Friday, November 04, 2016
Yamaha reface CP vs DITTO, red panda and blueSky
Published on Nov 4, 2016 ollilaboratories
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I have been looking for a standalone looper for some time now.. the tc electronic DITTO seemed like a sweet pedal, eg no nonsense and with the reverse FX that for me was a requirement. Really.. this pedal cant be simpler :) .. just plug and loop!
I have connected the CP (switching between wurly and CP-80) through the red panda.. using a reverse delay, then through the bluesky which has a big modulated reverb .. and off to space we go. :)
This is just a simple jam to try if the workflow suits me.. as you can see i have also bought a proper damper pedal and also an expression pedal with which I control the piano volume ..
I think that this is a really really nice setup for ambient landscapes.. man i can get lost jamming forever and ever so i just wanted to record something quick to see if it works, and I think it does.
Hope you like it !"
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