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Ok, some hints on the Vynil also. I have no intention to do a HEXE Melusine rip off. He's got the crazy dsp based effects market))) The Vynil will be a variuos lofi unit to destroy you signal in a beautiful way plus a lofi looper with total control of the pitch of your loop. Screwed up control, yes, but for now, it can produce a lot of very interesting sounds, allows you to play drone-doom without touching your guitar etc. So maybe the name is a bit misleading.

Whoa. I want both equally now.

Vinyl sounds like the winner to me.

I vote Vynil. Glitching is so 2015.

Provided I am still employed, I will inevitably get both the vynil and the glitcher. Probably at the same time. Possibly with an excruciating amount of deliberation on whether i want CV ins or not.

polivox wrote:Ok, some hints on the Vynil also. I have no intent to do a HEXE Melusine rip off. He's got the crazy dsp based effects market))) The Vynil will be a variuos lofi unit to destroy you signal in a beautiful way plus a lofi looper with total control of the pitch of your loop. Screwed up control, yes, but for now, it can produce a lot of very interesting sounds, allows you to play drone-doom without touching your guitar etc. So maybe the name is a bit misleading.

phantasmagorovich wrote:

polivox wrote:Ok, some hints on the Vynil also. I have no intent to do a HEXE Melusine rip off. He's got the crazy dsp based effects market))) The Vynil will be a variuos lofi unit to destroy you signal in a beautiful way plus a lofi looper with total control of the pitch of your loop. Screwed up control, yes, but for now, it can produce a lot of very interesting sounds, allows you to play drone-doom without touching your guitar etc. So maybe the name is a bit misleading.

What, you want demos?))

polivox wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:

polivox wrote:Ok, some hints on the Vynil also. I have no intent to do a HEXE Melusine rip off. He's got the crazy dsp based effects market))) The Vynil will be a variuos lofi unit to destroy you signal in a beautiful way plus a lofi looper with total control of the pitch of your loop. Screwed up control, yes, but for now, it can produce a lot of very interesting sounds, allows you to play drone-doom without touching your guitar etc. So maybe the name is a bit misleading.

What, you want demos?))

I want to MAKE demos.
(And sweet love to the pedal...)

phantasmagorovich wrote:

polivox wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:

polivox wrote:Ok, some hints on the Vynil also. I have no intent to do a HEXE Melusine rip off. He's got the crazy dsp based effects market))) The Vynil will be a variuos lofi unit to destroy you signal in a beautiful way plus a lofi looper with total control of the pitch of your loop. Screwed up control, yes, but for now, it can produce a lot of very interesting sounds, allows you to play drone-doom without touching your guitar etc. So maybe the name is a bit misleading.

What, you want demos?))

I want to MAKE demos.
(And sweet love to the pedal...)

Couldn't have said it better myself!!!

Btw, how did you like the recent demo video?

polivox wrote:Btw, how did you like the recent demo video?

Totally a matter of personal opinion/ taste, but I prefer demos that don't do the looper thing. I understand why some people do it that way, so there is a reliable base sound and you can understand what the pedal does in more detail. But I prefer the demos that showcase the ideas people get out of playing with a pedal. They might not be my style and thus useless for me personally (Kayser is an excellent example for this), but all in all they are more entertaining to watch. In order to understand the source signal it might be good to see the person playing, like many dealers do it (Prymaxe, East Stomp Boutique), but that is a lot of extra work and probably needs a pro setup.
Some of the comparative or stacking videos are also nice. But usually I would try and watch a couple of different ones to get an overall idea.

phantasmagorovich wrote:

polivox wrote:Btw, how did you like the recent demo video?

Totally a matter of personal opinion/ taste, but I prefer demos that don't do the looper thing. I understand why some people do it that way, so there is a reliable base sound and you can understand what the pedal does in more detail. But I prefer the demos that showcase the ideas people get out of playing with a pedal. They might not be my style and thus useless for me personally (Kayser is an excellent example for this), but all in all they are more entertaining to watch. In order to understand the source signal it might be good to see the person playing, like many dealers do it (Prymaxe, East Stomp Boutique), but that is a lot of extra work and probably needs a pro setup.
Some of the comparative or stacking videos are also nice. But usually I would try and watch a couple of different ones to get an overall idea.

Thank you for a full answer. I might have used some wrong words in my question, as I know my pedal demos suck and just wanted to ask if you liked what you heard about what the pedals can do. It's all about the pedals for me. Btw, there were no loopers involved in this video and you don't really want to see my flat and my guitar, trust me))))))
Just wanted to show you what else can the Tape do and what is so different about the Moomindrone+

polivox wrote:Btw, how did you like the recent demo video?

There are definitely some cool sounds. It's hard to know what's going on with each pedal. Maybe a text overlay that describes the knobs being fiddled would help.

oldangelmidnight wrote:

polivox wrote:Btw, how did you like the recent demo video?

There are definitely some cool sounds. It's hard to know what's going on with each pedal. Maybe a text overlay that describes the knobs being fiddled would help.

Had a thought like that. Thank you. I'll try and improve this side.

Brought you something)
Cannot embed the video, so - it's a teaser and preorder announcement for the Glitcher.
https://youtu.be/IvRwbqdozFE