[sambonee]

So I own all three of the TC Electronics flashbacks: Reg, mini, and 4. It was the mini that forced me to dig into the app as it takes a small pedal and allows for a world of possibilities to present themselves.

Any favorite ones out there?
Bone do-do vintage is a aeeet one.

 

[Alex]

I currently own the subnup and not sure if there are any presets available but the Flashback is a great bang for the buck delay. I bought my son the mini and i am still impressed with the transfer of data/presets via smartphone and pickups of the guitar. beam me up Scotty indeed.

 

[Budda]

I tried to use the software with my X4, but couldnt get a handle on it. I went to the dd-500 for more accessible options and functionality, but the 2290 setting was great for me.

 

[fretzel]

I currently own the subnup and not sure if there are any presets available but the Flashback is a great bang for the buck delay. I bought my son the mini and i am still impressed with the transfer of data/presets via smartphone and pickups of the guitar. beam me up Scotty indeed.

SubnUp has some.

 

[sambonee]

The big ones have the ability to create. The mini depends on the toneprint stuff .

 

[mhammer]

I caught a quick glance at the Toneprint app at the Montreal pedal show last month and was quite impressed with the number of parameters that could be tweaked. Within limits, it allows the user to replace one control with another.

 

[bzrkrage]

SubnUp has some.

Oh, the Sub'n'Up is a great POG in a small footprint. Yes, tone prints for this are good too.


Best mediocre guitarist in Calgary.

 

[zontar]

Oh, the Sub'n'Up is a great POG in a small footprint. Yes, tone prints for this are good too.


Best mediocre guitarist in Calgary.

I'm having a lot of fun with mine & made up a couple of my own--but still want to tweak them--one was more specific to bass so no 2nd sub octave & one for my Mandobird--so no up octave.