We are really proud of the D&M Drive - a dual overdrive that's the perfect storm of drive and boost!
From 1st September, and only while stocks last, we're giving a FREE D&M Drive T-shirt away with each D&M Drive pedal bought from That Pedal Show Store.
Just tell us what size you need on your order and we'll add it to your delivery.
There's also Free Delivery worldwide!
We hope you love the D&M Drive as much as we do!
Cheers!
Daniel & Mick
A MASSIVE THANK YOU TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU!
To celebrate the incredible milestone of reaching 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, we put together this video explaining how That Pedal Show comes together.
We talk about filming, audio production, editing… it's a run through all that background shizzle so that you can see what goes on. The show you see each week has a team of four behind it: Mick & Dan, Simon who does the filming and editing, and Katherine (Mick’s wife) who takes care of all the TPS Store stuff and our finances. It’s a tremendous amount of work and we’re exceptionally lucky to have such awesome people helping us.
More than anything, we're lucky, grateful and immensely proud to have YOU LOT!
Kind, like-minded guitar players who watch the shows, contribute to Patroen, buy T-shirts and pedals and, of course, watch the shows.
Huge thanks also goes to our exclusive preferred retailers: Andertons, Riff City and Pedal Empire – links below.
We have three preferred retail partners, Andertons for the UK/Europe, Riff City in the USA and Pedal Empire in Australia. These guys are people we know and trust and they offer a great range of products and provide superb service. If you're looking for that next effects pedal these guys can help!
In this episode we delve into the world of real-time control via expression pedals.
An expression pedal connects to a compatible effects device and can be assigned to change certain parameters.
For example, manual control of delay time, delay repeats, modulation speed, depth, extent of pitch shifting etc etc etc. Have a play around with one, and you’ll soon see why they’re called expression pedals.
We start off simply, talking about single-parameter changes on a single pedal, and end up in multiple parameter changes on multiple pedals using MIDI CC messages. The sounds are out of this world, so this is one for all you sonic explorers out there.
Please forgive my look of total bemusement for almost the entire video. (Mick here).
Enjoy the video!
