Kinotone Ribbons is a BBC Radiophonic Workshop but in a pedal

Had some fun making my first gear video in quite a while, for the Kinotone Ribbons pedal. This video explains why Ribbons is more than just a lofi effect: it's a BBC-style tape studio in the form factor of a guitar pedal. 00:00 Intro 01:06 Resetting Ribbons to default settings 01:55 Page 1: Lowpass, Highpass, Mix, Compressor, Tape Saturator 04:43 Page 2: Wow, Flutter 06:29 Page 3: Dropouts, Crinkle, Noise 08:59 Page 4: Reverb 11:12 Looper basics 14:12 Failed 1st attempt at two simultaneous loops 15:33 2nd attempt at mixing two simultaneous loops (successful) 16:18 Applying fx to loops 17:38 Tape manipulation techniques using the looper 24:00 Touch mode: Magnetic Dance feat. my cat Gordy 28:30 Touch mode: Tape Stop 30:06 Touch mode: Broken Machine 32:27 Touch mode: Repeater 34:50 Touch mode: Crushed Cassette (bitcrusher) 36:40 Touch mode: Disintegration Loop aka the best 43:32 Touch mode: Unreal Player (digital compression artifacts) 44:50 Loop mode + Touch modes 52:52 Why did I bother making this video? For more about Delia Derbyshire and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop:    • 1965: How DELIA DERBYSHIRE made the DOCTOR...   For more about the pedal: https://kinotoneaudio.com/products/ri...