something a little different in this video this is a pedal primarily for vocals although it can
be used for instruments as well and even at the same time the unique thing about
the flamma corrector is that it will tune the vocal as you sing
flama corrector you get a whole host of functions and features including guitar in and out as with
any traditional pedal but you also get an XLR mic in and my account as well and a gain knob at the
back to use it as a mic preamp because it's also got a 48 volt phantom power function and a ground
lift switch which worked perfectly with my rode nt1a condenser mic two different modes as well for
mixed signal or individual signal from a guitar and microphone so let's take a look at the vocal
aspect of the pedal going straight into logic via my Mackie Onyx interface with no post processing
yeah just want to start off with the different functions on the pedal and we'll start off with
the delays and you get three of them you get tape digital and slap back we'll start off by
just rotating that knob all the way around and it starts on the tape delay and then as you increase
it you get more tape delay then it flips over to digital at its minimum and then as you increase
the knob it then flips up to the maximum digital delay then flips over the slapback and so on and
that's how the functions work so have a listen to the delays so this is a slight tape delay tape
and this is even more tape this is even more tape delay
flipping around to minimum digital delay digital delay
and then even more digital and an even more digital delay slap backpack
now slapback is really useful for that rockabilly sound when you're singing
let's have a look at the reverbs
minimum room Reverb quite nice maximum room Reverb sounds really roomy actually
minimum whole Reverb should give a longer tail a longer smoother tail maximum more Reverb
and then you've got plate Reverb minimum plate Reverb maximum plate Reverb so the reverbs are
actually really good for now we'll just leave it on a minimum plate Reverb pedal or the most
important thing about this pedal is the vocal correction or the pitch correction on the vocals
and I'll just try the vocal correction just singing a little bit so at minimum
halfway
bye bye love bye bye happiness full up bye bye love bye bye happiness
the last function I want to show you is the tone button it's got three modes when it's
off like this the vocal is just as you would hear it when you switch it
to Red it gives you a warmer vocal tone and when you switch the button again to Blue you get a
brighter vocal tone so I'll show you that I Wanna Know have you ever seen the rain slightly warmer
I Wanna Know Have You Ever Seen the Rain slightly brighter I Wanna Know Have You Ever Seen the Rain
as well as delay function there's also a sub menu to adjust the delay times and to access
that just push and hold the foot switch for a couple of seconds until the LED changes then
use the corrector control to adjust the delay times then push and hold the foot switch again
to revert back when the pedal displays the red LEDs it's off effectively bypassed if you will and
green indicates that it's active now the flamma corrector is a vocal tuning pedal and is best
used in moderation as with all pedals it's not an auto tune pedal not that I heard anyway but more
of a vocal Assistance or doubler cranked up though it will auto tune the vocal if that's the effect
that you want the delays and reverbs are pretty good and there's also a tap Tempo in there and
I can see these being used a lot but they're high quality for vocal performances as well as it being
a mic preamp and having the vocal tone options a useful all-in-one pedal just don't expect it to
make a bad singer sound good that's not what this is going to do for flamma for sending
it out for review I really appreciate that if you enjoyed this video check that one out next cheers