, just give that a go” Mick - “but, but, I don’t want to” Proceeds to kick ass.

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

😆

@alessandrodecarli2462 Год назад

😂

@jitterbug__ Год назад

This episode gave me an idea for a challenge: Mick had to build a board to sound like Dan using only analog gear - Dan has to create a board to sound like Mick using only digital

@samwisegrangee Год назад

David Gilmour playing "Marooned" is what made me bring a pitchshifter onto my ambient board. He used it so naturally, almost just as someone would use a slide. Also, I thought it was odd you didn't mention that the reason most people are putting Pitchforks and Ricochets on their board: mostly for detuning their guitars rather than lugging around ones tuned to D, Eb, baritone, etc.

@milesstrand7920 Год назад

There’s something about the episodes where you can see Mick absolutely hates what’s going on, that really bring out a sincere belly laugh for me 😂

@troy8420 Год назад

I've never seen Mick look so uninterested lol

@Spuzzmacher Год назад

Morello’s full use of the whammy sweep is to add a little crazy to a crazy solo in a crazy song, while Gilmour’s use in Marooned is to add a reeling shimmering beauty, yet both approaches are the technically same.

@PeterUrbanPhoto Год назад

Nothing else in his life has captured my one year old toddler’s attention as long as this episode. Thank you!!!

@justinsmallwood4636 Год назад

Letting my kids use a microphone into a whammy back when they were young was a lot of fun for them.

@continentalaquatics2725 Год назад

Pitch Shifting shows up on a few U2 songs as well. The intro to “Even Better Than The Real Thing” makes use of a Digitech Whammy pedal . The bridge from “Beautiful Day” has a guitar in the mix shifting its pitch up over two octaves and back down at a fixed rate. “MoFo” has an effected guitar track that bursts into high pitch squeals at times before returning to normal. “You’re The Best Thing About Me” has the second part of the guitar solo played with a whammy pedal or an Octave pedal playing below the original signal.

@BlackofAzur Год назад

Thank you guys for all the awesome content without any ads, you rule

@edwardjons8684 Год назад

I’ve been using the Bigsby for almost a year now and absolutely love it with my tele and archtop. I have a lot of high output analog pedals running into it and it copes beautifully. It actualy feels analog, because of the spring resistance, and it’s surprisingly versatile: chorus, vibrato, leslie like effects - you can even plug it into ankother decice and use it as an expression pedal. Brilliant design beautifully executed.

@epilefsiul Год назад

Harmonizers stacked with fuzzes sound otherworldy, like synth sounds. I love how this combination is used by Jack White.

@Loomi00 Год назад

Even though I think it came out after Killing, Pantera's "Becoming" is the first time I remember hearing Whammy and wanting to know what it was and how to do it.

@NintenDub Год назад

Love this show.ive been watching since like 20-30k subs. It's been a while since than. Think that was like 5 years ago.i don't think I've gotten much better really.but it always fascinates me that you both know so much,yet every single episode you guys are still somehow teaching each other new things. There's always a few "oh really...wow/fascinating!" Comments made from either of yous. Glad your still doing it. Wish you'd have another pedal made or start making your own pickups or something like that. That'd be killer. You two are guitar royalty

@chadgarmany5305 Год назад

Been waiting on this one for a long time. Thank you!

@stevenhorton7457 Год назад

Love the show great fun in your demos guys😊

@camhaines5482 Год назад

Great video! Thanks for your work guys, it is much appreciated.

@VisualGuy Год назад

For the non Phish fans, Trey Anastasio uses a Whammy pedal a lot and in ways that it isn't often used by most guitarist. Pitch shifting into the note is heard all over the live solos. Very cool video!

@smelltheglove2038 Год назад

I’m a huge phish fan, been to over 100 shows from 1997 up until today. It’s my least favorite thing Trey does. Hahaha, that and whale calls and the siren during First Tube a song I otherwise absolutely love.

@VisualGuy Год назад

@@smelltheglove2038 My main point is that people don't know how much he actually use it. I bet he's used the Whammy for soloing in more tracks than Tom Morello. Lol

@michaelfowler3187 Год назад

I still can't stand them for some reason but I hear so much praise that I constantly leave some room for doubt. I heard captain beefheart way too early in my musical journey, fucked my taste buds up.

@methyod Год назад

@@michaelfowler3187 i genuinely think it's an emperor's clothes situation man. i've given them so many tries and had people try to explain the appeal to me, i would like to like them, but it just sounds so bad to me. like a bunch of rich kids who've never actually heard music and just read a bunch of descriptions.

