Rhythm in a Pedal

[Invisible Man]

Don't think you need to split it, cuz it's cv? I think? EXP pedals need to be duplicated, as they aren't 'sending' a voltage (is my very limited understanding). Using the 8 Step is more like multiplying a voltage, which means you can just build a box of jacks wired together. I think.

But...Imagine:
1) Fat Fuzz Factory modded with a four-way toggle to select the destination of cv (gate, comp, drive, stability).
2) CT5 (control over all parameters except mix)
3) BitQuest (fecking control over gain OR flanger feedback, filter resonance, bit crusher modulation, verb pre-delay, notch envelope, ring mod modulation rate, pitch, and delay modulation)
4) Gravitas (everything)
5) DD-7 (mix, feedback, delay)

Combined with a Patchulator...off to the races.

[chrisdermo]

I thought I read something somewhere about linking 1 cv out to multiple cv ins could potential apply voltages to pedals that are higher than they should receive (and fry them), as the voltage(s) would go via every pedal in that chain. I'm totally no expert on that though. A box with bypass switches for each cv in would get around that though I guess.

[Invisible Man]

Don't ruin this for me.

[spacelordmother]

Dwarfcraft Moses, obvi.

[oldangelmidnight]

which means you can just build a box of jacks wired together. I think.

I have done this and it works. Different pedals expression inputs might look for different values, though, and the range setting on the 8-Step might not work the way you'd want.

[fcknoise]

Yeah, 8 steps are also really good for rythmic stuff! With anything probably! And not too expensive either

[Invisible Man]

which means you can just build a box of jacks wired together. I think.

I have done this and it works. Different pedals expression inputs might look for different values, though, and the range setting on the 8-Step might not work the way you'd want.

Ah. That's right. Forgot. You have to set the 'depth' or something by brand...hm.

[fuzzonaut]

Sequencer into Copilot Caracol (external jack to modulate the incoming signal via external sources).

[Invisible Man]

I'm still not sure I get the caracol. Rtfm, but it sounds like you feed the external jack a carrier input from something else? Would cv work for that? Not sure what it would sound like...

[fuzzonaut]

I'm not sure about CV on the Caracol, but I get confused by CV anyway. I think it is just for signals, it's like an input jack into the circuit.
I used a sequencer to inject rhythm into the caracol fuzziness ... and everything after it.
You want to hear it? I could try that again.

[chrisdermo]

Don't ruin this for me.

Sorry! I think I also read somewhere though that as long as voltages don't exceed the power supply volts then you should be fine. So don't use 12/15/18/24v pedals with 9v ones I guess.

[chrisdermo]

Don't ruin this for me.

Sorry! I think I also read somewhere though that as long as control voltages don't exceed the power supply volts then you should be fine. So don't use 12/15/18/24v pedals with 9v ones I guess.

[hbombgraphics]

was going to chime in with slicer, looks like it's been well represented but with good reason

frigging awesome

I was using an empress tap trem for choppy rythm stuff for a while but the slicer does way more in combo with a pitch factor it is pretty rediculous


I think the cource audio polymod phase filter comes close but not nearly as choppy

[spacelordmother]

I seem to remember a video (which I can't find) of someone who rigged a photo eye to a TRS jack inside the Slicer underneath the led ring so they could also use it as an expression pedal for other effects.

[Invisible Man]

I'm not sure about CV on the Caracol, but I get confused by CV anyway. I think it is just for signals, it's like an input jack into the circuit.
I used a sequencer to inject rhythm into the caracol fuzziness ... and everything after it.
You want to hear it? I could try that again.

Yes. Yes I do.