Reverse Mode C Delay By Chase Bliss & Empress Effects
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this episode, we're jamming with the newest Chase Bliss masterpiece: the Reverse Mode C. This pedal is an echo composed of multiple distinct voices that move in different directions - forward, backward, and up - that you can blend, isolate and sequence, all glued together by some very colorful modulation. Think of it as the guitar pedal version of that flying elevator that Willy Wonka uses.
The Reverse Mode C was made in collaboration with Empress Effects, and is a celebration of a very special mode found on their Superdelay. As the first pedal in the Small Batch Bliss collection, this pedal represents a whole new era for Chase Bliss. Check it out for yourself!
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I think its endearing that the Chase Bliss guy gets out in front of his stutter. "This is how I speak, I need you to know that now so I can move past it."
It's not a stutter.... it's a delay 😉
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@@gryphon37 he’s plugged into a prototype glitch pedal. Friendly jokes aside, it was cool how he approached his stutter, got it out of the way so he felt comfortable and the audience are clear about what going on. This is a thing, lets move on to the subject matter at hand.
The first one of his demos that I saw him explaining something on while stuttering, it made me a little more chill about my own speech impediment. The dude just owns it. Very cool.
I don’t think we should even talk about it
Kind of love this format. Interview with the inventor(s) of a pedal, then Emily just playing off to the side showcasing the sounds of that pedal.
Mesmerizing!
Soft disagree about the harp playing. In this context with soft spoken guests and audio over internet, it's kinda distracting and squished sounding.
@@skatertrev7you can barely make out anything that's going on with the harp and if I was sitting there trying to come up with interview answers and had some FX driven harp in my ear the entire time I'd get pretty angry if not distracted...
This was awesome! Would love to see more of Joel and Steve on the JHS show. Thanks for making things like this happen ❤
Yay! a JHS video. UA-cam loves JHS. Keep up the great work everyone at this beautiful company, we love you!!
Always good to see Joel and Emily but was especially good to see Nick (very briefly), he needs to get back on the lives for more jams! 😊
For real, assuming the episodes haven't been the same cause of workload and all, but it' cooler when at least Nick is in the episodes, if not Nick+a bassist!
Pedal makers are my new rock stars.
I honestly wouldn’t mind if Josh just does an entire new show of builder interviews in this format. I’m so used to your guests being somewhat blurry zoom calls or prerecorded snippets. This is great.
Agreed, that would be so sick
My favorite interview so far the vibes were tops
I've had some interactions with the folks at Chase Bliss and they all just seem like such amazing people doing wonderful things in the MN community in general. Good people just wanting to make cool great innovative pedals working in community with other great pedal makers. I love that ethos. And I might have been one of the first people to buy this pedal. Can't wait to get it in October for an off-Broadway climate musical I've done deep guitar soundscaping for. Can't wait to work it in!
One of the best live! I really like this format :D
Limited batch orders are a great idea. Artists sell prints like this, and it feels fair to the buyer.
Regarding artists, or any entertainment enterprise for that matter... I really feel like they are missing big revenue streams by not selling cast off equipment at a reasonable price. Take Formula 1 teams for example... If the team with the least money would sell pieces of the crashed components for reasonable prices, the fans would snap it up. If a popular graphic artist had some sketches laying around and sold em for impulse buy prices it'd be a great stream.
@@BobbyGeneric145it’s not that they’re missing it, it’s that counterfeits prevent that from being a viable revenue stream.
@@BobbyGeneric145Meanwhile very talented artists can't even sell a masterpiece for the price of the paint used on it because they are "unknown".
Love this. All these people so wholesome.
I've had the pleasure of dining with Joel and Steve together several times (with Fairfield folks joining in as well). That's one fun meal! The two guys are sweet enough that no dessert is required.
If you have a stereo delay pedal, with dual ins and outs, plus reverse delay, try this experiment. I've done it with my Line 6 Echo Park and it's loads of fun. Select reverse delay, and set it for 100% wet, and a medium delay time, with whatever degree of feedback makes you happy. Plug into channel A and take A's output and feed it to B's input.
Several interesting things will happen. First, because so many users of "stereo" pedals will generally plug into only one input, the system will likely provide processed signal to BOTH outputs. So some of what A does will show up at B's output. Second, when you use reverse delay once, and then again, you re-reverse, albeit with several A-D-A encoding/decoding transitions, so repeats come out "forwards".
Because of this, and because there is both delay and feedback, B's final output will contain reversed copies of the input (coming from what you plugged into A being shared by both outputs) as well as re-reversed (forward) copies, staggered in many different ways. It's not nearly as complex as what Reverse Mode C does in either the CBA pedal or Superdelay, but it's gobs o' fun. Heck, you can even run A's output through another pedal before feeding it to B's input, so that the various backward and forward repeats are processed differently. (Now that you got me thinking about it, I have to stick my Micro-POG between A and B and experiment)
Mark Hammer? From the old Ampage site?
@@jamesmusicproducts Yep. That's me. Don't know how the "643" gets in there, but I guess that's UA-cam's doing. Persistent little devil, ain't I? 🙂
chase bliss filmed it with the generation loss mkII
When he mentioned how they were close, and they "had a dog between them", I thought he was saying that they shared joint custody of a dog... Dang, they ARE close😂
... Then I saw the dog between them. 😂
pedal conversation with harp is the new ASMR
The Tonal Recall was the pedal that pulled me in to this world.
