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Very cool, love seeing DE7's on boards.

hbombgraphics wrote:Very cool, love seeing DE7's on boards.

it's getting a little finnicky now, so I don't know how long it'll stay on. I guess I need to start searching for a delay that sounds as good as it does with a big fuzz driving it. May be tough.

Sonaboy wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:Very cool, love seeing DE7's on boards.

it's getting a little finnicky now, so I don't know how long it'll stay on. I guess I need to start searching for a delay that sounds as good as it does with a big fuzz driving it. May be tough.

i have had good success with an Old DL10 in a similar situation but it is getting a little weird now itself.


What type of music are you recording ?

univalve wrote:

Jero wrote:

univalve wrote:

How's that joyo switcher?

Hey Jero,
I really like it. It depends if you need something like this. I have some switching parts where I switch from Reverb-Fuzz-Reverb to Fuzz2-Delay e.g.: that is only on button to hit.
So all 8 pedals have their own loop and you can program them to the 4 switches in each bank. After the initial setup with 3 active banks with each 4 sounds I only did minor changes. I use this now since more than 2,5 years and had several gigs with it. No downside for me so far...

How you using the digitech? I have one but not really done anything with it

You can trade me your timebender!

Hey DigiTech users, any idea how to reduce spring tension on the stomp switch? I wanna use my digidelay for stuttery stuff a-la Tera Melos but the stomp has so much resistance it's hard to pull off consistently. Should I just get a pair of wire cutters and cut the spring a little shorter maybe?

neonblack wrote:Hey DigiTech users, any idea how to reduce spring tension on the stomp switch? I wanna use my digidelay for stuttery stuff a-la Tera Melos but the stomp has so much resistance it's hard to pull off consistently. Should I just get a pair of wire cutters and cut the spring a little shorter maybe?

you could do that (should work), you could also solder a momentary switch to the board and drill a hole for it through the existing footswitch.

The springs in pedals like that tend to be exactly as long as they need to be to keep the actuator off the internal switch. If you cut off a section of the spring then you may leave the actuator sitting on the switch. You'll also lose the closed end of the spring which might make it not stay on the little bump that keeps it in place. If you're serious about modding the pedal then replacing the switches with soft touch momentaries is a better option in the long run.

A couple new toys. Might end up with a Cloudy or Particle V2 in that empty spot.

whoismarykelly wrote:A couple new toys. Might end up with a Cloudy or Particle V2 in that empty spot.

Dude. Just... How?

Dowi wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:A couple new toys. Might end up with a Cloudy or Particle V2 in that empty spot.

Dude. Just... Why?

Yes.

UglyCasanova wrote:

Dowi wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:A couple new toys. Might end up with a Cloudy or Particle V2 in that empty spot.

Dude. Just... Why?

Yes.

Legit correction.

Dowi wrote: Dude. Just... How?

Very carefully

Your record on bandcamp is killer btw

hbombgraphics wrote:

Sonaboy wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:Very cool, love seeing DE7's on boards.

it's getting a little finnicky now, so I don't know how long it'll stay on. I guess I need to start searching for a delay that sounds as good as it does with a big fuzz driving it. May be tough.

i have had good success with an Old DL10 in a similar situation but it is getting a little weird now itself.


What type of music are you recording ?

This was our release from last year - it's going to be very similar spacey post-metal sounds since the same players are there. Our segues might sound much different, due to me buying a MiniLogue and recording a bunch of things with it.

https://alightwithin.bandcamp.com/album ... pilogue-ep

RolandJC120 wrote:

univalve wrote:

Jero wrote:

univalve wrote:

How's that joyo switcher?

Hey Jero,
I really like it. It depends if you need something like this. I have some switching parts where I switch from Reverb-Fuzz-Reverb to Fuzz2-Delay e.g.: that is only on button to hit.
So all 8 pedals have their own loop and you can program them to the 4 switches in each bank. After the initial setup with 3 active banks with each 4 sounds I only did minor changes. I use this now since more than 2,5 years and had several gigs with it. No downside for me so far...

How you using the digitech? I have one but not really done anything with it

I have two presets on it that i mainly use. One is a classic darkening delay with 8th as repeats. The other one is inspired by my favorite CT5 setting: Two repeats, dotted 8th, one octave higher (Track "my love" here: viewtopic.php?f=150&t=61321 ).
I think it is one of the most useable delays ever. A lot of great sounds, highly adjustable and works flawlessly in my setups since 5 years. We had a great thread about it, including preset ideas, a long time back. If i have a minute i will search for it.