WET DRY WET made easy with the Jet Pedals RED SEA! (Demo)

The Red Sea by Jet Pedals is easily one of the most interested small footprint pedals I have ever seen! It has 14 different routing option mixing pedals and even amps, but here I will just be going through Wet Dry Wet, both clean and dirty, as well as the Stereo Parallel FX Splitter. This units allows Wet Dry Wet to be super accessible live and on your pedal board. Get ready to take some notes, because this in depth demo has a lot of information!
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Guitar: Veritas Guitars Portlander
Amp: Walrus Audio ACS1
T I M E M A P :
00:00 Intro
00:20 Red Sea Walkthrough and Features
01:25 Pedalboard Walkthrough
03:02 Clean Wet Dry Wet
07:40 Dirty Wet Dry Wet
11:12 Chorus Wet Dry Wet
12:34 Stereo Parallel FX Splitter
#jetpedals #redsea #wetdrywet

[@bdobberstein]

I had my eye in this even before this video... now I'm 100% sold. Excellent video, and amazing set-up. 🤗

[@nobesmusic]

Epic!! Thanks so much! 🙏🏽

[@taboolexicon]

This blows my mind. Incredible versatility and so beautiful.

[@nobesmusic]

Same! It seriously is. So many things you can do with this thing!

[@jaguarsunburst1570]

Great Job Thankyou 🎸🎸🎸

[@nobesmusic]

Thanks a lot!

[@jeremyweiss4845]

Amazing demo of this pedal. Great tone all around!

[@nobesmusic]

Thanks so much! It’s such a cool pedal!

[@jeremyweiss4845]

Seriously sold me on this thing man, I’ve been researching wet dry wet rigs, and didn’t want to force 3 channels of the PA just for my guitar. This is the perfect solution. Have you found clean WDW or dirty WDW works better live? And does dirty WDW still clean up enough for ambient stuff?

[@nobesmusic]

@@jeremyweiss4845 man that’s awesome! It’s just so great live cause you can really change the mix depending on the song or style of the music. The dirty WDW still works great. That would be like how your normal pedalboard sounds while still have the control of wet effects separately, if that makes sense haha

[@brandongullion6353]

There is no one on KZbin quite as uniquely adept as you at making me spend money lol. I've been really interested in wet dry wet, especially as I've gathered a large collection of pedals focused on ambient sounds. I've noticed more and more a mush of sound because of the abundance of effects, but have never felt confident in a wet dry wet rig... until now. Gunna have to get this. And a Lamb. And a Lion...and maybe an ACS1. 😂

[@nobesmusic]

😂 that is too funny! Thanks for watching may videos though! And yea, this set up with the Red Sea was super cool to experience. It’s crazy to have the wet effects only react to the clean dry signal blended in with the drive sound

[@brandongullion6353]

@@nobesmusic That was definitely a highlight for me! When you first described it I was thinking it would sound weird but it sounded incredible!

[@nobesmusic]

@@brandongullion6353 yessir!

[@GuitArmin1987]

So all this is, (i guess) is basically a Custom Audio Electronics Dual Line Mixer in a pedal-format.... with a Blend Control.... just a simple TL072/TL074 "Summing"-Mixer with one Input per Mix.... pretty basic electronics... 😉😉😉😉😉 built one myself off of photos on Stripboard... works like a charm! 🤘🏼

[@nobesmusic]

Not sure, you’d have to double check that with the company 🤙🏽

[@thesaj1110]

Mine is on the way!!

[@nobesmusic]

Epic!!

[@jeremyweiss4845]

Ditto

[@brianmueller5483]

Wow 🤯 This is amazing! You’re guitar tone sounds crazy good as always too 🤓

[@nobesmusic]

It’s killer! And thanks that means a lot 🙏🏽

[@marzbitenhaussen]

this is one thing that puzzles me about the wet-dry-wet, it feels is a great solution for musicians that like clearest sound without being interfered by the reverb or delay, (folk, jazz, djent) but adding time-based effects, modulation to distortion, fuzz is also something that other group of musicians like, I have no problem achieved a super clear sound using my reverb after stacking fuzz and distortion, having said that, I think this utility pedal can be used in so many ways that makes it incredible flexible and powerful, thanks for the insights.

