Guitar Center | MXR Joshua Ambient Echo Effects Pedal | Demo and Overview with Mark Lettieri @guitarcenter | Uploaded January 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Get your own MXR Joshua from Guitar Center:
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The new MXR Joshua Ambient Echo captures the sound and feel of the classic digital studio rack delays used by guitarists such as Eddie Van Halen and the Edge throughout the '80s. This versatile and highly customizable delay setup offers control over not only the tempo and number of repeats (Delay and Regen controls) but also their rhythm, thanks to handy sub-division control.
“This is a great pedal if you’re an expert at delay or even if you’re a total novice because it does so many different things,” says Mark Letteiri, guitarist of the band Snarky Puppy. “It’s really easy to get a great sound out of it and it’s really easy to dial in some extravagant sounds. It’s got loads of features; I particularly love the modulation feature as well as this Echo 2 button that’s going to add that second echo of the subdivision of your choice.”
The Joshua Ambient Echo isn't just a classic stereo delay. The Voice control allows you to craft ethereal soundscapes with a custom mix of -1 sub octave, +1 octave up and +2 octave up signals. Whether you’re into '80s rock, funky soul or atmospheric ambience, the Joshua will take your sound any place it needs to go.
Check out our collection of MXR products:
guitarcenter.com/MXR/?source=4GOA4LOBA
Keep up with Mark Lettieri:
instagram.com/mjlettieri
Chapters
00:00 - Intro with Mark Lettieri
00:48 - Overview and Features of the MXR Joshua Ambient Echo
01:31 - How to Get a U2/Edge-Inspired Sound with the MXR Joshua Ambient Echo
02:22 - Experimenting with the Voice Control
03:15 - Coloring the Tone of the MXR Joshua with the Modulation Control
03:45 - Mark’s Customized Sound
04:34 - Going for Wider Ambient Delays with the MXR Joshua
05:42 - Diving Into the Regen Control
06:53 - Using a Tap Switch to Control the Repeats
08:27 - Mark’s Thoughts on the MXR Joshua Ambient Echo
09:04 - Outro
Get your own MXR Joshua from Guitar Center:
guitarcenter.com/MXR/Joshua-Ambient-Echo-Effects-Pedal-White-1500000415955.gc?source=4GOA4LOBA
The new MXR Joshua Ambient Echo captures the sound and feel of the classic digital studio rack delays used by guitarists such as Eddie Van Halen and the Edge throughout the '80s. This versatile and highly customizable delay setup offers control over not only the tempo and number of repeats (Delay and Regen controls) but also their rhythm, thanks to handy sub-division control.
“This is a great pedal if you’re an expert at delay or even if you’re a total novice because it does so many different things,” says Mark Letteiri, guitarist of the band Snarky Puppy. “It’s really easy to get a great sound out of it and it’s really easy to dial in some extravagant sounds. It’s got loads of features; I particularly love the modulation feature as well as this Echo 2 button that’s going to add that second echo of the subdivision of your choice.”
The Joshua Ambient Echo isn't just a classic stereo delay. The Voice control allows you to craft ethereal soundscapes with a custom mix of -1 sub octave, +1 octave up and +2 octave up signals. Whether you’re into '80s rock, funky soul or atmospheric ambience, the Joshua will take your sound any place it needs to go.
Check out our collection of MXR products:
guitarcenter.com/MXR/?source=4GOA4LOBA
Keep up with Mark Lettieri:
instagram.com/mjlettieri
Chapters
00:00 - Intro with Mark Lettieri
00:48 - Overview and Features of the MXR Joshua Ambient Echo
01:31 - How to Get a U2/Edge-Inspired Sound with the MXR Joshua Ambient Echo
02:22 - Experimenting with the Voice Control
03:15 - Coloring the Tone of the MXR Joshua with the Modulation Control
03:45 - Mark’s Customized Sound
04:34 - Going for Wider Ambient Delays with the MXR Joshua
05:42 - Diving Into the Regen Control
06:53 - Using a Tap Switch to Control the Repeats
08:27 - Mark’s Thoughts on the MXR Joshua Ambient Echo
09:04 - Outro
