On the fence between the Red Panda Particle and the Hologram I was actually looking for a video on how it interacts with synths, but kept watching you creating little bits of magic with it on your SG in what looks like a beautiful place. The effects are really nice, as I expected, but I think I enjoyed your guitar playing even more, thank you :) !
Super cool man, I definitely love this pedal and have used it with guitars, synths, in the studio post recording… it always delivers, I highly recommend!
Thanks man! We used a portable battery to power the light, interface, pedals and anything else I’m forgetting here that needed to get powered up… but this video was essentially an experiment to see if it could work at all, and sure enough it can. Were going to try more of these field trip types of videos soon, glad you dug it!
Why are your hands out of sync with the audio when you’re playing? Great demo of the pedal and I love the aesthetic but the audio/visual mismatch is extremely distracting, especially with pedals that do swells and delays 😉
Thank you and great question! We brought a portable battery for this one, plugged in a monitor so I could hear myself, guitar pedals, light for the shoot… pretty wild! Were trying to do more stuff like this out on location, really glad you dug it!
Thanks so much! Yup, guitar -> pedals -> interface, that’s it. I definitely love using these pedals post though and putting them on a pre record mix… versatile pedals!
Yes, but their uniqueness and huge palette of sounds make for a virtually unlimited range of sonic possibilities almost guaranteed to stir one's creative output. This is a very useful video in discovering the basics - very well done! These are high-grade pedals in which a wet / dry mix can easily dial in whether one wants to create some more subtle, texturizing undercurrents that are enhancing, but powerful - OR one can go for more radical, extreme, sonic possibilities. Of course, one can stack and mix the sounds and their sequence. Really, especially the Chroma Console, is a bit like having a sound effects library in a box! And I like that it's laid out very intuitively for just about anyone familiar with effects boxes. And because they aren't cheap, you'll not hear them used all over - and even when you do - you'll likely hear them used by those with discerning tastes and creative ears.
Great demo! Appreciate the scenery too ☀
Thank you so much! Absolutely love the pedals you guys put out, thank you for all of the inspiring sounds!
I love this demo of the Chroma! Great playing and attention to tone, thanks!
Awesome, thank you so much glad you enjoyed it!
0:00 -Intro
0:44 -Chroma Console
1:02 -Drive
1:22 -Fuzz
1:58 -Howl
2:23 -Swell
3:04 -Doubler
3:58 -Vibrato
4:32 -Phaser
5:27 -Tremolo
6:05 -Pitch
7:22 -Cascade
7:58 -Reels
8:38 -Collage
9:31 -Reverse
10:22 -Cassette
11:27 -Broken
12:16 -Interference
13:19 -Microcosm
13:56 -Mosaic
14:53 -Arpeggio
16:09 -Sequence
17:17 -Outro
That Mosaic sound is heavenly @14:03
Yeah buddy! That’s my fav 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Fantastic demonstration, a league above any others that I have seen!
Thank you so much Ryan! Really appreciate it
Looks like the Oakland hills to me, Jules!
You are correct sir! 😊
On the fence between the Red Panda Particle and the Hologram I was actually looking for a video on how it interacts with synths, but kept watching you creating little bits of magic with it on your SG in what looks like a beautiful place. The effects are really nice, as I expected, but I think I enjoyed your guitar playing even more, thank you :) !
Super cool man, I definitely love this pedal and have used it with guitars, synths, in the studio post recording… it always delivers, I highly recommend!
Easiest to follow demo. Thank you!
Awesome, thank you so much!
Nice SG too! That is some cool gear and an informative video.
Thank you! I love this SG, these awesome pedals make shooting something like this tons of fun, glad you liked it!
Great camera work and love the Jimi influence in your playing
Also, only 3.5k subs???? See you at 100k in a few months!
Thank you so much man, I really appreciate the kind feedback! We’re working on 100,000 😎 hope to be right there shortly! 🤘🏼🤘🏼📈
super nice ! how did you power up everything in the forest? wanna play in the forest as well! :D
Thanks man! We used a portable battery to power the light, interface, pedals and anything else I’m forgetting here that needed to get powered up… but this video was essentially an experiment to see if it could work at all, and sure enough it can. Were going to try more of these field trip types of videos soon, glad you dug it!
@@julesleyhe it's awesome! :D would you mind sharing which portable battery you used?
Yes this would be great to know!
Why are your hands out of sync with the audio when you’re playing? Great demo of the pedal and I love the aesthetic but the audio/visual mismatch is extremely distracting, especially with pedals that do swells and delays 😉
I think thats the pedal
Great video. What model SG are you using?
It's '61 style, probably a Standard.
Nice presentation! But I just wanna know how and where are you getting power from way out there in the woods !?!?
Thank you and great question! We brought a portable battery for this one, plugged in a monitor so I could hear myself, guitar pedals, light for the shoot… pretty wild! Were trying to do more stuff like this out on location, really glad you dug it!
Really good and entertaining demonstration of both pedals. Did you run the guitar direct to the pedals or to an amp first?
Thanks so much! Yup, guitar -> pedals -> interface, that’s it. I definitely love using these pedals post though and putting them on a pre record mix… versatile pedals!
very cool pedals, sadly, also very expensive.
They are expensive! And I bought them/ this video is not sponsored… I find them incredible but you are correct, they are not cheap!
Yes, but their uniqueness and huge palette of sounds make for a virtually unlimited range of sonic possibilities almost guaranteed to stir one's creative output. This is a very useful video in discovering the basics - very well done! These are high-grade pedals in which a wet / dry mix can easily dial in whether one wants to create some more subtle, texturizing undercurrents that are enhancing, but powerful - OR one can go for more radical, extreme, sonic possibilities. Of course, one can stack and mix the sounds and their sequence. Really, especially the Chroma Console, is a bit like having a sound effects library in a box! And I like that it's laid out very intuitively for just about anyone familiar with effects boxes. And because they aren't cheap, you'll not hear them used all over - and even when you do - you'll likely hear them used by those with discerning tastes and creative ears.