Let's talk about Spin FV-1

[aholidayatthesea]

People are talking about it in another thread, but I thought it'd be more appropriate to start a new topic.

How straight forward is it to use? I know there's a forum where people post their code to different effects. Could I just drag and drop other people's code to make my own pedal?

Pretty sure that's what this guy did. I wouldn't mind having something like this.
https://youtu.be/5byraXi2TQg

(Still don't know how to embed on mobile, sorry....)

[odontophobia]

People are talking about it in another thread, but I thought it'd be more appropriate to start a new topic.

How straight forward is it to use? I know there's a forum where people post their code to different effects. Could I just drag and drop other people's code to make my own pedal?

Pretty sure that's what this guy did. I wouldn't mind having something like this.
https://youtu.be/5byraXi2TQg

(Still don't know how to embed on mobile, sorry....)

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5byraXi2TQg[/youtube]

[JonnyAngle]

Allegedly it's pretty easy. It's still way over my head. I would
Imagine if you read the manual and it makes sense, you can handle it.

[Teej212]

Yeah if you built the hardware needed to use the fv-1 as a pedal you could take codes posted on those forums andnput them in a pedal with Zero knowledge.

[bronzetalon]

Dr. Scientists Bitquest is socketed I believe so if you got the dev board for the spin you could upload whatever you wanted and install it in the bitquest.

[Jack Deville]

Anything is easy if you know how.

[Chankgeez]

Anything is easy if you know how.

[D.o.S.]

eight replies, no dead or alive.

I don't even know you people anymore.