Effects Bakery Japanese Butter Roll Vibe

[@thelastnic]

You do the best demos, I listen to products I cannot use and will not buy, but listen to hear you play. Also, compared to many other demos you make the pedals sound so much better, such as the Animal Pedals Foxes Talking of Dreamy Fuzz. This Butter Roll Vide sounds great and for the price it would make an excellent option to expand your tonal palette.

[@michaelhockmuller4677]

Finally a uni-vibe demo that doesn’t just dime the knobs and make gimmicky shimmer noise. Dude, as always, the product demo ( BTW I’m buying one) is secondary to your playing. Thanks,

[@simondixon6761]

Came for the pedal stayed for the playing! Awesome as always Mike! 🔥🔥🔥

[@davidsummerville351]

Great ideas to try out on any univibe and rotary! That's what I love about these videos. Ideas, ideas, ideas. Thanks

[@popintothechemist]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!

[@jimmyjams1974]

This is just what I’ve been looking for!

[@popintothechemist]

This one surprised me! It sounds great!

[@fanoboss]

that is buttery

[@TheArchiveOfWonder]

Interesting lowrider! Took me a second to pick it up.

[@anonymousowl72]

Nice Low Rider rendish. Cool pedal.

[@KsGuitarShop]

This is what I waiting for, official is very late and lazy about sound sample video...always... I'm gonna buy this, thanks!!

[@williamdevlin366]

Excellent video! Thank you! I’m subscribing. 🇺🇸

[@KenLasaine]

Wow, that sounds really nice for what I assume will be a sub $50 (usd) pedal. Great playing as usual!

[@tasteapiana]

This one is really picky with what pedal goes before it. If you have a strong buffer feeding it you're going to have issues. That said, once it is happy you will be happy with it. I got to inspect the insides (due to my believing something was seriously wrong when it reduced fed volume to around 1/2) and was pleasantly surprised at the build quality, it is quite well done for being so low cost. Depth goes pretty deep and there can be some serious pumping to it but, hey, it's a character thing. My advice is play with it balls out and shamelessly or keep the depth at or below 12 o'clock, which is also in chapter 12 of my forthcoming book titled ''How to live like yesterday was your last day and you got to live it again and again and again and again and again but differently each time with progressively less and less GAF about it''.

[@parkstationw-radio3496]

Hi. I just ordered the Bakery Vibe today and it will arrive in two weeks. Would you suggest I put it before the boost and drive pedals on my pedalboard? I have this order: Tuner Tu3 > Wah > ep booster > overdrive od9 > overdrive moxie > delay > Tremolo. Only the Tuner Tu3 is not True bypass. After reading your comment, I have a doubt and I think I will put it after the wah. Is this a good choice for you?

[@tasteapiana]

@@parkstationw-radio3496 I think it will take you some time to become familiar with the effect itself and how it feeds into your other pedals before you can tell how its impedance needs to be matched (how hot the pedal just before it should be). My current set up is Fender Level Set Buffer > custom echorec preamp/boost > Butter Vibe > EHX germanium OD > Mosky VOL (reduced to about 47k) > BBE VariComp (needs a lower impedance at input) > Eventide Rose delay - on the side I use the vibe (I run a 3 way split signal for recording). When placed just after the Fender buffer it freaks out a little and with the buffer set at unity gain it barely functions. But, when placed just after a preamp with a not so powerful buffer (a lower impedance) it behaves perfectly normal and I can crank into it at least +10db over unity without a problem. It's really up to you where you want it in your chain, should you run it at the same time as any other modulation pedal. For example, you might not want the vibe in each delay (Butter Vibe > Delay) but the overall delays to be swirled around (ie Delay > Butter Vibe). Same goes for your overdrive pedals. My taste would dictate post overdrive but pre delay/tremolo, but you'll have to find which of your pedals is outputting the right level because if the impedance is too high coming out of the pedal before it the vibe's input might drop out or tend to sizzle. I don't think it can be damaged but it's something you'll hear as a degraded tone or low volume. You might get lucky and have no issues at all, but, as you can see, my chain is kind of abnormal. Let me know how it goes!

[@parkstationw-radio3496]

@@tasteapiana Thanks for the reply. I'll try different ways and see what's the best place. From your experience, I think I'll put it after the wah and before the booster. The output of my booster and overdrive pedals is very high. I'd also like it after the drive and before the delay, but I know my pedals. Another thanks.

[@Fender420]

Buttery Tones

[@MagnoliaPixie]

Hi! I got this pedal recently and I’m not sure if it has a defect. It makes a loud noise even if the knobs are not turned yet. What do you recommend I do to fix it?

[@demongeminix]

Any word on when it's gonna be released on the Effects Bakery US site, Mike?

[@davidj.steiger3178]

“Like BUTTAH!”

[@stormyweather2837]

Sound great !! You can send me one ok 😃

[@popintothechemist]

Sure thing! Lol

[@jimmyjams1974]

This is just what I’ve been looking for!

[@stevejohn455]

Boy can play guitar💃

[@djc5897]

Is there a little light bulb in this? authentic marketed univibes have a little light bulb that throbs