Digitech Trio (Page 1 of 3)

Russell, I just did some research on this. Looks like it good work good for recording too. It's on My wish list. Let us know when you get it.

    Joe

this would be perfect for someone (like me also) who has no one to play with and it would help if you had a small 4 or 8 track recorder and use a Y chord out from the rca outputs to the mic input on your pc then just open the recording program (Audacity) and it will show the input all thats left is to transfer the tracks but if you dont have a reccorder you can still use a 1/4 in jack to a mini plug chord and it will work fine.

Good one aint seen it

Watching the vid i get the impression its more of a practice tool or a recording aid than something to be used in a live performance as you would have to record your chord progresion at the start of each song.Am I correct .

alternately as there is  3  channels  you  could  pre  record   3 chord  progressions  for  3  songs  providing   it  doesnt loose  the  information when switched off then it  would  be  a  good  live  aid  for  an open mic performance  where  you only  get  to  play  3  songs  as  a rule .

The Trio and footswitch arrived today and I put together a little video to kind of give a rundown on how I intend to use it hope this clears up any questions you may have regarding this unit, once i get it setup I will kick out a few ideas I am working on musically
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf9kT7d … e=youtu.be

This is an updated video with more in depth information
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgbHymO … e=youtu.be

Gidday guitar players

The thing i love about Chordie is i learn stuff.
Never heard of the Digitech Trio till you guys talked about it.
Looked it up on utube, just had to get one.
Not cheap, 400 NZ$ but hope to have some fun with it.
thanks!

TF thanks for the nice words I think the owners manual really cuts the learning curve down as very few of the video demos I first watched explain in depth the overall functions of this device and they did not include using a loop pedal so you can play along with the chords I did find out thru trial and error that after the Trio learns the track or tracks to not start the loop pedal till after the 1st beat it will be smoother but if you work with it you will find the best way yourself like I said earlier study the manual it REALLY speeds the learning curve.
This is a link to the owners manual if your serious about getting this effects unit I HIGHLY recommend printing or bookmarking this link
http://rdn.harmanpro.com/product_docume … iginal.pdf

your welcome dino glad to help, I must admit I am a bit surprised at the number of views on Youtube (over 2500 and counting) for the Trio the only criticism was I didn't trim my toe nail

I may try that

Your going to love it! I would suggest going to my you tube site and copy the link to print out the owners manual or bookmark it VERY valuable info on learning and saving time and hassle congrats!!

Glad too hear you got one also,I will get one soon it is on my list for sure. I like too pay cash for all things I buy so I do have too wait longer then some others.