How to Make the Korg Miku Stomp as Usable as Possible
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2020
- The Miku pedal tracks poorly, has a random amount of latency before it activates, no output control, poor input gain handling even with passive pickups, random volume spikes, and is incredibly overpriced. But, she's trying her best, and so should you. -- Watch live at / ericplaysbass
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deep friend miku sounds like something MGMT would come up with. I desperately want it.
Miku on bass sounds like GLaDOS. Kinda nice.
WTF? There is the possibility to make my bass sound like my waifu?! Why have I never heard of this before?
It was a failed pedal with an unsuccessful launch. However, due to its meme potential and iconic failure status, it commands exorbitant prices on the used market, so availability is very scarce.
Might I ask where/how you got hold of such a rarity?
@@DerCrawlerVomUrAnus Good deal from a friend of a friend.
Man, you're a lucky dude. I just checked ebay and they go for well over $500 up to more than $1000.
sounds like the last part of runaway by kanye, cool stuff
Where did you place the Mika Stomp pedal in signal chain? Also, was it plugged into the front of the amp or in the effects loop?
Miku was 4th in line after my tuner, envelope filter, and comp. No FX loop used. DI was a Tech 21 q strip.
Miku is like any guitar synth... They don't respond well to slurs or bends. Yet guitarist can't muster up anything but the same blues lick they've been playing for the last 12 years. This pedal screams for simplicity. The Miku is going to do her own thing. Your job is to figure out how to exploit that recalcitrant demeanor.
this is a wendy's
@@MrBrawl I don't know what that is.