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Would it just be a tool for live? Just for approximating a synth part perhaps? I can’t see you ever using it on record over a proper one.
I don't think I could personally play most of that on a synth, not in real time anyway
I haven't looked into the pedal beyond the vids, but I wonder if it has a PA out and a Guitar amp out? Or some EQ stuff to make it work with a guitar speaker?
Also has the huge advantage of being much easier to smuggle into the house
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Yep, totally agree with this. My piano years are far behind me and some synths I struggle to get to grips with - it'll take me years to learn the basics and onwards of using synths, whereas with this I can use an interface I'm already familiar with (guitar) and achieve those synth sounds in a manner I'm accustomed to. If I were going to purely pursue electronic music, then yes, I'd invest the time in learning synths and save for some decent ones, but as most of the music we make is guitar-based, this makes more sense. We use lots of effects to make the guitar sound unique or different, and this is just another tool for the arsenal.
Hopefully it plays nice with octave pedals...
Now where the heck to we get one from??
I'm certainly getting one.
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but totally agree. Much easier via the guitar and I am going to say it... I think I generally prefer the guitar based synth stuff sound wise. It seems easier to shape, I literally cant be fucked fiddling with all the knobs on my jx-03. One bad adjust and it all goes to pot.
*Cheap ass Roland stuff