Love that Jamie Cullum song.

Been looking for a vocal pedal for solo gigs for a while and I think this is the one! Cheers man.

Se7 all the way

Shure for me, but they all have their own qualities. Might depend on different style guitars, or picking playing. Thanks

Good to hear you singing and playing on this. I used to have some problems setting my H2n's too high on some occasions. I recently bought this & on testing went 15dB over but just a click on normalise & all distortion immediately disappears.

hey Marc! i use the tc play acoustic pedal at my gigs and actually have two units for backup. it does a great job but i do still run it to a mixer to take out some boominess off the mic. I have the mic mechanic too but dont use it as much since the play acoustic does the same sorta thing (just cant move knobs in real time)

Nice. I have the predecessor, but 32 bit floating point is certainly much more trouble free to use when you want to focus on your performance.

clack, clack

On first play a well made Vinyl played on a near perfect system (not your average consumer stuff) a Vinyl comes close but just different to CD. From then on it is Downhill as the LP wears out, get static and clicks. The main plus is the Artwork and product detail. Also albums made in the pre Cassette/CD era were designed to fit that format of playing time so this restricted somewhat the artists ideas and shortened some tracks and created some tracks just to fill space. CD played back though a decent system and DAC is sonically better with little or no deterioration over time. Post CD artists have more freedom to express themselves, less constraints and should be able to make a better album without tons of 'filler'. Unfortunately, commercial constraints and deals rum roughshod over this and mass market pop and muzak take little account of artistry or artist meaning other than make money. Little changes in this respect. For most people with Phones TV and online steaming, they don't care about sound quality and have a shite DAC in their device. These same folk would have one had a gramophone or a mono mecca 45/33 with auto changer and listened to Radio 1xon medium wave or 208!. Vinyl for art, CD with a DAC anyway for sound

Knock yourself out with CSs. Good for you. I prefer vinyl. Not just for the sound that I prefer (But I get it: it's personal preference). But also the cool factor: watching it spinning, it is sound trapped in an object, no ones and zeros with an algorithm that recreates it. You can literally see the soundwaves. The magic of the tonearm hoovering over it and the sound coming out. If I want convenience and a digital file there are many better ways to achieve that. That's not what I want when I buy a 12" by 12" piece of art with music inside.

Sounds fantastic! Great overview and review! The music portion sounded impressive! Excellent ❤

Thank you so much. Such an informative video, this help me a lot! God Bless you!

Thanks for showing your dialed settings.

Hey. I have one of this. It work OK but the major cons is the display cannot be read it easy, I have to tilt it to certain angle to can read it because if I look straight on it is not readable.I wonder if you have same problem please ? Thanks.

I love a Marc lewis cable

The Boss OC3 and OC5 has been the go to for a long time and all the top players have been using it. Ou can also set it so that it only creates subs for the lower two strings

Better than use IRs?

I have one. Thanks for your insight as to how to set it. It seems like there are a few different ways but I did like your way of doing it. Nice Job singing. You might consider giving some vocal lessons or advice or at least tips. I am sure you could help many of us.

*Scrolls down to see subscriber count -- Expects ≈30k based on video vibe/av quality* *Is surprised by actual number!* This is awesome stuff man! As someone who has worked in the AV industry a bit, the first thing I see in a quality video is lighting. You've hit the nail on the head with that, it's not the camera!

Liked and subscribed... We're Cowboy fans as well

We have started using these at our church and its amazing how well it works!

great

Good stuff man

Coming to this late, love it. I do solo acoustic gigs with a good voice and competent strumming guitar, and love simple dashes of variety to add interest. In addition to my chorus pedal which I use strategically, there's a very good chance I'll add this. Super song and outstanding performanc btw.

Dude people be harsh on you 😂

Fun idea I have one of these. I don’t like the artifacts and it sounds just unrealistic. A good acoustic player doesn’t even need fx. A.k.a. Tommy Emmanuel, OK we’re not him, but that’s something to aspire to

love it.. I need this pedal.. I have been trying to write music for worship and I need that ambient background. super nice Bro!

Thanks for the great recommendation, it's on its way! Great job. Good luck!

he literally do not demo the correction. wtf?

Great content as always! Your videos have so much potential for reaching an even larger audience. Keep up the amazing work, and if you ever want to chat about ways to expand, feel free to reach out

Lots of chatter here with Mr Microphone 😂

Marc, this was more of a promotion for you. Didn’t really learn a lot about the device.

Would've been nice to hear an A/B, basically an example without the pedal. There was nothing to compare it to. I didn't hear that much bass, even with headphones, but the Martin sounded nice .

Any advice on a similar keyboard with all 88keys (weighted) with its own speakers?

I hate the "CURCH SERVICE" specific music stuff on youtube. Just say the gig or the music venue. That's all we're talking about. Jeeze. There's a whole world out there guys.

got one today . LOVE IT . first hardware comp iv bought . wish i would have known the differnce it makes compared to plugins i would have bought it sooner

Brilliant thanks

Background music damn annoying

No demo of the correction? Great job

400 year anniversary of Zildjian. Prior to Zildjian, cymbals hadn't changed for thousands of years and sounded like crap - just banging together two pieces of metal.

Good stuff, Marc.

Great video..thanks! And what a voice! I wish I could sing like that, but unfortunately that’s why I’m researching this..sometimes a little flat. Would the correction knob on this help with that..or can you recommend a vocal pedal that would be better?

they are slow though so for faster percussive sounds an 1176 is better .

Killer video, and thanks for noting/featuring my design! Is there a way to contact you about this video? Thank again for noting my work!

Put your modulations before your drive and you can leave them on without the fizziness. I only use modulation before drives

Congrats on the Morning Glory. Great video and content Marc! Love the Fathom too! No compressor? Keep up the good work!

Does this pedal work fine with nylon strings guitar?

Thank you so much for this. I am a guitarist transitioning to organ and this overview has given me a better understanding of it. Most of the resources for organ on youtube come from players who assume piano level dexterity. This video has given me hope.

Hollywood needs to bring back the mid budget film

Marc, Thank you for reviews about Jobet panel light Stormy 2000CC