Stupid question, but this would work with a reverb too right? Looking for something to create sustain like effect on an electromagnetic piano without a proper sustain function, and need something to stop the reverb dying straight away. And on the subject, is there any way this could be used with momentary operation to approximate that, essentially just want it to overhang enough between chord changes so there isn't an obvious dying out of the signal. Also, is there any switches or anything that could be put on to standard pedal switches to make them a little larger to make using it in that manner a bit more comfortable?
is there a stereo version of this?
A one-switch compact version of this would be great
Thoughts on using one with a Digitech Freqout?
Also! How much do they cost? Can't see anything on your website
saturnworkspedals.com/product/true-bypass-looper/
Stupid question, but this would work with a reverb too right? Looking for something to create sustain like effect on an electromagnetic piano without a proper sustain function, and need something to stop the reverb dying straight away.
And on the subject, is there any way this could be used with momentary operation to approximate that, essentially just want it to overhang enough between chord changes so there isn't an obvious dying out of the signal. Also, is there any switches or anything that could be put on to standard pedal switches to make them a little larger to make using it in that manner a bit more comfortable?
This is what I'm looking for too
Try the Digitech Freqout
@@joshuasarabjit was thinking the same. Have you tried?