@TheJols Год назад

@@smelltheglove2038 When you uses the whammy and loops during jams, it sort of makes a lot of the jams sound more the same. Lol, i got pretty sick of that sound too.

@cybersectech3171 Год назад

Instant like, I've been using these pedals to great effect for years, thanks!

@JordanKilliard Год назад

As a young man and big Radiohead fan in the mid to late nineties, I desperately wanted a whammy pedal. I ended up with the Digitech Xp100 Whammy/wah. So much fun.

@johnnylayton1672 Год назад

From the secret sauce in the tones of SRV to Fat Time & beyond, you guys have been hitting it out of the pedal park lately thank you!

@johnnylayton1672 Год назад

& love the White Falcon trem-in-cheek

@DRChevalier Год назад

Thanks for the great episode gents! I learned a great deal. Not my kind of thing but the knowledge gained is sincerely appreciated. Cheers!

@zombiemosher1139 Год назад

Another great episode. I love the Whammy & have a few. Dimebag Darrell was the Whammy guy for me, he used it to great effect.

@seanconnorguitar5972 Год назад

I have absolutely no interest whatsoever in pitch shifting, but I still get an enormous amount of enjoyment from watching you two play around with it. ❤

@periloustemple8290 Год назад

Oh, man. That was fabulous. Some amazing and creative sounds. I remember figuring out how to do the Gilmour version using my old ART midi board that controlled my rack fx. It was amazing fun. Oh, yeah: Edge uses to great effect as well - especially in the Pop & Popmart era. Loved it, fellas!

@norbertplaysguitar7244 Год назад

Really educational episode. Also love to see Mick struggling with something, but still having the will to learn more about it. One band that combines two Whammy’s on one board are While She Sleeps. They are heavy but got really melodic and interessting lead sounds. You find a lot of small clips on Instagram by the guitarist Sean, that are amazingly creative.

@peddlereffects Год назад

10 seconds in and I love that Dan has a baseball hat for the full Tom Morello vibes

@chrisegg7936 Год назад

I bought Tom Morello's masterclass a couple years solely because I wanted to know how he gets the sound from the intro to "Voice of the Voiceless" (same sound also heard in the guitar solo for Audioslave's Shadow on the Sun). Turns out all he's doing is playing one note and turning the interval knob back and forth on the whammy. Gave me a whole new appreciation for how useful pitch shifting stuff can be.

@christopher-miles Год назад

"thank's for tom" and then claps! hahahahahaha! made my night!

@gyugug Год назад

Hey Mick - Dan owes you one! Idea for next show: "Ways to torture Dan" hehe

@ModNicGuitars Год назад

The solo at the end of Queens of the Stoneage's "I Appear Missing' is great!

@severebash9153 Год назад

Exactly what came to mind immediately. I was also about to say The Evil has Landed, but that’s some custom 10 string Echopark guitar monstrosity Josh is playing.

@kantina4765 Год назад

A few songs on the new album use it to great effect too, usually I think it sounds ugly but they made it work. As they tend to do.

@kcole4001 Год назад

Wonderfully fun episode, very highly entertaining. The Bigsby pedal is really intriguing! Also, much love and support for anyone with dyslexia, my wife and son in law both struggle to varying degrees, and it's shameful how little attention society pays to accommodating them, especially since they are generally quite brilliant in other areas. Don't let others get you down! 👍

@shagradauyo Год назад

Dan, that telecaster is the sound mate! Truly beautiful! 😁👍

@thomasprice3887 Год назад

Seeing the Box of Rock made me happy. Haven't seen that pedal in a decade but it's still talked about in my circle of guitar friends.

@horizonishere Год назад

This was so fun and inspiring

@voxcapacitor Год назад

Great fun episode - thank you! The Digitech EX7 does many of the whammy functions but has a tone control for the pitch-shifted notes - makes a HUGE difference in sounding more natural (if that’s what you’re after!)

@GlennMichaelThompson Год назад

Good news to hear that DigiTech is back. I have their old TimeBender delay which does some amazing things for a single unit. I'm surprised it wasn't more popular. Been wanting a Whammy pedal for years....thinkin' it's high time I get one! An expression pedal would work with the TimeBender, but then I'd lose the ability to use it in its other numerous functions. Great video guys...as always! I really appreciate all that you guys do. Thanks🙏

@mattgilbert7347 Год назад

I love that delay. Replaced my Nemesis!

@elliotttadanier5971 Год назад

Mick with the hilarious burn at 16:25 hahaha. What a classic.

