MOOD MKII - In Context

Here's what might happen if you build a song around MOOD MKII:

"I wanted to use MOOD MKll to process every element of the song. I started by tracking the baritone guitar through the Wet channel on a very short delay setting to get a room tone. Then I tracked the OP-1 drums through the delay setting to get some repeats going, and used the modify knob to get octave movement on the toms. Then I began adding my voice by singing directly into the pedal using a dynamic mic with an instrument jack, and capturing samples on the Drolo side. Once I had those snippets, I would pitch them using the time knob and re-trigger using the right stomp switch. The whole process was super organic and the pedal really facilitated my ability to capture ideas quickly, and manipulate them into something new that would inspire the next idea."

- Merrick Winter

Credits:
Music by Merrick Winter
Video by Triptych Studio

[RenoFriends]

I want life to look like your promotional videos

[dougtolley]

Merrick is hugely talented. MOOD mkII is the perfect canvas gor thinking outside the box.

[rollittakeit]

I’m waiting for a CBA video that shows someone using it live, as in playing it in a live setting with a band, and how to use it in that context. From the original Knobs Blooper vids up to this one CBA pedals are always used in a controlled environment yet many of use pedal buyers are live players and want to know how people are using their pedals on stage.

[andybungert]

Awaiting that reverse mode c to be delivered and then I'm going to put together a board with all my other CB and other stuff and get weird with it. Hopefully ;)

[andybungert]

Also, like many CB pedals, I have only scratched the surface and definitely want to understand more of the Mood's control regarding the looping side

[cobboom]

Dang what are those green strings on the acoustic guitar!?