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i hate this thing. if there's a worse pedal, i haven't seen it. it may be cursed. To be clear, it's hardly been used and is in perfect working order.Honestly, don't know how to use it and it seems difficult to learn. My experience so far though has been:the pedal does a ton of stuff, but the basic functionality - record a loop that i can play over - which is actually the only thing i ever want to do - isn't more obvious how to do than the more niche stuff. I still can't do it without the manual. Which i think is crazy. Whenever i try to, a brass band starts playing incredibly loud, which is hilarious, but that can't be the default behavior, surely? Who designed this thing?All 'UI state' communication to the user is by flashing an led at different speeds - which you have to decode/remember like morse code (why i need the manual) - i hate that so much.The pedal has a footswitch (obvs) and one button. Some commands you tap the footswitch, some you press the button. some you tap the footswitch three times. Some you press the button three times (arg! that's why i need the manual).My biggest problem - the cause of my frustration - is the way the rightmost knob works - which i haven't quite understood yet, but it seems to me to be wholly original and un-like any knob has ever worked in the past.From what i can tell you've got the one single button and the 7 position knob. Instead of having, say, three buttons that do three different things.. Instead of the knob giving you 7 seven states/modes - which is what i would consider 'normal' - and you would know where you are / what you're doing from where the knob is... instead of that, the knob changes what the next press of the single button / footswitch will do, depending on what the the last press of the button was (that makes the knob/button a Turing machine, right?) - with only a flashing led (ok and a brass band) to tell you 'where you are'.What i want to be able to do is 'record chord sequence' -> 'play over the top'.Make me an offer.. if you can pick up from southwark or lewisham, it's yours.
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