@andrus108 Год назад

How timely! I just bought a Whammy (bass version), and I realized I don't know why I suddenly wanted one or what to do with it..... You guys are my (GAS) saviours! :-D

@spencergrant4742 Год назад

It's high time I share a wonderful discovery I made when playing with old gear- I found a fully functional whammy setting on my Digitech RP100 (and hopefully the others in that line if people still have this 2000's piece hiding somewhere:) all that's needed is an expression pedal and some menu diving! I was over the moon when I found this, and hope someone else can enjoy having an unknown whammy in their setup! D&M - Thank you for the fun content, as always!

@celyda2 Год назад

Thanks guys! I was going to buy a Whammy pedal this weekend, now the seller want's $20,000 for it. :)

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Hahaahhaha!

@filipberntsson6634 Год назад

I said "oh no" out loud when I saw the theme for this vid. There goes my money again. Bless you!

@82ndairbornevet Год назад

Very cool show 🤘😎🤘

@davedavem Год назад

The smile on my face during that intro!

@SunnyvilleMusic Год назад

Thanks for the fun episode fellas! Also, with the new Mood MKII out, it would be awesome to get a Chase Bliss featured That Pedal Show. Much fun to be had with the Thermae, Blooper, Dark World, Habit, Generation Loss and Mood! :D

@zeuszuul3035 Год назад

You guys got me mentally through lockdown

@playjamtracks Год назад

Love the intro Dan!

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Cheers mate

@giantfella Год назад

Let it be - loud. I’ve got to put one of these in my living room now, thanks Andy.

@davelewis4215 Год назад

We have both the Digitech Whammy pitch shifting pedal & Drop tune pitch shifting pedal .Both the latest models bought new last year. Have to say both are amazing fun and we’re still learning what they can do.👌👍

@ikbogle Год назад

Never owned a whammy but love how many other great songs it’s appeared on like Muse-Newborn, Radiohead-Just & My Iron Lung, and not forgetting U2 even better than the real thing and hold me thrill me kiss me kill me. Thanks for the great video. Have a great weekend!!

@zootallures1 Год назад

D&M - Fun video…I can see how these toys could be fun in the studio. Unfortunately, I would struggle in a live setting. Dan - your Tele through that amp configuration sounded epic! Mick - great interview on Dipped In Tone. Some really great insights….

@jasonthielman Год назад

I want all of them the all on sounds were glorious!

@Giovy-Perez Год назад

What a Dan Riff!! ULTRA SUPER COOL! AMAZING! LOVELY!

@VeniceKing1 Год назад

Been wanting this episode for a long time! Seems like pitch shifting hasn't advanced so much in recent years, would love a Chasebliss Automatone style state-of-the-art shifter...

@rustygardhouse7895 Год назад

Base line Kings Of Leon Closer is a grest Whammy sound. Great show !

@shamsam4 Год назад

I actually had fun with an old one back around 2005 ish for about eight minutes. Oh well. Cool video, as always!

@paulcullen5015 Год назад

Great work for the foundation Harald. 👏🏻

@t3r080 Год назад

Zack de la Taylor and Daniel Morello - Loving it!

@ed.bromiel Год назад

The double pitch shifting delays is a GREAT idea!

@karllongbottomguitars9192 Год назад

Mick, you were killing it on the H9 👍

@GlennRicci Год назад

I'm dyslexic and cannot believe I have not yet heard that joke. Good one, mate!

@billj5301 Год назад

Mick, you are absolutely the most unbelievably grumpy person in the world when you don’t like a pedal or a tone or a thing…. And we love you for it!!! So good! Keep it up! X

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Ha! Thanks Bill. Yeah, it really does sound like ass to me. Hahaha!

@timchalmers1700 Год назад

You guys crack me up. LOL! Thanks, I need that.

@kentl7228 Год назад

The Whammy DT is fantastic. Another good option is the Boss PS6 harmonist pedal where you connect an expression pedal. Then you can do a solo like Killer Queen where you have normal notes 42:45

@RMosack Год назад

I ignored the whammy for a decade plus. But just had to get one after hearing Gilmour use it in Division Bell. So good!

@MarkRigler Год назад

Best show ever

@nealpike6611 Год назад

You know things are getting real when dans strapped up

@matthewcollis-long5233 Год назад

24:29 shout out to Gamechanger Audio!!! Thanks Mr Mick Taylor for echoing my own feelings about Gamechanger; every single pedal (albeit only 4?) has been conceived from the ground up to be nothing like anything else. They’re the only pedal company I can think of that I’d happily have everything they do. Keep up the great content pedal friends!!❤

@elemkay5104 Год назад

YAY, WHAMMY TIME! If you put two shifters together, one set to something like a 7th and the other an octave, you're on 4 notes, and it starts to sound really thick. You can then play around with different intervals for some really crazy harmonies. Then go 75-%100% wet reverb and do volume swell with the volume knob, and you're basically getting synth chords from one note on your guitar. I got a Whammy 2 (the black one) fairly cheap nearly 20 years ago. I regret selling it now.

