I hope nobody opens that door behind you while you have your very expensive guitar leaning precariously on its stand in front of it. Those old Hamer guitars are badass. At least you're not a gear snob.
Digitech, The concept is fantastic. I only wish you could explore this further in making a better and unique product, instead of having these generic drum sounds coming out of this intitutive process, you could a have vast of other quality analog percussive sounds with filters more like what a Korg Volca Drum or quality drum machine does (with sound tweaking options) for songwriting purpose which you could immediately integrate into the song instead of just exploring the 'jamming process' There's a lot of people out there like me that cant get their heads around using percussive softwares, and neverending sound options are a headache when it gets to decision making. Making quality intuitive percussive tools in a pedal format for guitar player/songwriters that want things simpler but still feel confident about using this as a final thing would be the next step I think. Probably not for your everyday blues guitar player but maybe for other more alternative modern rock, pop, electronic etc subgenres. Just a thought! thank you
Great demo mate, thanks. I heard it sounds bad through a guitar amp, your sound is great though, what your thoughts please geezer? Also would you know does it work right into a 8 track stereo and sound better as you wouldn't have the guitar amp tones effecting it? I have a Line 6 with a super clean channel so that should solve any issues do you reckon? Your help is much appreciated.
Well, why wont digitech just don't make a pedal that, instantly do drums while you are playing on your electric guitar, without need to record it first. Ofcourse record option stays. Just play drum hit when you go hit palm muting, or even if it's possible to play drum when you hit strings without palm muting. One option as a sensitivity set and all other options like on this pedal from video. That would be more amaizing. And I think that it would feet more to a Bass Amp, because drums make bass too right? Because of that, guitar is louder than drums on that video.
Nice when it works properly...randomly repeats measure one of recorded loop rendering it useless in a live situation. Digitech is aware of the issue and probably not going to fix it is what I was told...at the 28 sec mark of the vid you can hear the glitch. czcams.com/video/N390LXV7f_0/video.html
I only wish there was a double bass feature that would let you incorporate blast beats
Hey now. I play sludge doom noise music. This pedal could help. Glad to finally see tutorial with some type of extreme heavy rock. Thanks
I love the T.N.T. album hanging on the wall behind you, great album, great band! I’ve loved that band a long time. 👊🏻 🎶
Good eye! Great band and album..
Best Sdrum video so far!
I hope nobody opens that door behind you while you have your very expensive guitar leaning precariously on its stand in front of it. Those old Hamer guitars are badass. At least you're not a gear snob.
Good demo for those who like it harder! \m/
Digitech, The concept is fantastic. I only wish you could explore this further in making a better and unique product, instead of having these generic drum sounds coming out of this intitutive process, you could a have vast of other quality analog percussive sounds with filters more like what a Korg Volca Drum or quality drum machine does (with sound tweaking options) for songwriting purpose which you could immediately integrate into the song instead of just exploring the 'jamming process' There's a lot of people out there like me that cant get their heads around using percussive softwares, and neverending sound options are a headache when it gets to decision making. Making quality intuitive percussive tools in a pedal format for guitar player/songwriters that want things simpler but still feel confident about using this as a final thing would be the next step I think. Probably not for your everyday blues guitar player but maybe for other more alternative modern rock, pop, electronic etc subgenres. Just a thought! thank you
Super cool
Wonder how the drums compare to the TRIO+ drums
Can this thing do thrash and double kick beats?
You get it
Great demo mate, thanks. I heard it sounds bad through a guitar amp, your sound is great though, what your thoughts please geezer? Also would you know does it work right into a 8 track stereo and sound better as you wouldn't have the guitar amp tones effecting it? I have a Line 6 with a super clean channel so that should solve any issues do you reckon? Your help is much appreciated.
Do you like Star Wars??🤪
he likes it
You rock :)
Nice video. What P90 is that?, sounds great
Well, why wont digitech just don't make a pedal that, instantly do drums while you are playing on your electric guitar, without need to record it first. Ofcourse record option stays.
Just play drum hit when you go hit palm muting, or even if it's possible to play drum when you hit strings without palm muting. One option as a sensitivity set and all other options like on this pedal from video. That would be more amaizing.
And I think that it would feet more to a Bass Amp, because drums make bass too right? Because of that, guitar is louder than drums on that video.
How bout genre specific firmware options
Nice when it works properly...randomly repeats measure one of recorded loop rendering it useless in a live situation. Digitech is aware of the issue and probably not going to fix it is what I was told...at the 28 sec mark of the vid you can hear the glitch.
czcams.com/video/N390LXV7f_0/video.html
I want a digitech pedal that creates a guitar solo from me slapping asscheeks