Beebo

General Gear Discussion - effects, synths, etc.

Moderator: Ghost Hip

User avatar
Paul_C
FAMOUS
FAMOUS
Posts: 1813
Joined: Thu Jun 11, 2015 1:45 pm
Location: Northampton UK

Re: Beebo

Post by Paul_C »

cosmicevan wrote: Has anyone had success with the preamps and poweramps yet? The bass pre sounds pretty nice and the tube warmth sounds real nice too...but I haven't figured out how the poweramp modelers work yet.
Depends on what you mean by success - I use the power amp super a lot, but only to balance outputs, I turn the gain all the way down to remove any noise and then tweak the main vol. up or down to suit.

It's the same with reverbs, they are regularly discussed due to their usage of the CPU but I don't use them at all (there are a couple of patches I've made which use a reverb module, but only because I wanted to try them out) as if I really want reverb (and I rarely do) I'd rather have a dedicated pedal for that - I use both the Zoias and the Beebos for their uniqueness, not their ability to do absolutely everything.
User avatar
cosmicevan
FAMOUS
FAMOUS
Posts: 1530
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2019 9:18 pm
Location: at the edge of oscillation, NY

Re: Beebo

Post by cosmicevan »

I'll try it, but I recall not being able to delete any presets in my situation.
•○• cosmically yours •○•
User avatar
cosmicevan
FAMOUS
FAMOUS
Posts: 1530
Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2019 9:18 pm
Location: at the edge of oscillation, NY

Re: Beebo

Post by cosmicevan »

Paul_C wrote:
cosmicevan wrote: Has anyone had success with the preamps and poweramps yet? The bass pre sounds pretty nice and the tube warmth sounds real nice too...but I haven't figured out how the poweramp modelers work yet.
Depends on what you mean by success - I use the power amp super a lot, but only to balance outputs, I turn the gain all the way down to remove any noise and then tweak the main vol. up or down to suit.

It's the same with reverbs, they are regularly discussed due to their usage of the CPU but I don't use them at all (there are a couple of patches I've made which use a reverb module, but only because I wanted to try them out) as if I really want reverb (and I rarely do) I'd rather have a dedicated pedal for that - I use both the Zoias and the Beebos for their uniqueness, not their ability to do absolutely everything.
yeah. you can do almost everything in there. What are your main uses? I seem to be gravitating towards the looper at this point and also exploring all the weird controllers. I don't use my Beebo on my board yet, I use it as a stand alone thing to explore and play on. I wouldn't mind integrating it into my rig, but I'm just not there yet on using it.
•○• cosmically yours •○•
User avatar
Paul_C
FAMOUS
FAMOUS
Posts: 1813
Joined: Thu Jun 11, 2015 1:45 pm
Location: Northampton UK

Re: Beebo

Post by Paul_C »

I've uploaded all my patches from 2021 to patchstorage in a single zip file, if anyone fancies a New Year rummage.

https://patchstorage.com/patches-from-2021/

Still having lots of fun with them, so much so that I've let quite a lot of pedals go.
User avatar
Dandolin
IAMILFFAMOUS
IAMILFFAMOUS
Posts: 11125
Joined: Thu Oct 15, 2009 2:33 pm
Location: On the pharm in PA

Re: Beebo

Post by Dandolin »

Nice -- new years cheers!
"In a moment of unparalleled genius, Noel Parachute headed off this potential disaster by unplugging the microphone."
User avatar
lumena
committed
committed
Posts: 311
Joined: Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:59 pm
Location: Portland, Oregon

Re: Beebo

Post by lumena »

Thanks Paul for posting those.
My very generous partner bought me a Hector for xmas and it arrives Monday. I can't wait to try them out. :!!!: :!!!:
FASHION PASSES STYLE REMAINS
Post Reply