If you have questions about operating your BOSS product, please check our Knowledge Base for answers to the most common questions. ELise Trouw does much more complex stuff with Ableton and does not seem to have an engineering degree.

Of course, you can save your own presets to the memory, but adjust and tweaking these at a later time is a huge pain with the physical knobs. PM)cjhorne Wrote: The VE-8 has significantly improved my enjoyment of singing while playing the guitar, and that is what it is all about.All of our products are new unless stated and come with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 3-year warranty as standard.

These track your guitar playing rather nicely, changing with each chord, or otherwise can be set to a specific key.

That may sound like a surprisingly basic thing to get excited about, but the other pedals are lacking in that realm. All of this is at your feet and the most often used functions have their own dedicated real-time controls too.

Am a big fan of cajans , when I played in a little folk band the bodhran player brought one along and be jeezus we got em dancing !

This is part of the reason why we are looking at other options than the VE-8 - lack of enough inputs. I bought mine new when they first came out, sold the TC version, but worked out everything on my own. And with the phase switch and notch filter, you have fingertip access for killing any feedback issues the instant they arise. This was also the only pedal that would occasionally have me verbalizing my excitement over some of the sounds I could get out of it… The only features I wish it had from the other pedals are the VE-8’s “acoustic resonance” and guitar delay, and the longer looping time offered by the other pedals. Regardless, the midi inputs and outputs have nothing to do with attempting to record audio from the ve8 thru usb.