Mooer Ocean Machine Preset Run-through - Stereo Reverb/Delay Pedal - by Neal Walter Osiamo LLC

Thanks to #mooeraudio for the sample from #NAMM2017. Neal did this quick run through to help everyone with the questions we're getting about #DevinTownsend's Signature pedal, #OceanMachine
Release date: available mid February 2017 at
Osiamo.com/Mooer-Ocean-Machine
Limited supply $299.
Designed and developed over a year, in collaboration with Devin Townsend, the Ocean Machine is a high fidelity professional delay, reverb, and looper unit which brings together the best available hardware on the market and very complex algorithms to create lush, heavenly effects. Mooer has worked very closely with Devin Townsend to meet all of his own personal requirements while also ensuring that the Ocean Machine is versatile and enjoyable for musicians from all walks of life.
A multitude of programmability and control options makes the ocean machine ideal for all different kinds of guitarists from bedroom beginners to industry professionals and is easy to integrate into all different kind of setups. Mooer has brought all of this together into a small, stylish and highly competitive, cost efficient package.
Key Features:
* Two independent delays with 17 different delay types, up to two seconds of delay time, tap tempo, sub division, and optional ping-pong effect
* A high fidelity spacious reverb with nine different reverb types and shimmer effect
* An audio looper with 32 MB of storage memory providing a total of up to 60 seconds of recording time and half speed/reverse effects
* All basic delay and reverb parameters can be adjusted via dedicated control knobs for fast and easy adjustment on the fly and programmable order of effects chain
* 8 banks with 3 presets on each, providing a total of 24 preset spaces

[@manuvech91]

Can you manually select the BPM at which the repetitions occour?

[@timowiedmer2991]

why does this sound that good in that video? I have one and with my stuff the reverb sounds horrible. i also have a line6 m5, which i use for reverb now and with that it sound a lot better. i just dont get what im doing wrong.

[@teknical100]

Hi, I just got mine this week and it sounds great, although I've only heard it (on its own) into my audio interface at the moment.
Try a reset or look at the filtering, other people say that the filters can remove the top or bottom end of your sounds.

[@TheSanctionextremis]

I had difficulty too. I sold mine but recently repurchased. One of my issues was that my amp has a parallel fx loop (which I hate), so I could never get the full sound I wanted. I have an hx stomp now so I'm hoping that the addition of amp modelling will open up a new sound. If not, well, I've still got something Devin uses lol.

[@timowiedmer2991]

​@@TheSanctionextremis i also switched to helix, i got the flagship unit :) sounds great on its own with modeling, and it works great with fender tube amps, still prefer tubes if theyre available.. i dont get what you mean with the fx loop though. if you dont like it, you can always just go in the front of the amp? for clean or cleanish sounds that works great for me, and live overdrive from effects is more than good enough too :)

[@TheSanctionextremis]

@@timowiedmer2991 I could go front of amp, but with the stomp, high gain amps don't sound good. Front of amp is nice for a fair share of things the stomp does.
I did figure the ocean machine out. I didn't have it set up as stereo. I have it in the HX as a stereo loop and I used some of the ocean machine pass filters and I'm quite happy :)

[@youtubeuser5251]

What is the maximum delay time in ocean machine ?

[@mattburke9991]

Their website says 2 seconds

[@mcarse]

No dirty sound?

[@NealWalter]

Just went for the clean sounds on this one to show what each preset sounds like.

[@talewish]

Sounds like a tone sucker.

[@yzimsx]

Do you have an example of something similar, but without tone-sucking?