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H3000s seems to be over £2k on Reverb.com, not sure where you're seeing them for $1k, (and I know you weren't suggesting it) but it would be massive overkill to get one just for vocals. I've got the plugin version and it's pretty much a modular effect unit, decades before things like the Empress Zoia came out.

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Hmm, living in Hawaii, I rarely consider 2nd hand due to shipping hassles mostly. I have yet to buy anything used. An affordably priced H3000 would be worth considering for sure.

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pekbro wrote: Wed Oct 27, 2021 11:05 pm Hmm, that's interesting thanks. tbh I don't expect to get any Eventide pedals, not that I don't
like the stuff. They make some of my favorite reverbs and effects. The problem being that I
already have all that stuff in software, and the pedals are mostly HW controllers for the same
software, seemingly.
I can understand that. I got a Pitch Factor when the Eventide Anthology plug-ins were still TDM only. I fell in love with the layout and flexibility of the Pitch Factor and it was kind of a gateway drug into Eventide for me. It was the first pedal I had that could be controlled via MIDI and it blew my mind a the time.
pekbro wrote: Wed Oct 27, 2021 11:05 pm The only thing I would be interested in would be the big H9000 or whatever,
which costs $7k or so, and is therefore a pretty unlikely purchase for me. :shrug:
:tu: I got an H9000 last year with the Dante expander and it's become a totally indispensable tool for me. I've only recently started exploring Vsig but even without creating custom algorithms, it's incredibly deep. Since it provides 32 channels of I/O via Dante, I can run multiple instances of algorithms through my DAW or through my Rednet interfaces and I can still use the analog I/O for routing outboard gear. Using an Eventide pitch shifter in the feedback loop of a real tape delay or using my stereo spring reverb within a larger patch can be a magical experience. And with the eMote plug-in, I can modulate effect parameters with automation or Bitwig's modulators.
I can go on and on about the H9000. It's freaking brilliant. Everything about it is top of class.

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pekbro wrote: Thu Oct 28, 2021 10:02 am Hmm, living in Hawaii, I rarely consider 2nd hand due to shipping hassles mostly. I have yet to buy anything used. An affordably priced H3000 would be worth considering for sure.
Definitely don't get it in that case. H3000's are notorious for having issues.


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^^ want ^^

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Looks great fun. Particularly like the momentary option acting like a slide up/down.

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justin3am wrote: Thu Oct 28, 2021 4:16 pm I got an H9000 last year
I can recall lusting after that when you got it. A big score for super gear squirrel!
I'd wager that uncle E is also quite the gear squirrel, alas, I am only a gear chipmunk. :lol:

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Uncle E wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 5:14 am http://youtu.be/UYzTTuG4qPw
nice!
wonder how it behaves on other sounds?? 8)

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pekbro wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 10:03 am I can recall lusting after that when you got it. A big score for super gear squirrel!
I'd wager that uncle E is also quite the gear squirrel, alas, I am only a gear chipmunk. :lol:
Gear chipmunk's may not store as much but they can carry more:

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Uncle E wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 10:44 pm
pekbro wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 10:03 am I can recall lusting after that when you got it. A big score for super gear squirrel!
I'd wager that uncle E is also quite the gear squirrel, alas, I am only a gear chipmunk. :lol:
Gear chipmunk's may not store as much but they can carry more:

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:lol:

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just one more kernel! you've broke the record dave!!!

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Hi all,

Is there a cheap version of something like the Digitech Freqout? (feedback simulator)
https://www.digitech.com/other/FreqOut.html
Thanks ;)
John Braner
http://johnbraner.bandcamp.com
http://www.soundclick.com/johnbraner
and all the major streaming/download sites.

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jbraner wrote: Wed Nov 03, 2021 4:09 pm Hi all,

Is there a cheap version of something like the Digitech Freqout? (feedback simulator)
https://www.digitech.com/other/FreqOut.html
Thanks ;)
is it for guitar?
have you seen the tc electronic ebow type thing? think it's called the wand?
my preference for feedback without amplitude and neighbour complaints :hihi:
although, i use an ebow which is more expensive, the tc one does the exact same thing, donkey tugger has one.
had the cheaper option existed 20 or so years ago, that's probably what id use too.

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Thanks vurt, yeah, it's for guitar.
I'm just looking for a simple pedal for occassional feedback ;)
I've been using the Softube plugin - it works fine with amp sims - but since using it with a *real* amp it doesn't sound very good. It seems to want to work with th eraw guitar file.
The Digitech one seems to do th etrick but:
A it's not available right now in the UK
B it's not worth th eprice for the once in a while that I'd use it ;)
John Braner
http://johnbraner.bandcamp.com
http://www.soundclick.com/johnbraner
and all the major streaming/download sites.

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