GFI System Skylar Reverb, It's a great pedal, BUT...

[@ikkubaru3]

Seems some people DON’T UNDERSTAND what I tried to explain..okay, the major drawback is: You will losing reverb tail when you’re switching presets from ‘long’ reverb to short reverb. And it’s matter to me.

[@tenderstems]

Have you tried using the same algorithm for your short and long reverb sound, instead of switching from spatium to plate?

[@gregs6424]

How about when you turn it off? Do the reverb trails carry over?

[@ikkubaru3]

@@tenderstems hmm never tried that..sold this already to my friend, will check later if I get a chance to borrow it.

[@ikkubaru3]

@@gregs6424 yes, it’s no problem if you switch off the reverb (not change the preset)

[@LoVeAmBiEnT]

Who cares. Oh. That’s right. I remember switching reverbs in the middle of a song Never. Lol. Guy.

[@guitarspiderbomb]

Dunno why folks are calling it “click baity” I for one am glad I saw this. No spillover between a/b is a deal breaker for me. Thanks.

[@James-Deep]

Nice Video. Well done.

[@pirus10A]

Yeah, the trail is disappeared suddenly when you switched the preset. I think it need a “persist” feature just like on the BigSky. Love the demo btw.

[@seitsen]

Is it possible to get just the tremolo (without reverb) in the Tremble mode?

[@YonathanHarvridus]

skylirs!

[@knivescl]

BUT what?click bait

[@WillyTenggara]

The A/B switch killed the wet signal when it’s pressed