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Good to know! Thanks for the reply.Nope! That will damage it.![]()
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Is it wrong to love all three? Am I a compressor hoarder?
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You may be showing signs of OCD (Obsessive Compressor Disorder). If you feel the need for help, we hold anonymous group therapy once a month at Bongo’s place. I’m sure we can also hook you up with a sponsor if needed. Just don’t let Bongo talk you into getting those threshold and ratio tat’s around your nipples. Don’t ask where his attack and release tat’s are.
-Frank
Hey frank, I'm still waiting on one of your comps as well. I do have a problem
See you at next months meeting! Hopefully that dude from Colorado will bring the brownies again.
-Frank
Hehe you know me better than you even know!!!You may be showing signs of OCD (Obsessive Compressor Disorder). If you feel the need for help, we hold anonymous group therapy once a month at Bongo’s place. I’m sure we can also hook you up with a sponsor if needed. Just don’t let Bongo talk you into getting those threshold and ratio tat’s around your nipples. Don’t ask where his attack and release tat’s are.
-Frank
Here's a bass demo I put together. There's obviously a million and a half ways to approach a demo with a pedal this feature-rich...but I thought to keep the video reasonably short, to the point, and still indicative of how useful this pedal is, I'd show these things:
- Dry signal
- Effected signal, including the range of the attack, sustain, and tone knobs
- How the direct blend works
- Dry and effected signals mixed in with a drum pattern
It's hard to convey all the good things about this pedal just through youtube, but I think it's pretty apparent how much clarity and fatness the Smoothie adds when it's engaged.
I HIGHLY recommend this pedal!