romanianreaper
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Almost every pedal on my board is a Keeley pedal (other than my Griffin Boris and a few others) but looks like I'm getting another one. Sounds amazing in the demos and will work great with my Halo in a stereo setup! 
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metalmm785
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Sounds killer. Plus Keeley has fantastic customer service and support for their pedals. Great company.
romanianreaper
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Absolutely! I can tell you as a friend of his, he had always been the nicest dude and a huge heart. He enjoys life and never takes himself too seriously. I'm so proud of him and what he has accomplished. The fact that i'm a guitarist and get to enjoy his creations is a bonus, lol.
TheGreatGreen
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It sounds awesome in all the demo videos.
Pairing it with the Halo seems like such a cool idea too. Having both pedals means you can use the Halo for high gain parts where distinct repeats make more sense and actually do sound clearer overall, but then for cleaner parts, you can switch to the Nocturne to retain basically the same overall ambient footprint as the Halo but remove the distinct echoes poking out and competing for attention.
Also, from the demos, it sounds like the spring reverb in this thing might actually be worth a damn. I’ve always hated spring reverb, real or digital, but the spring in this sounds cool. The Modulation knob controls how much emphasis is on the drip effect, which might be the most convincing, exaggerated spring drip sound I’ve ever heard from an emulation. Seems great for when you’d want to use reverb as more of a gag effect for old sounding stuff.
Pairing it with the Halo seems like such a cool idea too. Having both pedals means you can use the Halo for high gain parts where distinct repeats make more sense and actually do sound clearer overall, but then for cleaner parts, you can switch to the Nocturne to retain basically the same overall ambient footprint as the Halo but remove the distinct echoes poking out and competing for attention.
Also, from the demos, it sounds like the spring reverb in this thing might actually be worth a damn. I’ve always hated spring reverb, real or digital, but the spring in this sounds cool. The Modulation knob controls how much emphasis is on the drip effect, which might be the most convincing, exaggerated spring drip sound I’ve ever heard from an emulation. Seems great for when you’d want to use reverb as more of a gag effect for old sounding stuff.
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