In this video, Jyoti Mishra (White Town) takes a look at the Mooer Ocean Machine, a professional delay, reverb and looper unit.
Features:
- 2 independent DELAYS with 15 different delay types, 0-2 seconds of delay time and optional ping pong effect
- A high fidelity spacious REVERB with 9 different reverb types and shimmer effect
- Programmable order of effects chain
- Delay and Reverb freeze effect
- Tap Tempo functionality with independent relative tempo options
- An audio looper with 32 MB of storage memory providing a total of up to 44 seconds of recording time
- 2 standard modes of operation
- A multitude of extra programmability options via the LCD menu
- External switch and expression pedal inputs for more control options
- All basic delay and reverb parameters can be adjusted via dedicated control knobs for fast and easy adjustment on the fly
- 8 banks with 3 presets on each, providing a total of 24 preset spaces
- Midi programmable
- Full stereo inputs and outputs
- Adjustable Global EQ settings, input and output levels for easy integration and great results with all different kinds of instruments and setups
See the Mooer site for details.
Great device, but the Strymon BigSky is still the Reverb king.
I feel like the bigsky is something different – this falls more into the camp of the ms70 cdr that is meant to be a more versatile all in one –
The BigSky is also $200 more.
The Bigsky is a big investment.
Thanks for posting this! I *do* love my BigSky and it’s pretty unbeatable for pure reverb but the Ocean Machine is just stupid, stupid fun. It’s the kind of effect that leads you off into audio areas you wouldn’t otherwise have explored. <3