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So I just got this recently and loving it. It's amazing and fun. Came out last year sometime. Surprised that many don't know about it yet. I knew about it when it came out and been wanting it but never took the chance until now. $389 on perfect circuit but I used EMMA10 code and got $39 off from the original price.
Load up any convolutions up to 23 seconds each on USB drive (manual shows which ones work best, but a lot of others work too). Only limit is the size of your USB, so you could get a 256gb one like I have and put thousands on it. I have 12gb worth of convolutions and samples on it right now lol.
It's a dual convolution reverb IR pedal, but it's actually more than that. You can load up any convolution reverb file, but also load any .wav / .aiff / .ogg files too and even normal samples or you can record directly into the pedal and make your own reverb IR's with any sound source in the 1/4th input!
I've had convolution pedals like bigsky mx, beebo, logidy epsi in the past, but nothing comes close too this!
You also have EQ options, and option to control different things with expression too.
Midi and reverse convolution/sample options are supposed to be coming in the next firmware, which is late, but hoping anytime soon.
It's just so fun to record into it and make your own reverbs, or use any convolution you find on the internet for it, or the best part any sample that you'd usually use in a sampler and put it in the pedal and it'll turn it into a reverb, and then adjust EQ, position, pitch, attack and release and more to your liking!
Not only can you get sounds of reverbs from it, but also resonators, delays, filters, banjo like stuff, sitar like stuff and much more.
The only bad part about the entire thing is INTEGRAL only reads 1 folder deep. So all convolutions have to be only in one folder each and won't read any deeper than that. Also the samples can't be put into a folder, but just directly on the root of the USB. I hope they change this method sometime for a more cleaner approach to files.
Either way, the options are unlimited!
GET IT HERE - https://www.tastychips.nl/product/integral/
OR HERE - https://www.perfectcircuit.com/tasty-chips-integral.html
Load up any convolutions up to 23 seconds each on USB drive (manual shows which ones work best, but a lot of others work too). Only limit is the size of your USB, so you could get a 256gb one like I have and put thousands on it. I have 12gb worth of convolutions and samples on it right now lol.
It's a dual convolution reverb IR pedal, but it's actually more than that. You can load up any convolution reverb file, but also load any .wav / .aiff / .ogg files too and even normal samples or you can record directly into the pedal and make your own reverb IR's with any sound source in the 1/4th input!
I've had convolution pedals like bigsky mx, beebo, logidy epsi in the past, but nothing comes close too this!
You also have EQ options, and option to control different things with expression too.
Midi and reverse convolution/sample options are supposed to be coming in the next firmware, which is late, but hoping anytime soon.
It's just so fun to record into it and make your own reverbs, or use any convolution you find on the internet for it, or the best part any sample that you'd usually use in a sampler and put it in the pedal and it'll turn it into a reverb, and then adjust EQ, position, pitch, attack and release and more to your liking!
Not only can you get sounds of reverbs from it, but also resonators, delays, filters, banjo like stuff, sitar like stuff and much more.
The only bad part about the entire thing is INTEGRAL only reads 1 folder deep. So all convolutions have to be only in one folder each and won't read any deeper than that. Also the samples can't be put into a folder, but just directly on the root of the USB. I hope they change this method sometime for a more cleaner approach to files.
Either way, the options are unlimited!
GET IT HERE - https://www.tastychips.nl/product/integral/
OR HERE - https://www.perfectcircuit.com/tasty-chips-integral.html
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They even have a lot of the same factory IRs, sourced from Openairlib. I think it's just a bit sus that Poly doesn't seem to credit the IR creators anywhere, even though almost everything on there is just downloaded off the internet. They make it seem like their "spaces" are something really exclusive.
