Zvex Instant Lo-Fi Junky

[@SonicCartography]

Great demo!

[@grizelda4526]

I love Low Fi.

[@MEJ0RVIDA]

Why another video about this one? Does this mean there's still pedalfolks out there that don't have this one? o'-_-'O

[@urbanrunoff]

not sure what i am doing wrong but i can't get over the loss of highs when i'm playing myself. i like listening to it but not playing it,. i'm playing it into a modeler that might be part of the problem.

[@TeenDaad]

Me too! Really frustrating

[@shonthebonbon]

3:10 is that a song you're playing or just something random? sounds beautiful

[@PedalboardoftheDay]

It’s just a little loop I wrote for the demo. I’m really glad you liked it ❤️

[@alexfletcher9915]

Rad!

[@keithfranklin7489]

Sounds awesome , but what is low Fi ?

[@churchgir1]

Lofi is a music genre known for its mellow, relaxing, and nostalgic sound. It typically features mellow beats and instrumentals, and vinyl crackle and tape hiss sounds. Generally, a calming and soothing genre of music and sounds great on guitar.

[@keithfranklin7489]

@@churchgir1 thanks !

[@nickardasis4]

Lo-Fi as a term means Low Fidelity (as opposed to Hi-Fi which was a prominent term in the 80s-90s for higher end audio equipment etc). Low Fidelity technically means loss of upper frequencies with unwanted noises from heavily used gear/cables or vinyl crackles or glitch sounds from VHS tapes etc. Basically if the sound/audio is not pristine and has some kind of audible artifacts, it can be categorised as Lo-Fi. From there a whole music genre (and guitar pedals) spawned in the past decade or so. I use the Fairfield Shallow Water personally.