Arturia MicroFreak with reverb pedals for guitars

In this second part of my two-part series, I would like to show you how you can combine a synthesizer like the Arturia MicroFreak with reverb effect pedals for guitars as a small suggestion for sound experiments. As already shown in the first part about the combination with delay pedals, this relationship can also open up completely new worlds of sound. Have fun trying.
Feel free to write me in the comments which crazy combinations you have found for yourself.
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0:07 MicroFreak Jupiter + Donner Vintaverb plate, tone & decay maxed
0:58 MicroFreak (glide preset) + Source Audio Ventris shimmer reverb
1:41 MicroFreak (toypiano preset) + Source Audio Ventris reverse reverb full wet
2:22 MicroFreak (offspring setting) + Source Audio Ventris as a pseudo sequencer
2:58 MicroFreak (bass sound) + Source Audio Ventris cathedral reverb
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[@NatLifeSounds]

Hi mate! Do you use Microfreak OUT of Headphones out for connecting it to pedals?

[@delaydude]

Hi! I use the 6,3 mm output with a normal guitar cable.

[@NatLifeSounds]

@@delaydude no, meant - do you use Headphones out or the usual Mono OUT?

[@delaydude]

@@NatLifeSounds The Mono out.

[@NatLifeSounds]

@@delaydude I checked both, and I found that signal from headphones giving a stereo signal and it can do a different, in my opinion better effect on the final outcome.

[@delaydude]

@@NatLifeSounds But the headphone it is not stereo. It´s just the mono signal on both sides. It does not matter, if you use the mono output or the dual mono headphone output. The signal will get it´s stereo image in the effect pedals.