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It seems like a light sensor

Hey man ! Great video thanks. What are your thoughts on this ones after a while. Have you stick to one or other? or what's best of each? Be well Man

Does the amount of liquid effect the sound, as well as the type?

I have a 6176, I wonder how it compares to a 610 plus an 1176 in terms of sound quality or any downsides to having them combined. Would you happen to know? Thanks

I only use dirty bong water

Apple sauce and Buffalo sauce had a great low gain Fuzz Face tone to it. Throw in a good OD into that and you’d have a killer fuzz drive tone!

Hello, I came to your page looking for answers about my 6176. It is only 2-3 years old, so I do not believe it is one of the tubes (preamp side tube), but I can be wrong. I only use it for vocals, and I never used the compressor side, so compressor is not hooked up. I am unsure if it is working or if I have it connected properly. My chain is tlm 102, 6176, apollo twin mkii quad, MacBook pro. About 2 mths ago I decided to shut my studio down, and that time everything was working great, no problems with anything, but now that I decided to start recording again my mic is not working when hooked to the 6176, so I have to bypass it in the chain to record. When I flip switch from split to join and turn knob to compressor side, and it is still not plugged in, the meter moves when speaking into the mic, but I still have no sound 😠🤯. My question to you or someone who can help is how can I find out if something is wrong, could it be something in the chain (apollo twin I attempted a factory reset), or run some type of a test. That piece of hardware outboard gear was 3k. Thanks in advance.

looks like pc mounted potentiometers in the 610 and hard wired in the 76.

It seems like the pedal gets more raunchy with acidic liquids.

Does the light panel in the T4 have a part number?

The silver can is the input transformer in the 610. Also, those are the light dependent resistors on the T4 circuit not caps

Use thickened water

Thought for sure the blue ribbon was gonna make it sound like a banjo

my favorite is milk

How do you clean it?

Hey nice videos on your channel hope to see more from you-- subbed too. 🤘

Inside the black box is the T4 opto element. It says Ta UA right on it.

What Amplifier did you use on your NS-10s?

I would guess that the components inside the black box of the LA610 are the optical elements of the LA2A-style compressor.

The waterfall graph reveals a bit more info on the room, would've been interesting to see that.

Nice

Best speakers on the block

that amp is beautiful

this is awesome! keep doing what yall doing!!

When he was talking about the WA47jr being used as a room mic in Figure 8 capturing the sides of the room, there are some additional details that may help some of you out there: Figure 8 has the strongest Null Point of any pickup pattern. On that 47jr mic when set to Figure 8, the null point follows that metal piece that separates the two sides of the metal grill that surrounds the capsule. If you point that little strip of metal (the Null Point) directly at the source, you will capture the best possible room ambience and natural reverb, because the Null Point is removing the direct transients/sound from the source. The louder the source the more drastic the effect; this would include drums, guitars, large vocal ensembles, orchestras, brass and woodwinds. Using polar patterns is a beautiful tool for shaping sounds, not just for reducing/removing bleed. Using the null point in combination with the initial source, the room, and any type of gobo, baffle, or acoustic blankets (to even further shape the sound) allows the engineer to really paint the picture of the sound stage with vivid accurate detail. (On a side note) Figure 8 is such a powerful tool in that it allows a singer songwriter who plays guitar to record the voice and the guitar simultaneously with up to zero bleed. This allows for further processing without any bleed causing a roadblock for things like compression. You can compress as much as you want on either mic without raising the volume of bleed. Compressing the vocal mic just affects the vocals, and compressing the guitar mic just affects the guitar. This eliminates problems with phase cancellation resulting from processing the bleed. Good luck out there everyone, both new to production and old timers that have been around the block many times over.

Wondering if David is the same dude that used to mix at Neck of the Woods, SF. Nice dude

Great video, thanks for doing this!

I notice very little difference between all of the various liquids.

How is the record label holding up? Is it tearing? I heard when these are used on a six string the pick creates gouges in the vinyl record. Have you heard of this happening? Thanks.

Cool video, but the wave form in pro tools, and the sound, seems like it's clipping in parts. When setting your gain aim for -10db on the volume meter in pro tools.

very well done! great vid with a scientific approach! thank you very much!

Doing this for my jazz bass as I want to make a custom shaped pickguard to cover the routing space around the neck pick up and also covers that routing gap from the neck pick up to the volume control where the metal plate is. Right up to the edge.

Very creative!

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Is there a way to make it sound clean? Anyway is pretty much the same, I liked ketchup though

Carpet cleaner had a live sound to it before he cranked the distortion ⬆️

I think Applesauce and Liquid Smoke are my favs

Wow - grapefruit sounded way heavier then I thought it would!

Best way to hear a major difference is wearing headphones

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Water with a smidge of dog feces makes a reverb sound

it's very interesting how this channel evolved from classic lego skits to an awesome pedal demo

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So what's happening in the pedal? Does it work with a photometric sensor or something?

The 90 degree one def sounds a bit brighter but hey, looks great 🤝

Dope video and explanation! 👍

Conclusion; All liquids pretty much sound the same but Rainger FX probably wanted to see who would be the first to pee into a guitar pedal and put it on UA-cam. So far no yet! Ok maybe that's just my own disturbing thoughts on this pedal.

So weird it sounds like what you put in it lol. It sounded like tequila and applesauce and when you did PBR it went southern rock tone that’s awesome lol

Very interesting! Awesome video.. I think you should check out the pink band The Vibrators Pure mania album and do a review on that album.

Great vid! Very knowledgeable, intriguing and your love for cow bells, had me 🤣🤣🤣 Love the artistic background too!