I think this pedal will finally allow us to communicate effectively (no pun intended) with marine mammals.
Fellow stutterer here. That took balls. Good for him.
Stuttering is like having an effects pedal on your voice
Thank you, great episode!
Give this pedal to Pink Floyd in the 70s. We need to invent time travel solely for this purpose
I am looking forward to the day when I get to be Emily for a sesh but on woodwinds through CBA pedals. Holler folks. Love ya!
In Germany we have a word for making things even worse the more you work on it trying to improve it: Verschlimmbessern 😉
Joel mentioned that the reception for the Mood II didn't land with the enthusiasm they thought it would. That's a bummer to hear, because I've been a long time Chase Bliss admirer, but from afar because I really wanted to see their pedals in stereo. I pre-ordered the Reverse Mode C and will likely snag the Mood II next!
Mood mk11 definitely on my list!
The harp is classic during the interview I came for the conversation and stayed for the ambient sounds..
I really like Emily, and the harp playing feels like a cool idea.
But when you make an interview on Zoom, with 3 people, the background music doesn't help if you want to really listen to what the pedal makers are saying.
WOWZA CRAFT , Willie Wonka style
Such a positive video ❤
I'm torn between thinking it's too expensive and thinking it's priced reasonably considering I'll be able to sell it at more or less the same price if I don't use it. (I'll be eating my Kraft dinner while pondering this question)
Thats how I justify the hobby of synths and pedals and eurorack... I can easily afford it on the front end. Buy smart, take care of your gear, and if you ever need to liquify it you'll easily get 90% of your money back out of it.
@@BobbyGeneric145 Right. Any piece of gear I want, I research extensively for about a week to make sure I’m getting the best price possible, then I make an offer. I usually can make a few bucks if I ever sell something.
This was Cool, to Bring in the team who made such a great pedal and as Emily said Josh You must not get your Coffee ☕ at the one down the Street?,🤨 But always wondered what it would sound like jamming on Guitar With Emily 🌸, Hard One to Do but in the End U were Getting There, I give you Props for Trying I think I would be Lost🫣 but I'd Have to Try 2 👍, Next Time, Enjoyed TY all 🎸🤘🤠
The Bonsai is really no mystery, the TS is a famous, useful circuit and the idea that you get ALL of them in one case, the history of the circuit in one case, one purchase-- even if you're not a TS junkie you almost can't pass that up. Plus, it is cleverly presented and has the coolest of all your graphics ideas. But yes, The Crayon is INFINITELY cooler, why I have both...
Ambient 5: Music for Book Reports
Is this video even about the pedal or just the power of friendship or whatever?
They should be called Chance Pedals.
In what position (order) it would work best on a pedalboard? Thanks
Im just here for Nick and no more Nick ever it seems.
Where is Nick? I miss him. The "no more Nick ever" worries me.
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They should have put the input and output jacks on the other sides.
Well, I guess Nick got electrocuted and accidentally transferred his consciousness into that drum machine. Would explain why he’s been MIA.
EDIT: NM, he showed up at the end…unless that’s AI Nick…
You get some real Fripp and Eno sounds around 2:30.
Great conversation but I don't know what the hell this pedal does. Delay?
I’m going to casserole questions
Hahahahahaha! Hearing Josh go on about product availability and unexpected amounts of orders.... hahahhaa. Poor, poor, future Notaklön making Josh... He has no idea what's about to happen
It's not a stutter.... it's a delay 😉
with the feedback turned all the way down
I wonder how this would work with an electric violin?
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I like Chase Bliss because of how they've expanded what's capable with analog circuits. You don't need all these individual pedals for digital effects. A good multi effects "pedal" that you can program makes more sense. Like a TC Electronics "Plethora" or one of Line 6's units.
Make a Pedal that Stutters!
Get inspiration from limitations. 😊
I wasn't going to buy one. I wasn't. I wasn't ... But then my willpower dissolved 30 mins before the deadline last night 😬😬😬
lol! good luck!
25 min into this video waiting for someone to talk about the f***ing pedal and not the power of friendship and the history of their companies and relationships or whatever is going on here. Cool video but kind of a bait.
Love these brands but you are essentially paying $600 for something a plug-in can do. Obviously it’s a niche market but those prices are insane for what amounts to printable circuit boards.
It’s not $600 though.
you don't really know how the market works, huh? make it 200$ and you'll need to produce x100 more which means x100 more employees to make it in the same time for less profits etc. Now is the moment of realization that either you can afford it, or not. Every digital hardware can be replaced with plugin, obviously. If you don't have any gear, what are you doing here? If you do, why?
I get your point, but can you run a plug in into a vintage tube amp? I mean, you probably could, but a pedal is easier.
A plugin can’t sit on my pedalboard 😉
An Olympic-standard bicycle costs about $80K. I don't know why bedroom guitarists insist that every audio device has to be tailored to their budget ... isn't it okay to just say Chase Bliss is for the people who can afford it?
I wish they would stop designing pedals for guitarists that love to sniff their own farts. Make some more actual useful pedals like Brothers, Condor & Automatone.
lol, what does this even mean?
@@jhspedals Oh cmon, you know the type of guitarist I mean...the ones that want to hit 3 notes to make 10 minutes of music, which is what pedals like this and Mood do. Same with that new one from Meris. Either way, its not something that interests the majority of other guitarists. CBA are good with their MIDI integration, pedal size and parameter choices. I just wish they'd make more utility style pedals that share those commonalities.
Less than 2 minutes in and I want one.