winter namm new pedals

Lucamo · Post by **Lucamo** » Sat Jan 15, 2011 6:11 pm

Will wrote:On another note, I really like the looks of that Akai phaser. Looks like a budget Phase 100. I can has The Clash?

BAHA all I need is a phaser to complete my Mick Jones tone... or should I say Reverb, chorus and delay + phaser = Somebody Got Murdered.

devaghost · Post by **devaghost** » Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:40 pm

timhulio wrote:Interesting to see guitar synthesis is still pathetic. I defy anyone to watch the Roland GK-55 demo vid.

Well, Roland's guitar synthesis is pathetic. Unfortunately, they have so much market share (because those eighties metal demos appeal to the mass market) that they put Axon out of business.

BacchusPaul wrote:Actually, fuckit, I've just read about the RC-3 and now I need one of those. Need one.

Crap compared to this:

http://backline-eng.com/home/index.php? ... 8c2d65b02e

timhulio · Post by **timhulio** » Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:57 pm

Y'know, I really hope the Rock Band 3 controller sweeps away the glitchy, crap hexaphonic pickup based synthesisers. I'm genuinely excited about it- the price is right $289, it's made by Squier so the quality should be decent enough, and MIDI out means you can plug it into any el cheapo synth. It has real mass appeal. Plus it works on proper electrical connections like the old Hagstrom Swede Patch 2000 synth, so tracking shouldn't be a problem like the systems which attempt to recognise notes.

Gabriel · Post by **Gabriel** » Sun Jan 16, 2011 6:32 pm

timhulio wrote:Y'know, I really hope the Rock Band 3 controller sweeps away the glitchy, crap hexaphonic pickup based synthesisers. I'm genuinely excited about it- the price is right $289, it's made by Squier so the quality should be decent enough, and MIDI out means you can plug it into any el cheapo synth. It has real mass appeal. Plus it works on proper electrical connections like the old Hagstrom Swede Patch 2000 synth, so tracking shouldn't be a problem like the systems which attempt to recognise notes.

I'm properly excited about this and so is the music tech at my school, we can't wait to give one a go

I can finally get my Pat Metheny on

Progrockabuse · Post by **Progrockabuse** » Sun Jan 16, 2011 6:50 pm

Surely you gotta get you McLaughlin on too, hook that up to six mini moogs.

Neo mistress sounds Like it'd be well nice. Great for getting animals/the wall era floyd

Gabriel · Post by **Gabriel** » Sun Jan 16, 2011 6:52 pm

Aha true, it'd be awesome. You could also hook it up to sibelius or guitar pro and use it to transcribe riffs

Must get a job

Mages · Post by **Mages** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 4:36 am

timhulio wrote:Also, lots of looping stuff. I've never seen a looper pedal successfully used in a live band situation, whether to trigger pathetic samples or tediously layer shit on the fly. Has anyone else?

Apostle of Hustle. I saw him live. that guy is brilliant with the looper. I would start to lose count how many loops he had going at once. they were a three piece though. also, I've seen some solo acts that use it. Grey Anne and Your Heart Breaks. Grey Anne does the tedious layering your talking about. It's cool at first, she loops claps and random percussion instruments but the novelty of it wears off after a few songs. Your Heart Breaks is amazing. often they perform as a band but this show was just the singer playing a squier strat with a looper and an orange crush (sounded great). absolutely captivating performance that really created that feeling where you've been taken away to another place.

proroby · Post by **proroby** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 4:52 am

Mages wrote:
timhulio wrote:Also, lots of looping stuff. I've never seen a looper pedal successfully used in a live band situation, whether to trigger pathetic samples or tediously layer shit on the fly. Has anyone else?
Apostle of Hustle. I saw him live. that guy is brilliant with the looper. I would start to lose count how many loops he had going at once. they were a three piece though. also, I've seen some solo acts that use it. Grey Anne and Your Heart Breaks. Grey Anne does the tedious layering your talking about. It's cool at first, she loops claps and random percussion instruments but the novelty of it wears off after a few songs. Your Heart Breaks is amazing. often they perform as a band but this show was just the singer playing a squier strat with a looper and an orange crush (sounded great). absolutely captivating performance that really created that feeling where you've been taken away to another place.

El Ten Eleven as well.

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Jahsoul · Post by **Jahsoul** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:03 am

Don Cabellero, Battles, Russian Circles, Ahleuchatistas, Giraffes? Giraffes!, Cornelius, myself, and several friends all loop and do fine.

Morpheus Bomber! Way Huge ring mod!

grandnoise · Post by **grandnoise** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:34 am

Nevermind about half of them, check out Adebisi Shank, incredible loop and hold work, at ridiculous speeds as well.

lorez · Post by **lorez** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:36 am

Mages wrote:
timhulio wrote:Also, lots of looping stuff. I've never seen a looper pedal successfully used in a live band situation, whether to trigger pathetic samples or tediously layer shit on the fly. Has anyone else?
Apostle of Hustle. I saw him live. that guy is brilliant with the looper. I would start to lose count how many loops he had going at once. they were a three piece though. also, I've seen some solo acts that use it. Grey Anne and Your Heart Breaks. Grey Anne does the tedious layering your talking about. It's cool at first, she loops claps and random percussion instruments but the novelty of it wears off after a few songs. Your Heart Breaks is amazing. often they perform as a band but this show was just the singer playing a squier strat with a looper and an orange crush (sounded great). absolutely captivating performance that really created that feeling where you've been taken away to another place.

Russian Circles used a few loopers as well when i saw them. I was amazed at how he was managing to control them to add the layers to the songs.

less_cunning · Post by **less_cunning** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 12:03 pm

i haven't seen "everything" yet but overall i'm benignly nonplussed: & i think the fact that this thread has descended into some strange indictment of looper pedals is most definitely not a good sign...

Cody_Pole · Post by **Cody_Pole** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 4:18 pm

i haven't seen "everything" yet but overall i'm benignly nonplussed: & i think the fact that this thread has descended into some strange indictment of looper pedals is most definitely not a good sign.../Quote/

Dude don't be killjoy

Cody_Pole · Post by **Cody_Pole** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 6:10 pm

The new malekko pedals look pretty sweet, finally an attack decay pedal that will be
affordable and the perfect size!

fiveways · Post by **fiveways** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:40 pm

riff box is a shit looper.

The boss loopers suck.

The looperlative pedal will be good when he works out the bugs. Actually make "when" "if".

'Rang III is alright.

Who cares about what you can and can't do in a band. Wow you can't use all your pedals in a band context big fucking deal. But what do I know, I am a asshole solo guitar player who never wants to bother playing with other people again in his life as machines are easier to deal with then people, and complain a lot less when i hit them for fucking up.

timhulio · Post by **timhulio** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:11 pm

Someone needs a hug.

Jahsoul · Post by **Jahsoul** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:39 pm

Truth

proroby · Post by **proroby** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:41 pm

and possibly an old fashioned

24HRS2MDNT · Post by **24HRS2MDNT** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:27 pm

buggered . look beelo ...

24HRS2MDNT · Post by **24HRS2MDNT** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:28 pm

New Namm pedal AND it is a looper.