Oceans 11 all settings walkthrough - much more than a reverb

0:00 A few demo sounds
2:27 Overview - power, tails, bypass etc
5:38 The value of 100% wet
6:34 The controls
8:10 Factory reset
8:55 Programming fundamentals
14:10 Hall
17:03 Spring
19:45 Plate
22:50 Reverse
26:09 Echo
30:35 Tremolo
34:54 Mod - Chorus
36:58 Mod - Flerb
37:36 Mod - Chorus & Flerb
38:56 Dyn - Swell
40:24 Dyn - Gate
43:30 Dyn - Ducking
45:15 Auto Infinite
48:15 Shimmer
51:23 Poly

The EHX Oceans 11 reverb is a much deeper, weirder and more interesting effects unit than you might expect. It's called a reverb pedal but can happily function as a multi-effects unit with excellent delay and tremolo and passable chorus and flanger. And various reverbs of course. Here I go through all the settings and options in detail and only repeat myself once or twice.
The pedal does has a reputation for complexity, but spend a mere hour here and you'll be completely at ease with all its functions and be suitably rewarded with a huge range of flavors. Don't judge it on a 30-second demo of hall and spring, that is a mere spec of its powers.
Despite the length of this video there are two little things I left out. Double-click the footswitch when in spring reverb mode to simulate "kicking the box" and hearing a little "doiing". And somewhat similarity, if you press and hold the footswitch (in most modes) the reverb will infinitely sustain.
Also be assured that when I say in the video about the green, red and orange LED colors that's what they actually are in reality. Unfortunately in the video they're almost completely washed out - my lighting skills and the idea that "I'd fix it in post" were both inadequate.
As usual this is not a sponsored video. I bought the Oceans 11 with my own money at full price.

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