thank you! I've been asked occasionally about that and have certainly considered it. Still on the fence just because I tend to like to hold onto ideas for my own music, plus the idea of selling/licensing samples is totally foreign to me. But I'd definitely be open to it if I can ever make time to figure it out.
@@ambienttrash5234 I get that. I don't know the back end part of packs, but the agreements that come in the pacts I've got vary from prod to prod. The more it is like a "composed" piece of music the more often licensing is required. If it's more unrelated riffs or loops the creator might include language that says free to use on independent or small labels up to a certain streaming level then it will require licensing, but big labels/artists must always license. Anyway, really enjoy your style.
Sounds great, looks great, but impractical. Why do I need to open the pedal to toggle the mode switch? The enclosure is way too big, there is more than enough space for an external switch.
Totally get what you're saying. The reason why the switch is on the inside is mainly because the idea was that people would use it either in mode A or mode B in their setup without the need for switching from one to the other often. Besides that I wanted to remove anything from the outside that wasn't absolutely necessary to remove as much clutter as possible. Of course this is totally subjective 🙂. In any case, any feedback is always welcome!
LOVE this Matt. This thing kind of plays right into those mathy riffs of yours. Killer demo.
This is your best demo imo
Hot dang these demos are always so good 🥲
Love that Cyclops. I’m a happy owner of a Yarnhawk myself🤘🏼
The sparkle is real on that intro bruv ;)
dude yeah, it does the thing and it does it reeeeal good
Single coil riff reminded me of how good La Dispute’s chord progressions are. Lovely sound + riff
This is fantastic. Your guitar parts are always spot on. Lovely style :)
yo thanks so much!
man. this is good.
Ace stuff from you as always! Have you put any thought into releasing sample packs? Your music is so rich, could be a big asset to producers.
thank you! I've been asked occasionally about that and have certainly considered it. Still on the fence just because I tend to like to hold onto ideas for my own music, plus the idea of selling/licensing samples is totally foreign to me. But I'd definitely be open to it if I can ever make time to figure it out.
@@ambienttrash5234 I get that. I don't know the back end part of packs, but the agreements that come in the pacts I've got vary from prod to prod. The more it is like a "composed" piece of music the more often licensing is required. If it's more unrelated riffs or loops the creator might include language that says free to use on independent or small labels up to a certain streaming level then it will require licensing, but big labels/artists must always license. Anyway, really enjoy your style.
@@kbaedke ah, good to know, I appreciate it! Will def keep that in mind for the future
Sounds great, looks great, but impractical. Why do I need to open the pedal to toggle the mode switch? The enclosure is way too big, there is more than enough space for an external switch.
I don't make em I just demo em
Totally get what you're saying. The reason why the switch is on the inside is mainly because the idea was that people would use it either in mode A or mode B in their setup without the need for switching from one to the other often. Besides that I wanted to remove anything from the outside that wasn't absolutely necessary to remove as much clutter as possible. Of course this is totally subjective 🙂.
In any case, any feedback is always welcome!