Chase Bliss - HABIT - pitch-shifting, memory modulating delay pedal / ハビット ペダル 面白いディレイエフェクター日本語の字幕あり
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- The Habit pedal by @chasebliss is a delay pedal that can do much more than simple echoes. Apart for shirting pitches, adding textures and rhythmic glitches, it can also scan through (and reassemble) up to 3 minutes of audio. Playing with it feels like trying to recreate lost memories. Thanks Chase Bliss and @knobs for sending over this inspiring machine to test out.
If you are interested in hearing more of or real songs and stuff check out the links below.
high fives from Japan,
Shawn
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こちらはハビットペダルです。
ディレイペダルだけど、普通なディレイだけじゃないです。
It can can blur and and effect your echoes,
エコーにエフェクトをかけたり、
*Here it is modifying the pitch of the repeating notes.
*これで反響のピッチを変えています。
Adjusting the Scan and Spread knobs lets Habit search through everything you’ve played so far.
スキャンとスプレッドのノブをいじると、今まで入れた音を探る。
But it can jumble it all up in new combinations!
さらに、その音を混ぜ混ぜできます！
Habit lets you travel through time!
音のタイムトラベルできます。
Like when we try to recall old memories…
思い出を思い出すように。。。
sometimes things get out of order and twisted around.
順番や流れが少しぐちゃぐちゃなることがあります。
I think that is really interesting.
それはとても面白いと思います。
In this way, Habit is as much of an instrument as an effector.
この用な使え買っただと、 エフィくターだけじゃなくて、楽器になります。
By feeding its sound into itself it starts to make generative music.
ハビットの中の音をまたエフェクトをかけるとジェネレーティブミュージックもできます。
Thanks for checking this out.
ありがとうございます。
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keywords for the algo (I’m just trying to see if it does anything):
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Was looking for Habit videos, and of course yours is my favorite 😉
Fantastic!
I am a huge fan. My favourite album is Computer Recital, but you still keep up with good stuff since its release. I feel like your music opens some undiscovered before parts of my brain and it releases positive emotions (mostly nostalgia) inside me. Hope you will recieve more appreciacion from people, because you simply deserve this. Love ya!
日本語の解説ありがとうございます！
素敵なペダルですね！
Great explanation of the Habit and wonderful tunes as always!
Thanks Dakota!
This is such a fascinating pedal!
It is really interesting. Sometimes random perfect melodies fall out of it for seemingly no reason.
Cool format :)
Спасибо!..было интересно!
日本語うれしい…
I am doubting to buy the Habit or the Count To Five pedal. You got both. Which one do you recommend? I am looking for 1 more pedal on my board to make inspiring sounds with my synths... Hope to hear for you! ⭐
Hi. It's a hard choice, right!? They both do some similar and some different things.
If you main goal is creative delays (each echo has a special sound) I'd say the Habit for sure. It can do waaay more in that department.
If you want to do a polyrhythmic looping (playing your loop back at 3 different speeds at once) CT5 might be better...
Overall, Habit is probably more useful in a variety of situations but Count to 5 is really nice for some specific things (which luckily turn out to be just the things I want to do sometimes!)
Worst case scenario, if you can't decide, just imagine if yellow or blue would look better in your set-up. They both rule. I use the Habit more often lately though!
@@lullatone thank you!! This feedback helps me alot!! And awesome videos btw! Keep it coming 🙏🏼
@@lullatone got one last question. Because with the Habit you can record up to 3 minutes and then it collects and mangles everything together right? Can i also do a shorter loop so that it mangles 20 seconds and starts to collect? Or is the 3 minutes a fixed length?
How's the book? :)