Digitech Trio Pedal

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[RobChappers]

I need to say something here because if I don't it will just bug me...

I am a "feel player", if I'm not feeling a product, if the tone/sound doesn't inspire me then my performance is lack lustre.

I try not to speak negatively of products whenever possible, something's are just not for me... this is right at the top of that list.

Rob

[xxnonstopdancingxx]

I bought this as a practice tool. I understand soloing, I'm an everyday guitarist of six years, I play in a band I probably put in a solid 1000 hours per year. Something I struggle with is progressing my solo work or nailing a riff for a new song we are working on. I know I can play but that metronomic timing or extending a nice solo into something awesome was a work in progress. I kid you not, I have used this for about 4 hours this weekend and have learnt/taught myself more than I have in the last year. It's the ultimate backing track creator for that type of work that just goes on forever. That said if I walked into a bar and someone was using it to back themselves I'd smash it to fucking pieces and throw them the cash Han Solo style though.

[ShredDanielGuitar]

Nothing better as a chappers video and a cup coffee on my 17th birthday. Keep it up Rob! I LOVE your videos and you learn so much from it! Thanks for a lot of hours/days of entertainment.

[mattsworld]

This pedal is not to replace anyone. It's a drum machine, that's all. This is a superb tool for practice and experimentation and although YouTube has many backing tracks, there are adverts it seems like every five minutes! and you don't have to spend ages going through instruction to program this thing. It's never going to be as flexible as a Roland drum machine. But you try programming one of those! With this you strum chords, any chord in the rhythm you want and it will loop something so you can try out ideas at a price that's less than many guitar pedals. 

[JohnSmith-kieq]

I don't hate this


They should team this pedal up with that mad Miku Japanese vocaloid thing for max shits and giggles.

[lilybeejones]

I appreciate it when you don't like something, because it shows us that these videos aren't just advertisements, they are actual reviews/opinions.

[mercutio]

It seems like Chappers doesn't really lock into grooves so much as he kind of just plays his licks in the same way over everything

[andyw]

Thanks for the video guys. I'd just add 2 comments as a few other folks have.

First, the drum and bass sounds do come across as more "authentic" sounding when played back through a decent hifi amp, rather than a guitar

Second, it's definitely just a practice tool. If you use it with a looper after it,  you can create the backing in 3 parts, record on the looper, then add the guitar backing parts, which you can then practice lead really well when you can't get the band to come round at 9am on a Saturday

[FeelingShred]

Drum beats already existed with multi-effects pedals, but you had to set the beats beforehand, it was useful but very limited. This one brings RANDOM drum beats to the table, this is incredibly great for stimulating creativity and composing. I imagine it would be at least. Finally some innovation

[JackedLobster]

Whomever edits these videos is the unhearalded third star of the vids. Great work. Don't stop.

[MikaTarkela]

I died from laughter at 9:22 when the bass&drums kick in :D

[tomreid]

I can barely hear the pedal in the mix.

[JamesRussoMillas]

I kinda really wanted Rabea to come in and play on this thing. I feel like his grooves are a bit better than Chapper's.

[budandbean]

Thanks Lee, 200 off your shelves, they are flying off the shelves in the U.S. also.
I've got one and you guys are reading too much into this, it's just a gadget to record a few chords into and play alone with. Have some fun and search for Trio on YouTube. Some people get it, some don't. Some really don't.

[chrisjames]

Wow I think this could be a really useful creation tool, especially for warming up or getting the juices flowing for more complex things!!

[ceeque]

Have only discovered Chappers and The Captain recently and am avidly plowing thru` loads of the vids, love `em to bits, very grounded comments/info. Feel a little disgruntled with this one though, having sold a coupla hundred units of the Trio I would think they could have done a better job reviewing it. It was obvious from the off that the product was almost disliked and held in a bit of contempt and the Captain actually looked surprised at times to find the trio doing what it said on the box! You could barely make out what the pedal actually sounded like with the controls being constantly messed with and never set further than quarter to the the hour. Most other demos of the thing show the controls at midday which seems to be the balanced idea. If I had sold 200 units of the thing I like to think I would have given it a pretty good workout

[TheProducerTV]

This seems like the perfect pedal for a busker

[christianaugustin]

Chappers can't solo on Jazz at all wow. I found his weakness.

[paulandlesson]

IMHO a demo worth watching. The 2 men both offer thoughts when interacting with the pedal, that cannot be denied. I am happy saying that we have entered the realm of a digital device, able to put down a groove that works (often correctly) with the chords and humanism. As stated, this is just the beginning of this tech. PEACE

[remoteuser]

If Anderton's was the last shop on Earth I'd run past in case I bumped into these two. Thank the lord for 'GAK'