Source Audio Nemesis & Ventris Effects Chain | A Walkthrough

[@chordsoforion]

Have you used the Nemesis Shifter delay or the Ventris reverse reverb? Post your thoughts here!

[@bgoodism]

Chords Of Orion Not yet but they're both amazing sounding pedals! Great breakdown!

[@DoNoise]

I have the Nemesis and use the Shifter regularly. I like it a lot! I actually made a video with it with other pitch shifting delay pedals.

[@chrisyoung8062]

I just got a Ventris and I'm really blown away with it.

[@linushyper300]

I love everything you do. You even have a soothing voice.

[@sourceaudioeffects]

Love this video. Your volume pedal combined with the Ventris Reverb's Reverse engine sounds really nice. Thanks!

[@lightnintrucker]

Cool sounds. I like that low B drone ya looped on the Ditto Looper. I'm gonna be postin' an ambient piece I did on my new Baritone guitar at the end of the week. You're the one who inspired me to get a baritone guitar and I really like my baritone a lot. It does ambience very well. Keep up the good work!

[@Eduaro2U]

Wonderful. Thanks for sharing this excellent information.

[@chordsoforion]

You are very welcome!

[@Kkidzz]

Running all my analog synths through a Pigtonix Echolution Deluxe/Empress Echo into the Ventris....ridiculous.

[@adibonts]

beautiful video walkthrough! more please! if you can do guitar soloing practice steps, we'd appreciate it.

[@gtizzle101]

is all of this going to the front of the amp/modeler? or delay and reverb in fx loop?

[@chordsoforion]

Delay and reverb are in my amp modeler's effects loop, which is placed after the amp and cab sims.

[@gtizzle101]

@@chordsoforion Thanks. don't yet own a modeler so apologies if redundant but I am assuming this is the signal chain? Bends>Dirt>Volume pedal>Modeler Amp>fx loop (Nemesis>ventris)>Cab sim

[@planetpjr]

Is the Bends better than the Wampler?

[@chordsoforion]

It is different. As far as better goes, I think that would depend upon each player's needs. They are both high quality pedals and do their jobs well.