Pedal with drip but minimum/no tail

Jmau

Joined: Aug 25, 2023
Posts: 3

Posted on Aug 25 2023 07:53 AM

Sorry if this has been covered. I've read through A LOT of posts! Looking for a pedal that can give me that initial "drip" or "sproing" with little or no trail. Any ideas? TIA!

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Samurai

Joined: Mar 14, 2006
Posts: 2243
Kiev, Ukraine
Ukraine

Posted on Aug 25 2023 11:13 AM

Jmau wrote:

Sorry if this has been covered. I've read through A LOT of posts! Looking for a pedal that can give me that initial "drip" or "sproing" with little or no trail. Any ideas? TIA!

SurfyBear Compact

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Jmau

Joined: Aug 25, 2023
Posts: 3

Posted on Aug 25 2023 09:58 PM

It's always the Surfy Bear I may end up with one yet. Not exactly easy on the wallet or the pedal board lol

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Redfeather

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Posts: 887
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Posted on Aug 25 2023 11:55 PM

True. But the first time you play through the real thing, you will understand and be glad you spent the money.

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BB_Bunny

Joined: Sep 13, 2020
Posts: 182
New York
United States

Posted on Aug 26 2023 12:34 AM

Redfeather wrote:

True. But the first time you play through the real thing, you will understand and be glad you spent the money.

Can confirm. I got a surfybear metal a few years ago and the first time playing through it I couldn't stop smiling. The sound was precisely what I had been looking for. I've since gotten a SurfyTrem too which, after having gone through several tremolo pedals before it, finally gave me the sound I wanted. Their stuff isn't cheap, but it's worth it imho.

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Squid

Joined: Aug 22, 2010
Posts: 1018
Portland, Oregon with Insanitizers
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Posted on Aug 26 2023 05:00 PM

Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect as the mainstay with other effects in the chain but no additional pedal. The "Springs 63" appears in several different Zoom pedals. Instrumentation is one guitar, one bass guitar, and drums, that is all. This is a demo version, I have not published the finished version. All are welcome to leave comments.

https://soundcloud.com/conswartz/surf-blast

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Last edited: Aug 26, 2023 17:05:57

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Jmau

Joined: Aug 25, 2023
Posts: 3

Posted on Aug 26 2023 09:51 PM

Squid wrote:

Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect as the mainstay with other effects in the chain but no additional pedal. The "Springs 63" appears in several different Zoom pedals. Instrumentation is one guitar, one bass guitar, and drums, that is all. This is a demo version, I have not published the finished version. All are welcome to leave comments.

https://soundcloud.com/conswartz/surf-blast

Very nice! Grabbed some tunes off of Space Force as well, good stuff. I saw the Multi Stomp on 60 Cycle Hum and thought it sounded pretty good. May have to look into it

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bertrandbrebis

Joined: Nov 28, 2020
Posts: 24

Posted on Aug 28 2023 06:35 AM

Squid wrote:

Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect

Great sound and music! I can't believe this is all made with the Spring63 reverb of the Zoom MX70... really?

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Squid

Joined: Aug 22, 2010
Posts: 1018
Portland, Oregon with Insanitizers
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Posted on Aug 29 2023 04:12 PM

bertrandbrebis wrote:

Squid wrote:

Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect

Great sound and music! I can't believe this is all made with the Spring63 reverb of the Zoom MX70... really?

I used the Zoom G1XOn pedal, an excellent pedal that was discontinued; the current replacement model is the G1X Four. This is a floor pedal and its effects are about the same as the G1XOn and MX70. Springs 63 is in the G1XOn pedal, and it is the main effect I used in the chain but I did use other effects in the chain that enhance it.

That is a huge advantage of a multi-effects pedal--you can use several effects to get better results than a single effect can provide. All effects come on simultaneously at the settings you chose when you select the patch (i.e., the "recipe" of effects and settings). Moreover, I have different patches to get the tones I want from different guitars, despite differences among the guitars, mostly involving different EQ settings. All this does require study, experimentation and time...

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Last edited: Aug 29, 2023 16:14:36

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dannylectro

Joined: Aug 18, 2008
Posts: 368
Orange, CA
United States

Posted on Sep 11 2023 06:57 PM

Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal

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IceratzSurf

Joined: Oct 22, 2022
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Posted on Sep 12 2023 05:32 AM

dannylectro wrote:

Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal<<<

2x on that.
I have a Surfybear Compact to compare against the True Spring. At times it seems tough to tell the difference.

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IceratzSurf

Joined: Oct 22, 2022
Posts: 284
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Posted on Sep 12 2023 05:32 AM

dannylectro wrote:

Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal<<<

2x on that.
I have a Surfybear Compact to compare against the True Spring. At times it seems tough to tell the difference.

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CaptainSensible

Joined: Nov 08, 2006
Posts: 649
Leesburg, VA
United States

Posted on Sep 12 2023 06:11 AM

dannylectro wrote:

Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal

This. Fairly easy to use. Great drip. Nice tremolo too.