@benmarshallproduction Год назад

Wow, never even considered mine could be used as a chorus! Thankyou oh wise TPS, great show as always.

@DapperHesher Год назад

The Wham detune is always kinda been a hidden secret. It's really a great chorus.

@mogsy2112 Год назад

I stack my Boss CH-1 Super Chorus, with the detune of the Whammy, to get the ultra chorus sounds that I used to get from my old DOD FX-67. I get Alex Lifeson type of sounds, that way.

@non-woodsmanuk Год назад

😱 most challenging 45 mins of TPS 🙉😂

@vincentdepierro2034 Год назад

I was really expecting the begining to "kickstart my heart"

@jeffreypinnow Год назад

This episode is like a mash up of everything I use/want. I play a semi-hollow gretsch complete with Bigsby in conjunction with a Whammy when doing Audioslave tunes. Also have a TC Sub N Up essentially as an organ generator for doing any sort of ambient stuff.

@sarcasticyouth Год назад

thank you informative.

@willunderwood7326 Год назад

Once saw this used for about 3 notes in a riff during a jazz/blues solo, was used so tastefully used I went out and bought one the next week

@justinguitarcia Год назад

Scofield uses the whammy on the high settings to get a glitchy almost ring-mod thing, its very cool in that way. I love the glitchy-ness of early octavers opposed to using them for accurate harmony recreation. Something about how processed the signal becomes can be fun

@christopherlong8259 Год назад

Fun episode but just want to say I love the look of those straps!! Those are great. Always wanted to order a tee but with shipping to the US it was a little pricey…but bundled with an awesome leather strap, might be the time!

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Hooray!

@TheMerc1950 Год назад

Whilst watching, my new hat and enamel mug from TPS showed up, and the sun came out. What a day!!

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Thank you kindly for buying stuff!

@TheMerc1950 Год назад

@@ThatPedalShow just wait until I move closer! (Germany)

@gordonrankin3995 Год назад

Dan resampling doesn't actually create pitch shifting. Resampling takes a sample at one sample rate and changes it to another. Most of the time this is done with what is called upsampling. In that a rate of say 44.1Khz is then converted to 192Khz which in one way diminishes jitter errors. I think this thing is taking the raw signal determining the frequency and then applying that to the selected algorithm. The amount of processing would be crazy which is why there is latency. I started writing a digital pedal kind of info. It was so confusing that I stopped :) I think Mick is going to stick to the analog domain! Thanks guys always look forward to these, thanks Gordon

@pauleuro123 Год назад

Cool guitar Mick.

@geofftate6113 Год назад

Happy Birthday for tomorrow Mick!

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Thanks Geoff! We recorded this March 14, that’s right! I think.

@darbymckilkannoncaid3279 Год назад

man that tele sounds incredible

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

It’s a pretty crazy guitar

@rkphilpot Год назад

Can't wait to see Mick's new board next month Inc a whammy!

@scrinbot Год назад

I´m using the Whammy since the first LP from Rage against the machine came out. A couple of years later i used to listen to "Korn" and felt in love with the whammy again

@__dormant__ Год назад

I love my whammy. It definitely requires subtlety to use viably nowadays (unless you want to be accused of being a Tom Morello wannabe), but it can add a tiny bit of colour used sparingly to create a weird moment in a song or used with a consistent sound almost like traditional modulation. My only problem with mine is that I have the v4 (had it since the early 2000's) and I don't want to upgrade, so I'm limited on PSU's because of the AC/AC power requirements. I have the Truetone CS12 OneSpot but the AC slot on that is toroidal and causes havoc with my wah being anywhere on the board. Price I pay for stubbornness. TPS - really appreciate you doing something that feels a bit leftfield to your usual preferences! Also love Mick's constant grimace at the soundscape!

