So far Meris is adding all of my favorite youtubers to their playlist for this pedal!! I definitely will be buying one of these! I follow this channel and the The Pedalzone religiously! Yall are always on the cutting edge of synth/music tech. If it werent for you I probably would have just given upon on learning about pedal, synths, lfos etc and all this amazingness!! Never Stop!! Yall are changing the world for good! Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos man!
I said it before but will repeat myself again - there is something special and unique about your sounds, I 'receive' your frequencies immediately, there may be various reviews and videos but whenever I watch yours they just speak directly to my soul! Amazing pedal, right next to 'Microcosm' for sure! I was a bit late with pre-ordering and they are sold out at the moment but definitely not missing the next batch, thank you for another great video!
I've been mulling over getting an external pedal for my modular system. I (like many people) had thought about the Microcosm, however, when I see the Meris LVX it looks very tempting (although a little more price wise). I guess it would be impossible to really compare, however as you say, the LVX looks like a programmable Microcosm. One thing that made me laugh is that you have to unplug the pedal to clear the sounds. You'd have thought that Meris would have put an on/off switch, for such a sophisticated pedal 🤔.
Some quick questions: 1) can you make self oscillations sounds like on the dl4 for example? 2) if for some reason you want, can you create simple classic delay lines? 3) with all these freedom is there something that you cannot do?
@@OoraMusic a good example on point one would be the outro for karma police by radiohead. where the delay self oscilates and keeps going forever till you get that crazy sound. The only that that i would love to see would be some extra ports so i can hook a reverb ad the end of the chain and be able to use the looper with it. Still killer pedal though
Mine is new and it started randomly slipping on the delay parameter or setting meaning moving up and down causing unstable sound interruption. After it warms up it gets worse and seems to be normal when turned on. It works great on synths probably better than guitars. I need to return this one which is defective.
I ordered one of these but I can't find a Ring Modulator demo because the CS80 had the Ring Modulator. It's classic 70s but still can't find a demo of it using this pedal.
I love my Meris pedals. I wonder if the wet knob on this has the same characteristic where it’s 100% wet fro the last 20% of the turn? That was a design choice that I never quite agreed with as I like to twist dials. Thanks for there great video. This will be a super pedal. Like an easy to use Zoia.
While they might overlap, the use would be different. If you need a delay , the LVX is a better choice. If you need a texture generator they are both interesting, with microcosm more on the random happy accidents side. Would be hard to choose, honestly.
Thanks fort the answer. Those happy accident my main concerns about Microcosm. It's too unpredictable. am looking for something where you can build up your own glitchy sound. I know that Zoia and some out there but I wanted to know if LVX has the capability to create its own sound that matches Microcosm.
@@OoraMusic haven't tried Cosmos yet but ordered anyway and it's arriving next week, super excited just like about any gear by SOMA Labs, LVX looks and sounds amazing as well and I'm also a fan of Meris' pedals so yeah, another one to add to the collection in near future, thank you for the great video as usual, best regards!