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Jmau Joined: Aug 25, 2023 Posts: 3	Posted on Aug 25 2023 07:53 AM Sorry if this has been covered. I've read through A LOT of posts! Looking for a pedal that can give me that initial "drip" or "sproing" with little or no trail. Any ideas? TIA! Top
Samurai Joined: Mar 14, 2006 Posts: 2243 Kiev, Ukraine	Posted on Aug 25 2023 11:13 AM Jmau wrote: Sorry if this has been covered. I've read through A LOT of posts! Looking for a pedal that can give me that initial "drip" or "sproing" with little or no trail. Any ideas? TIA! SurfyBear Compact — Waikiki Makaki surf-rock band from Ukraine https://linktr.ee/waikikimakaki Lost Diver https://lostdiver.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/vitaly-yakushin Top
Jmau Joined: Aug 25, 2023 Posts: 3	Posted on Aug 25 2023 09:58 PM It's always the Surfy Bear I may end up with one yet. Not exactly easy on the wallet or the pedal board lol Top
Redfeather Joined: Jul 30, 2016 Posts: 887	Posted on Aug 25 2023 11:55 PM True. But the first time you play through the real thing, you will understand and be glad you spent the money. Top
BB_Bunny Joined: Sep 13, 2020 Posts: 182 New York	Posted on Aug 26 2023 12:34 AM Redfeather wrote: True. But the first time you play through the real thing, you will understand and be glad you spent the money. Can confirm. I got a surfybear metal a few years ago and the first time playing through it I couldn't stop smiling. The sound was precisely what I had been looking for. I've since gotten a SurfyTrem too which, after having gone through several tremolo pedals before it, finally gave me the sound I wanted. Their stuff isn't cheap, but it's worth it imho. — Premiere Single Out Now! - Keep On Running Psychic Chime - Instagram Psychic Chime - Twitter Professional Website (film-scoring) Top
Squid Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Posts: 1018 Portland, Oregon with Insanitizers	Posted on Aug 26 2023 05:00 PM Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect as the mainstay with other effects in the chain but no additional pedal. The "Springs 63" appears in several different Zoom pedals. Instrumentation is one guitar, one bass guitar, and drums, that is all. This is a demo version, I have not published the finished version. All are welcome to leave comments. https://soundcloud.com/conswartz/surf-blast — Insanitizers! http://www.insanitizers.com Last edited: Aug 26, 2023 17:05:57 Top
Jmau Joined: Aug 25, 2023 Posts: 3	Posted on Aug 26 2023 09:51 PM Squid wrote: Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect as the mainstay with other effects in the chain but no additional pedal. The "Springs 63" appears in several different Zoom pedals. Instrumentation is one guitar, one bass guitar, and drums, that is all. This is a demo version, I have not published the finished version. All are welcome to leave comments. https://soundcloud.com/conswartz/surf-blast Very nice! Grabbed some tunes off of Space Force as well, good stuff. I saw the Multi Stomp on 60 Cycle Hum and thought it sounded pretty good. May have to look into it Top
bertrandbrebis Joined: Nov 28, 2020 Posts: 24	Posted on Aug 28 2023 06:35 AM Squid wrote: Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect Great sound and music! I can't believe this is all made with the Spring63 reverb of the Zoom MX70... really? Top
Squid Joined: Aug 22, 2010 Posts: 1018 Portland, Oregon with Insanitizers	Posted on Aug 29 2023 04:12 PM bertrandbrebis wrote: Squid wrote: Here's a new recording with splashy drip on the lead guitar and minimum tail, "Surf Blast." I used a Zoom effects pedal's "Springs 63" effect Great sound and music! I can't believe this is all made with the Spring63 reverb of the Zoom MX70... really? I used the Zoom G1XOn pedal, an excellent pedal that was discontinued; the current replacement model is the G1X Four. This is a floor pedal and its effects are about the same as the G1XOn and MX70. Springs 63 is in the G1XOn pedal, and it is the main effect I used in the chain but I did use other effects in the chain that enhance it. That is a huge advantage of a multi-effects pedal--you can use several effects to get better results than a single effect can provide. All effects come on simultaneously at the settings you chose when you select the patch (i.e., the "recipe" of effects and settings). Moreover, I have different patches to get the tones I want from different guitars, despite differences among the guitars, mostly involving different EQ settings. All this does require study, experimentation and time... — Insanitizers! http://www.insanitizers.com Last edited: Aug 29, 2023 16:14:36 Top
dannylectro Joined: Aug 18, 2008 Posts: 368 Orange, CA	Posted on Sep 11 2023 06:57 PM Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal Top
IceratzSurf Joined: Oct 22, 2022 Posts: 284	Posted on Sep 12 2023 05:32 AM dannylectro wrote: Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal<<< 2x on that. I have a Surfybear Compact to compare against the True Spring. At times it seems tough to tell the difference. Top
IceratzSurf Joined: Oct 22, 2022 Posts: 284	Posted on Sep 12 2023 05:32 AM dannylectro wrote: Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal<<< 2x on that. I have a Surfybear Compact to compare against the True Spring. At times it seems tough to tell the difference. Top
CaptainSensible Joined: Nov 08, 2006 Posts: 649 Leesburg, VA	Posted on Sep 12 2023 06:11 AM dannylectro wrote: Source Audio True Spring Reverb pedal This. Fairly easy to use. Great drip. Nice tremolo too. — Sean Top

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