Strymon Cloudburst: Dreamy Solo, Messy in a Band?

The Strymon Cloudburst creates dreamy, lush reverb tones that are perfect for solo playing and ambient soundscapes. But after testing it with a backing track (I love you more than you'll ever know), I realised it just doesn’t work for me in a mix—and wouldn’t in a band either. In this video, I share my honest thoughts on why this pedal, while amazing on its own, won’t stay on my pedalboard. If you’re considering the Cloudburst, here’s a perspective you might not have heard before!

00:00 The lush tones from the Cloudburst
01:55 My thoughts on what the Strymon Cloudburst is good for
04:54 How does it perform in a band mix?
10:56 My verdict

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