[@nobesmusic]

Yea, well said! I also like the way that my setups without wet dry wet sound. But if you’re someone who really likes the details or cares about getting a specific sound live or recording, this definitely does the job. Thanks for watching!

[@FakeGlasses]

How is it wet/dry/wet with two outputs? Don't you need three outputs for stereo wet effects with a dry/dirty in the middle?

[@nobesmusic]

Yes! So it essentially functions internally as a wet/dry/wet. Your dry signal is isolated from your drive signal and the wet effects are only being affected by your clean dry signal. Then you blend in all of that together!

[@MattLawrence3]

Awesome video! Will I need to put kill dry on in my Strean Trinity?

[@nobesmusic]

Thanks a lot! You can do that, or still have some of your signal in the reverb to get some dirt from the drive effects a little bit. It’s all to taste!

[@oneandonlyarajivp]

What delay and reverb are you using here?.they sound amazing. I can also see a halo pedal when you do the 3rd fx splitter section. Is that the delay? Thanks

[@nobesmusic]

I’m using the Walrus Audio D1 Delay and the Jet Pedals Revelation V2 reverb!

[@matthewhayter1005]

Wouldn't it be great if this was a foot controller, like a volume pedal. For switching back and forth hands free?

[@nobesmusic]

Yea that would be cool! Might have had to be bigger though. I love how small it is

[@oneandonlyarajivp]

Excellent video. I can see that you're only connecting mono to your wet effects. And there's only 1 mono cable coming back from them to the pedal. So how are you getting stereo wet effects???

[@nobesmusic]

Thanks a lot! It’s mono to the first chorus, and then stereo to the Red Sea, delay, and reverb

[@lkeith88]

His would be absolutely sick to have these features in a foot controlled expression pedal!

[@nobesmusic]

That would be really cool! The size of the knob is definitely foot friendly though

[@angelrios2991]

Hey man, quick question. Where does your volume pedal fall in all of this?

[@nobesmusic]

I have mine before my drives so it was always before going into Red Sea!

[@michaelgallemore7577]

Are you using the effects loop Of your amps or going through the front? I’m running two Blues Jr.s they don’t have an effects loop does the Red Sea act as the loop?

[@nobesmusic]

Going through the front! This might help out with that so that your blues Jrs would also get your clean or pedal driven guitar signal and then you’d mix in the wet effects!

[@PTCrucial]

Can I ask a question: What is the purpose of the ASC1? Is this for just going into a DAW?

[@nobesmusic]

Sure! The ACS1 is an Amp and Cab Simulator. So instead of using amp, the ACS1 simulates it for when you go direct in. You’d go direct in recording at home, playing live where there aren’t amps, if the sound engineers don’t want stage volume and want s direct signal, or if you moving on the go it’s easy to just move with your board and your guitar. It basically simulates the sound and feel that happens with a pre amp but also the physical cone and reaction that a speaker has from an amp. If you ever plugged in direct you may notice your clean sounds fine, but when you introduce overdrives and distortions it sounds super digital. So the ACS1 and other amp and cab simulators emulate what it a real amp does!

[@PTCrucial]

@@nobesmusic thank you so much for your reply. I have order one and Junior has confirmed the order. Looking forward to setting it up when it lands. Thanks again and it goes without saying your tone and your playing are amazing. Really great video too. Cheers 👍🏼🎸

[@nobesmusic]

@@PTCrucial for sure! Thanks a lot!

[@MacawAviculture]

Where are your 3 amps and 3 speakers?

[@nobesmusic]

There aren’t 3 amps or 3 speakers. Two amps from the ACS1 left (fender) and right (vox). The Red Sea is essentially the mixed in sound of a wet dry wet rig you’d have in the studio bus. It separates and has everything mixed internally so you have a stereo out of the wet dry wet effect

[@francescopetruzzelli2965]

So basically you re driven all this sound directly stereo into the ASC1 and from there in your daw right?

[@nobesmusic]

Yep! Precisely

[@francescopetruzzelli2965]

@@nobesmusic Can I use to do this just an UA dream 65 instead of the ASC1?

[@nobesmusic]

@@francescopetruzzelli2965 yes totally!

[@Banoffeeee]

Are you using 3 amps?

[@nobesmusic]

That’s the coolest part! It works with two amps! It’s killer. For me I’m just using two inputs going into my ACS1 in stereo where I have a fender on the left and a vox on the right