From Beginner to Expert in 20 Minutes: Chroma Console

[@HologramElectronics]

Really appreciate the thought you put into this! Cheers - Matt

[@Kompa55_Music]

Thanks for taking a look! Love the pedal.

[@eltripps9684]

I love this pedal for sound design, especially when I just need some ear candy-like stabs or really deep sounding pads for texture layers.

[@Kompa55_Music]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Kompa55_Music]

I really like this pedal. So easy to use! Let me know what you think and what alternatives you'd consider.

[@sanderbryce4520]

can you explain the i/o and routing of the cables from the instrument or audio signal, to the pedal and where it needs to go into the interface, and then how do I set it up in an ableton track. I keep getting an unaffected signal. I can hear it effected, but it won't track the effected signal

[@hillblocksview]

Excellent review! Thank you 😊 However, it seems like this pedal rewards your live interaction and encourages one to constantly be involved in the process, but because it's ultimately designed as a foot pedal (with solid metal foot switches) how well does it fare as a live show stomp box, where you could just set it and forget it while playing a gig?

[@Kompa55_Music]

Good point! And to be honest, I don't think it would work well in a live gig. I mean I guess you could set the effects with recorded modulation as presets and then have Song 1 = Preset one, Song 2 = Preset 2 and so on. Then use the footswitches to move up through the presets. Would need some planning though because it is hard to rearrange presets and without moving the knobs you can't jump around the presets easily.

[@meanmstrmustard]

@@Kompa55_Music midi?

[@banwavy]

it works fantastic in a live setting. 80 presets. You can dual bypass and turn on/off certain settings with the press of a switch. You can literally just scroll through presets with your foot live in the order of your set. It’s the easiest pedal I’ve used that has this much going on for it. Cheers