Boss RC-2 Loop Station and Red Witch Fuzz God II Demo

This is a combination video that demos the Boss RC-2, featuring an attempt at doing some improv over a jam rock style B major to A major progression that according to the harmonized major scale is most likely a modal progression, specifically the B mixolydian mode since the notes are all borrowed from the E major scale but the emphasis is on the 5th degree of the scale which is B.

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And finally, I tried out a Red Witch Fuzz God II to see how it sounded using the self oscillating mode. The feedbacking sound was basically a B which corresponds to a harmonic on the E on the 9th fret of the G string. So hit that E normally or artificially harmonically and as the note fades the pedal delivers the feedbacking type sound in B. The spacey attack sound was controlled by the volume knob on the guitar.


Pretty crazy stuff, but I am looking for an Octavia type of pedal. I just got the Custom Audio Electronics MC-404 Wah pedal. I am lovin' how that works with my setup.

Other pedals featured include my Effectrode Tube Drive, Empress Superdelay and Tremolo. And of course the essential Sonic Research Turbo Tuner.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Boss
• RC-2
• Loop
• Station
• Red
• Witch
• Fuzz
• God
• II

[ClassicLugeMick]

Thats pretty awesome! Definitely like that.

Btw. What kind of boots are those?

[Svet69]

I think you are ready to pilot a spaceship. :)

[weldfish]

Sounded good. I covet your amp and Effectrode pedals