Kermit the critic
For the brave
I see a few peeps complaining about the pedal. All of those complaints sound like user-error. I'm an early adopter of this pedal when Source Audio released 50 beta versions of it on Reverb. Here's my take after owning it for quite a while.
To the people complaining;
1.) The software works fine. If it's crashing, failing to load presets, or not working, fix your computer issues first.
2.) You don't need to connect to the pedal with a USB midi controller. It has a TRRS 1/8th input on it. Consider reading the manual.
3.) To fix the tracking, it requires calibrating the input gain, and setting the tracking range. Again, read the manual.
4.) If it's noisy, blame your power supply.
My review; (I play 5 string high C bass)
I'll keep it short. It has a VERY steep learning curve. This pedal is not for everyone. Do not expect a plug and play, you literally have to calibrate the pedal to track your notes properly, and then adjust for unity gain in post. (This can all be done without a PC.)
If you're a knob tweaker like I am, you'll enjoy playing around with the pedal and learning how to control it. After hours, maybe even days, of learning to program it, I still struggle a bit with getting the exact sounds I want. But regardless, it's a really fun tool.
