Guitar pedals on drums sounds ridiculous
A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.
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Andrew Huang runs drum loops through various guitar and synth pedals using a reamping box to explore creative sound processing possibilities.
From the video
Answers: What happens when you run drum loops through guitar pedals?
- Drum processing with guitar pedals
- Reamping guitar pedals
- Pitch shifting and delay on drums
- Synthesizer pedals on acoustic drums
- DAW vs hardware pedal workflows
What it concludes
- Using a reamping box solves impedance and level mismatch issues when routing signals through guitar pedals.
- Guitar pedals encourage tactile, hands-on knob twisting compared to automation in a DAW.
- Using pedals inside a DAW sacrifices spontaneity and requires manual mapping of every knob to a controller.
- Routing live drums through hardware pedals introduces significantly more latency than in-DAW effects.
- Synth pedals on drums tend to grab any available pitch and hold onto it as a note.
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