Filipe Pampuri - CEO of Beetronics FX | What‘s on Your Pedalboard?
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2023
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Don Carr takes flight with the CEO of Beetronics FX, Filipe Pampuri, showing off the must-have machines that make up his evocative pedalboard. From the subtle to the stinging, Filipe’s rig is brimming with character. See what all the buzz is about!
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Love this series!
I love Filipe’s energy. Seems like a really cool dude.
I haven’t tried a Beetronics pedal yet, but they are so pretty! I love how they sound just as colorful too! 🤘
I've got the Fatbee, Vezzpa, AND ZzomBee on my board! I'm a HUUUUUGE Beetronics fan. They are absolutely GREAT pedals and they really make you wanna mess with them because they're capable of just so many cool sounds. I get asked constantly about my gear and I always tell people to check out Beetronics. I do everything from Hendrix to Zeppelin to Clapton videos with the ZzomBee. It's just an insanely cool pedal! All three of those pedals are desert island pedals for me!
Thank you!
@@beetronicsfx5811 No problem. Hopefully someday I'll get my hands on a SeaBee!
Ainda terei um Vezzpa que pedal sensacional
Valeu!
A lot of noise but you can definitely tell he's a synth guy!!
I love my Beetronics pedals. I have a Zzombie, Vezzpa and Swarm. Swarm is probably my favorite as it can do the low octave fuzz and I love that sound.
I’m really trying not to buy the Sea Bee (since I am trying to cut back on my insane pedal collection)but every time I hear it my determination wavers! I love the Beetronics crew. 🐝🎸
Love this content! I have a Zzombee and is def one of my favorite pedals of all time
Que vídeo bom!!!
Beetronics always puts out some dope looking pedals
super cool pedal board...tie it with a gibson and fender amp real nice..oh master player too
Thank you!
Good vibes interviewer
Hey sweetwater how come he gets a behringer bi phase but us heathens can't have one unless we pre order and hope to get one
I got that one on the first day it popped up...never seen it available anywhere since! hehehe
@@beetronicsfx5811 I asked sweetwater about getting one and they said I could pre order one and hope they get a batch and thomman has it listed but haven't had them in stock for months so I dunno what's going on over at behringer I heard about a chorus ensemble copy they were supposed to do also I dunno I got the octave divider pedal.i hope they clone a bunch of the mutron fx they've never been affordable and it's about time the masses can afford one
This is a hispster pedalboard from a very hipster builder not a bad thing just a thing
I promise their pedals are really much more practical than you would think. They're definitely CAPABLE of insanity but they can also be very traditional and subtle. The vast majority of my youtube Shorts are made with the Fatbee and AC30 alone. I have the Vezzpa and ZzomBee on my board too though and adore both of them. I've got some Hendrix vids with the ZzomBee and Vezzpa and both of them just really sound like the classic fuzz and octave sounds we all love. You're right that these pedals can get really far out there though. That's honestly one of the things I love about them but can totally understand why not everyone would feel that way. I'm actually a very "stripped down" player but love the possibilities their pedals afford me if need be.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 no hate or shade I love the art he does I’m into weird sounds but chase bliss and him are definitely assisted with the more young hipster vibe thing trying to new stuff more then just a boss pedal or wah vespa is cool cause can turn the Octive on or off with the foot switch
@@micktheman6 The Fatbee is the overdrive pedal that I use the vast majority of the time. Their artwork is definitely cool and I can honestly see why they put such a premium on it because the pedal market is INSAAAAANELY saturated and I figure that's how they try and stand out. Honestly I feel like a lot of boards today are hipster as you say or the other end of the spectrum where people just want "status symbols" on their boards like real Klons or King Of Tones or really expensive Strymon pedals galore. I feel like me and my AC30 and a few overdrives to pair with my Strats, Tele, 335, and Les Paul are pretty much enough to get it done from now til doomsday. I'm definitely a "boomer". LOL!
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 yeah I get what you mean definitely some people are doing things for status and showy I think some people like him or Earthquaker or chase bliss just want to make stuff that is just completely new and hasn’t been done before but it’s sort of a niche thing because most guys just want drive delay reverb rotory or univibe maybe. Personally I have a king of tone but only cause I think it’s the best sounding drive for my playing and I use strymon stuff cause it’s saves money and space by having there stuff like timeline and mobius on board but I’m a session guitarist and it’s good to be able to pull up those sounds which most of them are just stuff that you would have had in the 60s and 70s. I definitely think his pedals with the whole bee thing and the colors is actually really good marketing to make people buy your product very smart
@@micktheman6 Ah dude that's really cool that you're a session player. I would've loved to have been good enough to have done that. I actually got a scholarship to a jazz program to go to a small community college here in 2000 when I graduated and the head of the music department had hopes that I'd wind up a studio musician and thought I had the potential to be but I just wanted to do my own thing and just sorta abandoned the idea. Now looking back it would have been awesome. I finally started making little youtube shorts and am actually getting quite a few views so maybe at least I could share music that way ya know? The big time session guys are making a killing though but I still have a great job and am a UPS man and happily married with two kids and I have no real regrets but it would definitely be cool to hang out in studios jamming though.
lmfao i love this series but this host man - lmfao - i dont want to get anyone out of a job but lmfao hes so........
lmfao i cant put my finger on it but it makes me laugh - something about the way how he tries to get on personal level - it just feels so forced
ya need some tips from like a matt sweeney guitar moves style haha - i mean fack me what do i know but lmfao everytime this host does something
a big lol a 2 minutes and 25 seconds in - that first bump has be LOLLLLLLLING over here lmfaooooooooooooooooooo
He plays the pedals not the guitar
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