First you have to shoot them sideways, then you have to rotate them in an editing program that will allow you to set the size of the canvas.

So a normal canvas/sequence in an editing program would have the width x height settings of 640 pixels by 480 pixels, but you go in and adjust these settings to 480 pixels by 680 pixels.

Then you have to do the same size adjustment when exporting your video.

This almost makes me want to upload my vertical film "amulet conception," but it has a shot of my genitals, and I already gave the Internet a year to watch it (on my old website).

What's a "real echo unit"? I don't know the distinction.

Hey, Mr. "usually used for an electric guitar," you're obviously an experience gearhound, a real Level 12 Tablegazer, so you've probably heard of the TB-303, yeah? A box, you'll recall, which was meant to be used as rhythmic accompaniment for guitarists, but that would be completely unknown to all of us today were it not for the ingenious bastards who deliberately misused the 303 and by doing so gave birth to the entire genre of acid techno.

I honestly don't think a tape-driven Oberheim or any other classic dub unit would make Reggie's show better. He obviously has enough functionality in his current unit to stimulate his creativitiy and the audience surely isn't going to notice the difference-- most of the people in the average comedy-show crowd probably listen to 128kbps mp3s with earbud headphones!

FYI I replaced my Roland RE101 with the Line6 years ago because it was more reliable, less noisy and far more rugged and portable for long trips plus the sound quality is indistinguishable from the OG! Yay!!!

Oh one other thing, analogue echo devices do not have true looping capability nor instant half-speed/reversal.