RED PANDA RASTER REVIEW SERIES

RED PANDA RASTER REVIEW SERIES

It seems to have 2 delay lines that you can run in series or parallel (or ping-pong), but i'm not sure from the demo whether you can only run it as a dual delay if you have it set up in stereo: without it, I fear I would lose a lot of what drew me to the pedal in the first place (the pitch-shifting arpeggios in cascading mode, etc.).Ĭan anyone advise how much of the Raster V2's functionality is lost by running it in mono? If the answer is most of it, I'm not sure whether I'd really want to add it to my board, which would be a huge shame because it sounds absolutely incredible, definitely one of the most versatile delays I've ever seen, and using it with my Microcosm seems like paradise. Pitch-shifting delays entrance the listener and expand your sounds in numerous sonic directions, and Red Panda's Raster 2 does this in such a flexible way that is unparalleled in its format and price range. It carries a series of Tape Effects - including Stop and Hold, Directional / Speed, Time-Stretching, and Pitch-Shifting. This is a perennial favourite along with the Particle as two of Red Panda's all-time bestsellers. Chase Bliss Tonal Recall Analog Delay Red Panda Raster Pitch Shifting. Before pulling the trigger on a Raster V2, I am concerned that I would lose a lot of it's sonic possibilities by using it in mono only. It delivers a wide range of sounds including modulated and harmonized delays, reverse delays, chorus, arpeggios, infinite descents, chaotic self-oscillation. This was actually Red Panda's first pedal to take the new V2 format which all others have now finally been updated too. JPY 92488 Product Details Product Description Customer Questions & Answers Customer Ratings Review this product Red Panda Delay & Reverb RPL-104V2 reviews. Im also not going to review a bunch of guitar pedals or expression pedals.

However (and there usually is a “however” with me), looking back the entire demo was in stereo and I run a mono rig (I'm not looking to get another amp for such a set-up, before anyone suggests that as a solution). the functionality and versatility of this pedal looks unbelievable, with all the insane flexibility of the core delay sound, the pitch shifting, and as a huge bonus it can function as an octaver, a phaser and so much more. I am really gassing for a Red Panda Raster V2 after watching Mark Johnston's demo.

Red panda raster review