Yamaha MagicStomp?

[gc24]

Has anyone tried useing it instead of a reverb pedal if you were performing live and singing with Charlie's Patches and if so, which one(s)?

[keithinalps]

Hi, I have in the past used Magicstomp patch 29 (Abbey Rd Reverb) with a Q20 EFTP echo patch for guitar and i think Justin Daish does the same sometimes, not sure how it would sound for singing !!

[gc24]

Thanks, I am aware of that one, but I still need to know if any others might work if you singing.

[brian]

Hi, i have tried charlies patches on the magicstomp for singing, with no success
i even bought the new zoom vocal vocal performer unimpressed. the best old fathful is the boss dd3 guitar pedal.Brian

[tonybiker]

Hi.

In princible any delay unit will work for singing, it's the setting that you will have to programme yourself. You can't say for example use the FBI setting when singing 'my old mans a dustman'. The Magicstomp is mono I think? I used a Quad plus and an advance pedal to move from delay and reverb a few years ago to record this:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=drVuDuSoS3s

But these were not eftp settings, just something you sit down and edit yourself. I am sure if you looked through the internet someone will have sorted some free programme out to download.

Tony

[gc24]

Thanks for the info. Bummer, as I just sold my Boss DD3. I have a Boss RV-5 now. I think I will stick with that.

[DaveC]

Hi gc24,

The MagicStomp has plenty of reverb and delay patches supplied by Yamaha --- as well as Charlie's EFTP delays.

If you use the Sound Editor software it's easy to program any delay/reverb characteristics that you want into a new patch.

The trouble is that you can't use two patches at the same time. For that you need a second MagicStomp or another pedal.

Regards
DaveC

[gc24]

Yup, your right. I use reverb and a chorus pedal right now only.