@admarhermans1 Год назад

😂❣️ Great: old folks like us going mad like we’re 21!! Thát is the way it should be! Good health to you both. 😉

@DebonaireDerek Год назад

Gentlemen, I love the show. At first I thought there would be some pitch detune. You brought up the Eventide H3000 and I got giddy. Have you covered pitch detune before? EVH of course and a lot of 80s session guys had that still chorus detune thing going. Anyway love the show, keep doing what you are doing 🙏

@TimBentley Год назад

One of those (rare) episodes where Mick looks like the bloke at the company Christmas party trapped talking to the boss's slightly dotty wife :-))

@andreaferrero6533 Год назад

With the Boss GP10 and the esaphonic pick-up the fun is that you can bend/detune individual strings, so for example you can do the B-bender thing, or imitate (if you are capable) the pedal steel...You can also get a 12 string sound, and choose instant tunings (quite weird if you play at low volumes, because you'll hear the acoustic sound is different from the amplified one...). With it, I imitate the Bigsby by setting the expression pedal at 1/2 tone below

@Simto Год назад

Pitch shift pedals are very popular in the Japanese music scene. It's being used a lot and in very creative ways for texture and stuff. Also Royal Blood's entire sound is based on stuff like this, but just with a bass.

@Herfinnur Год назад

Thank you very much, that's intriguing! Can you mention a couple of bands and/or any online resources or magazines? I'm hopeful that today's translation software will help me understand what's written. Thank you in advance

@Simto Год назад

@@Herfinnur One of my favourite Japanese musicians is called Enon Kawatani. He has three main bands he plays/sings in and he writes and produces music for a lot of other artists too. Very unique player and songwriter. He uses octave pedals a lot and in one of his bands (Indigo La End) he and the other guitar player uses a lot of octave and pitch shifter pedals in a lot of their songs. I suggest you check out Indigo La End and his other main band called "Gesu No Kiwami Otome". Indigo is more jindie style while Gesu is a hybrid of pop, funk and experimental styles. Really cool music, I highly recommend it. You can start with searching for this song "gesu no kiwami otome watashi igai watashi ja nai no" in youtube. Their four in the band all wearing pink coloured clothes. Pitch shitfting all over the guitar. Really cool song.

@jeffrey.a.hanson 3 месяца назад

Id LOVE a spring loaded pitch shifter. A model with software updates would be interesting as they may create more efficient code.

@alanredversangel Год назад

Have you guys tried the pitchfork? Does everything the whammy does and more i think (except midi) and is tiny. I love the sound of it.

@happihockey8601 Год назад

On the new Black Honey album their guitarist, Chris makes great use of pitch shifting, it's all over those songs and sounds amazing, but for me personally I'm with Mick - Box of Rock is my favorite. As usual so much useful information on the pedals and more importantly how to use them. Even if D&M are covering something I would probably never use I tune in cause I will always learn something.

@philipellis7039 Год назад

If you find the video Pete Thorn did with GuitarGuitar going through his rig for the Classic Rock Show he uses pitch shifting to do the end of War Pigs. It’s the two seconds in which I went wow I’d really like a pitch shift pedal (and Pete’s hands).

@VonBlade Год назад

Regardless of whether you like the pitch shifting or not, one takeaway is that Mission make THE best expression pedals.

@g_and_kikos_homestudio Год назад

I got the Bigsby the week it came out. Until last week it was my bass sound in my studio. I just got a P-Bass. Great sound. I love to drop to a B for baritone with my tele. Really gnarly with clean blended back in. After a year with it I don't notice latency

@MrNeilltupman Год назад

"Mick here. That's not very Blues Dad, Dan" 😂👏👏

@KristonAbbott Год назад

The comment about the real estate a whammy takes on a pedal board is a pain, but I have mine in a drawer in the amp rack and then run it via a midi foot controller. It changes the mode patches and does the expression pedal via midi too. And avoids the constant need to re calibrate my old pedal (it’s quite worn out) so I love it. I will be looking at the chorus possibilities. I hadn’t even thought about that. Cheers fellas.

@Fret-knot Год назад

I bought a Whammy pedal when I got into Rage Against the Machine (as you said on here, like a lot of people). I then bought the Whammy DT with drop tuning and that is very useable. It depends what styles of music you're playing or into, so maybe not so much for your classic blues players, but for rock / alternative it's got some great sounds i.m.o. It's definitely a Marmite thing!! ... I forgot to say, I can tell Mick loves Marmite. 🙂

@paulcamus8944 Год назад

Just to nitpick, but "a quantum leap" is actually a very very VERY tiny one. Great show, chaps!

@ThatPedalShow Год назад

Sharing your name with a celebrated philosopher qualifies you to make arresting statements. Now then, the Oxford English Dictionary would disagree with you, however, given the philosophical bent of this comment, I think we could say that every thing is very tiny in the context of the infinite unmanifested vastness of everything.

@17cupsofcoffee Год назад

I totally get why this pedal doesn't do it for a lot of people, but it's still one of my favourites :) A Whammy IV was one of the first pedals I ever owned - lots of good memories of running it into my terrible Line 6 Spider amp and making wacky noises. I imagine my parents/neighbors look back on it a little less fondly...