Tolch, you think these things are hard to tweak when you're above 'em, you should've seen the situation I put myself in!
I had one daisy power point left and had to turn the chorus pedal so that it was facing me inputs first. Now, when a guitarist plays, he has it set so that it hits the spot with each stomp. Unfortunately, us experimental folks don't have it as easy. I have to "play" this pedal...sorta.
I have to push the inputs aside and hope that I don't unplug it while twiddlin'. Pain in the nuts.
A question about chorus pedals in general:
This thing modulates almost phaser-y. Do they all? In my old incarnation (ten years ago), I used a computer and plug ins. Chorus seemed different. However, lots of things have gone through my brain in the meantime, so it could just be my memory.
I had one daisy power point left and had to turn the chorus pedal so that it was facing me inputs first. Now, when a guitarist plays, he has it set so that it hits the spot with each stomp. Unfortunately, us experimental folks don't have it as easy. I have to "play" this pedal...sorta.
I have to push the inputs aside and hope that I don't unplug it while twiddlin'. Pain in the nuts.
A question about chorus pedals in general:
This thing modulates almost phaser-y. Do they all? In my old incarnation (ten years ago), I used a computer and plug ins. Chorus seemed different. However, lots of things have gone through my brain in the meantime, so it could just be my memory.
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