I got my present a day early, and I like it =D It’s a Digitech RP250, and with it I also got a couple things to record straight to my computer (so no more crappy quality vids!) I was just messing with the Flange and Wah effects in this vid. Enjoy!

‘Airport Syndrome’ EP by Vinyl Future available to buy from iTunes and other major digital download sites, use the following links: itunes.apple.com or www.amazon.co.uk Vinyl Future Myspace: www.myspace.com Detailed video information below, please read: DEMONSTRATION: Combined Effects Pedals PEDALS: Boss DD-3, Boss RV-5, Line 6 Tap Tremolo, Line 6 DL4, Boss GT6 AMP: Line 6 Flextone II GUITAR: Les Paul Standard SONG: ‘Marlboro King’ by Vinyl Future Demonstration of combined use of effects pedals. The first riff uses a Line 6 Tap Tremolo, Line 6 DL4 + Boss DD-3 Digital Delay and some reverb from a Boss RV-5. The second riff uses the flanger and digital delay from a Boss GT-6, and the last riff uses the EQ from a Boss GT-6. 0.00 – 0.30: Line 6 Tap Tremolo + Line 6 DL4 + Boss DD-3 0.31 – 0.43: Boss GT6 (Flanger + Delay) 0.44 – 1.09: Boss GT6 (EQ) The music is from a song called ‘Marlboro King’ by my band Vinyl Future and will be on our soon to be released EP ‘Airport Syndrome.’ An old rough recording of my band playing this song can be found using the following link: www.youtube.com If you have any questions or if you wish to request a specific demonstration of any of the equipment shown in the video, feel free to contact me through youtube or email me at my bands website at: www.myspace.com

Demo of the Earthbound Audio Beast, Toadworks Barracuda Flanger, and DMB Pedals Lunar Echo Analog Delay. ESP LTD with EMG 81/85 into a Blackstar HT60. Speaker was mic’d with a Shure SM57 and NO eq or audio controls were added. Video on a Zoom Q3HD www.scalpthem.com

www.worldmusicsupply.com Singer-songwriter Laura Clapp from TC Electronic discusses the Voice Tone Create, an amazing multi-function voice effects processing pedal.

This is a guitar processor that I bought in Bangor, Maine. It is full of great effects, including reverb, echo, flange, phaser, etc. You are hearing my Univox electric guitar being run through it. The sound is being run from the RP 70 into a boom box, which is why the sound quality is a bit airy and fuzzy. Next time I will run it direct so I can avoid the ambient sound of my room. As you will see, it also has a great little built-in drum machine.

Click here for more details: www.amazon.com Electro-Harmonix Stereo Electric Mistress Chorus Flanger Pedal Product Description The Stereo Electric Mistress provides sweeping flanges that range from Hendrix swooshes to over the top sweeps…all in stereo. An independent chorus can be stand alone or used together with the flange to create velvet sweeps. The special Filter Matrix mode allows you to manually flange or grab the perfect mid flange texture.

Mooger Fooger Cluster Flux M108 Pedal Don’t be fooled by the Chorus/Flange switch. While the Cluster Flux can conjure up a monstrous Jet Flange and sparkling Chorus sound, it also can transport you straight into another dimension. Create an array of unique sounds with 6 wave shapes (Sine, Triangle, Square, Ramp, Reverse Ramp and Sample and Hold). Each shape is the foundation for a completely different musical inspiration. Tap in the tempo of your LFO via the TAP TEMPO button, or sync the Cluster Flux to a MIDI clock. Positive and Negative Feedback allow you a wider range of tones and voicing than you would find in a normal stomp box. These can even be used to drive the Cluster Flux into tuned self-oscillation. Use the Amount and Rate controls for expression and modulation of the delay line. Anything from vibrato to a jackhammer, these controls can make it happen. Just want a little bit of an effect? Use mix control to dial in the the perfect blend of original and effected signal. Want more control? CV jacks on the back allow for control of Time, Rate, Mix, Feedback and Amount via the Moog EP-2 Expression Pedal, CV or other Moogerfoogers. Like all Moogerfoogers, the Cluster Flux is made to work with all sound sources: Guitars, Drum Machines, Keyboards… you name it. The Cluster Flux is of course built in the classic Moog fashion and is guranteed to give you a lifetime of musical joy!

www.ProGuitarShop.com-The TC Electronic Stereo Chorus / Flanger has been seen in pedal boards for more than 25 years now. TC Electronic is renowned for their quality effects and the SCF is no exception. The TC Stereo Chorus / Flanger gives you super high quality Chorus, Flange, and Vibrato all in one pedal. The TC SCF also features a bypass jack that allows you to control the effect bypass from a remote location. With this many features packed into one box, the TC Stereo Chorus / Flanger stays on top of the heap of quality guitar effects and TC Electronic once again keeps their reputation intact. The TC Stereo Chorus / Flanger sounds like a high dollar studio processor. The TC SCF features a wide, linear frequency response (20-20K) to ensure the effect stays transparent and you get the full effect from the deepest bass note to the highest harmonics. The TC Chorus is thick and lush with just basic controls to keep everything simple. The Flange is huge and jetty and can be tamed down to a mild roar. The Vibrato effect is very cool. The Intensity knob actually controls the balance between Vibrato and Chorus in this mode to give you a wet signal with angelic tones. Any other modulation pedal on the market has their work cut out for them keeping up with the TC Stereo Chorus. Built in a rugged metal box with 110-220V operation, the TC Electronic Stereo Chorus / Flanger will take anything the road can throw at it, and you can still plug it in when you tour Japan!

The guitar is a 2006 Gibson L1 Cascade. Just an incredibly resonant instrument. I am playing into a pedal series featuring The Electric Mistress circa 1976 (when ever the first model came out) Settings are 7-8 for Rate, 4-5 for Color and 6-7 for Range. I am playing in stereo mode with right channel through the Fender Acoustic Junior and left channel through a Behringer 108A. It is quite a sound. The electric mistress maybe on its last journey with me in this little video (see my ebay).

www.ProGuitarShop.com- Electro Harmonix Stereo Electric Mistress – The Electro Harmonix Stereo Electric Mistress is the little brother to the Deluxe Electric Mistress. The stereo version gives you true stereo outputs as well as the ability to blend the chorus and flanger together and run them at the same time. You can also enter Filter Matrix mode and manually flange your signal. The Stereo Electric Mistress is capable of some very cool and off the wall modulation effects when the flanger and chorus are mixed together. Electro Harmonix continues their tradition of providing top notch effects with the Stereo Electric Mistress.