Inventive use of the pedals; Is that all based from a single guitar loop?

Inventive use of the pedals; Is that all based from a single guitar loop?

Very nice work with the guitar.

Very nice work with the guitar.

I would love to know more about how you create all the noise, and artifacts, that come and go. it leaves you with such a cool feeling of clutter, and then clarity. but i don't understand how you make it!

I would love to know more about how you create all the noise, and artifacts, that come and go. it leaves you with such a cool feeling of clutter, and then clarity. but i don't understand how you make it!

Thank you. Yes, indeed I only used one loop for this one.

Thank you for listening. Glad you liked it.

I use lots of effectpedals in general, but I also like the clean sound of the guitars. Here I have both in the mix. The recordings are more or less in bad quality all the time, that means lot of hiss and noisy sounds. I spend a lot time for making an audible EQ. Then I use pitch, tempo and reverse effects of the computer...
thats all.

[quote=Jim Wood]Inventive use of the pedals; Is that all based from a single guitar loop?[/quote] Thank you. Yes, indeed I only used one loop for this one. [quote=Devieus]Very nice work with the guitar.[/quote] Thank you for listening. Glad you liked it. [quote=ahhsumx]I would love to know more about how you create all the noise, and artifacts, that come and go. it leaves you with such a cool feeling of clutter, and then clarity. but i don't understand how you make it![/quote] I use lots of effectpedals in general, but I also like the clean sound of the guitars. Here I have both in the mix. The recordings are more or less in bad quality all the time, that means lot of hiss and noisy sounds. I spend a lot time for making an audible EQ. Then I use pitch, tempo and reverse effects of the computer... thats all.