shoegaze

I've noticed a lot of people have talked about using another reverb in the beginning of their line, but I found this while floating around the behringer site. Seems to do exactly what everyone mentions needing to do. It seems like its just an envelope filter for the attack volume.

http://www.behringer.com/SM200/index.cfm?lang=eng

Anyone have any experience with it? And before anyone says anything, behringer makes some pretty quality sh!t as long as you dont abuse it, so i'd rather not get into the whole "behringer is sh!t" discussion loop..

looks like their version of the boss sg-1 (slow gear). build your own clone has it as a kit for $75. i built one but haven't messed with it in a while.

well it's a behringer, right? so you might as well spend 30 bucks and try it out. I haven't tried it, but the slow gear is a pretty cool effect, if you can get it dialed in right. different than reverse delay, because it swells the volume as you play, so you can play in rhythm better than with a reverse delay where there's more of a lag time.

i've got the guyatone slow volume (). it's pretty cool depending where you put in the chain.

I know this post is pretty old but ive just got my account sorted, i'd liek to say that ive got 3 different behringer pedals in my set up at the moment and (touch wood) i havent had any problems. thanks

i actually own the slow motion pedal, its worked great so far, i have it right at the start of my chain, the reduced attack is more....subtle then i was expecting to be honest, my guess is that im not using it right:P this is a great pedal very much worth the money, so what if it breaks, its served me well and 'd buy another.

thanks

I also was interested in checking out the slow motion pedal by behringer firsthand. It really is a subtle pedal and i couldnt get a long enough attack time with it so i eventually removed it from my chain. putting a compressor in front of it did help a bit but you still cant get multiple second long attack times with it. one day i might look into the pigtronix attack filter.