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Electro-Harmonix EH-5390/EH-8310 Instant Replay

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Electro-Harmonix EH-5390/EH-8310 Instant Replay

$550.00 Price Tier: High-end

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The Electro-Harmonix EH-5390/EH-8310 Instant Replay is a versatile looper effects pedal designed to elevate live performances and studio sessions alike. This pedal offers musicians the ability to craft complex soundscapes with ease, thanks to its intuitive interface and robust set of features. Whether you're a solo performer or part of a band, the Instant Replay provides dynamic looping capabilities to expand your creative horizons. Featuring multi-layer looping, this pedal allows you to build intricate loops with up to 10 minutes of recording time per loop, empowering you to experiment with layered textures and harmonies.

The Instant Replay is engineered to seamlessly integrate into your existing setup. Its high-quality footswitch ensures reliable operation during gigs, while the stereo input and output options provide flexibility for connecting various instruments and audio sources. With true bypass switching, your original signal path remains uncolored when the pedal is not in use, preserving your tone integrity. This pedal also includes an optional external footswitch input, offering hands-free control over loop functions for even more creative freedom.

Key Features:

Multi-layer looping with up to 10 minutes of recording time per loop
Intuitive interface for easy operation
Stereo input and output for flexible connectivity
True bypass switching to maintain tone integrity
Optional external footswitch input for enhanced control
High-quality footswitch designed for reliable performance

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ELECTRO HARMONIX - INSTANT REPLAY

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Instant Replay & Trigger by Electro-Harmonix

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kenneth_martin_gammell

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over 7 years ago

Hard to Categorize Primitive Sampler

Before MIDI was more common, Electro-Harmonix created this inexpensive sampler designed as a pedal effect. It came with a percussion trigger pad, and was ideal for recording some kind of percussive sound sample and triggering it live. However, you could also plug in your keyboard, using a raw sine wave, and play the sample as notes! I would sample an oboe, violin, or my voice. It was primitive and monophonic, but gave me a headstart into the digital sampling world back in 1983.

jimmarchi1

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7 years ago over 7 years ago

you never even see these around anymore... wow, now I feel old

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Colin Thurston

Music Producer, Audio Engineer

Bewlay Bros.

Verified via Muzines

"Mind you, with these Solid State Logic computerised mixing desks it's so easy to do things nowadays that used to be difficult. I can practice a lot at home - the principle of working my Soundcraft 1600 Series mixer is virtually the same, and if I can spend hours in my studio here at home doing it myself and perfecting something, I can then use it in the studio. A lot of the equipment that I normally use in the studio I don't have at home and so I've obviously got to find ways round it."

"I often trigger things, and I don't have any AMS units at home to trigger sampled bass drums, snares, and things like that, so I bought this cheap little device called an Electro-Harmonix Instant Replay. The average AMS I think is about £6,500—£7,000 with all the latest software in it; that Replay thing cost £250 and it does a similar job but with much lower quality obviously. You get a sound or an effect or anything you want, record it in there and then key or trigger it from something like a bass drum. On the AMS I can do that in about 30 seconds. With the Instant Replay it will take, well, at least three minutes! It's not as good as the AMS obviously, but the results I get speak for themselves."