maz91379 wrote:Something that runs your shit through randomly shifting digital effects like 50 of them switching between which ones are on and reverses it so you get moving stones/ glacier sounds and random shit.
That's actually a pretty sweet idea. Kinda like that sound at the end of an EQD demo hahaha
blooghost wrote:All these ideas are tits. Hmmm...I guess I would want a Fuzz/envelope follwer,with twin filters,one sweeping up,the other sweeping down,with an additional switch for random mode. Also,the fuzz and filter sections would be independently switchable.
I wonder if someone could mod a bassballs to do that....
interesting point,Muddeh. I actually saw a demo of a modded Bassballs that sounded really unique and awesome. I nothing of mods n' such,so not sure what was done. But the distortion sounded fuzzier,and the filter effect was INSANE
You might be able to do this with some fuzz, two bassballs and a Boss LS-2. Admittedly more work than having it all in one pedal, but it would be pretty badass. I love running multiple filters in parallel. Done that with my Sea Machine and Behringer SynthBass clone, and it sounded pretty spectacular. If I do say so myself.
maz91379 wrote:Something that runs your shit through randomly shifting digital effects like 50 of them switching between which ones are on and reverses it so you get moving stones/ glacier sounds and random shit.
That's actually a pretty sweet idea. Kinda like that sound at the end of an EQD demo hahaha
It would be like running a clip through all the extra plugin effect filters in audacity like pitch, reverb, delay, flanger , and then like sometimes doubling the clip and taking sections of that double and reversing and then splicing stuff together and adding effects in between all with some sort of smart adjustable randomness that always sounds good or interesting in real time. basically like a looper with an expression controlled clean blend and all these fucked up random effects in between which you can program to behave in a certain way?
You could use a multi effectunit like a Digitech RP-90 or something for that and mod it with an external pedal to control the whole mess you create? I could imagine it being pretty easy once you figured out how to control the behavior of the multi effect...
dubkitty wrote:a modulation/vibrato/trem unit that'd fit on a pedalboard with a small touchscreen like a cellphone or tablet computer's that you could use to draw waveforms etc.
Would an iPhone / iPad app do the trick?
i don't know...i don't have an iPhone or iPad. i'm so paleo in terms of my portable tech that my cell phone doesn't even flip. anyway, i'm thinking of something that's a standalone box. the idea came to me from the application on one of the high-end tremolos--i forget whether it's the Goatkeeper or what--where you can draw the waveform with a knob. it'd be so much simpler with a touchscreen, where you could actually see the waveform.
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sylnau wrote:I really would like to see a delay where the repeats are creating some sorte of random percussive sound. That would be crazy and awesome!!
The squarewave mode on my memory boy does what I hear this as, but maybe I don't understand the exact sound you're talking about
Mudfuzz wrote:
blooghost wrote:All these ideas are tits. Hmmm...I guess I would want a Fuzz/envelope follwer,with twin filters,one sweeping up,the other sweeping down,with an additional switch for random mode. Also,the fuzz and filter sections would be independently switchable.
I wonder if someone could mod a bassballs to do that....
dubkitty wrote:a modulation/vibrato/trem unit that'd fit on a pedalboard with a small touchscreen like a cellphone or tablet computer's that you could use to draw waveforms etc.
Would an iPhone / iPad app do the trick?
i don't know...i don't have an iPhone or iPad. i'm so paleo in terms of my portable tech that my cell phone doesn't even flip. anyway, i'm thinking of something that's a standalone box. the idea came to me from the application on one of the high-end tremolos--i forget whether it's the Goatkeeper or what--where you can draw the waveform with a knob. it'd be so much simpler with a touchscreen, where you could actually see the waveform.
I believe it's the Sonic Crayon Hollow Earth that lets you draw the waveform with a knob. Also agree that it would be simpler with a touchscreen. Or you know what would be awesome for drawing tremolo waves? Not that it would work... but an Etch-a-sketch would be perfect! That's all I used to draw when I was a kid... not that I knew what they were... but still...
multiple inputs are multiple. and good. the more access points for something, the better...i always hate, e.g. software which has only one place to enter a value and it's buried three layers of dialog box deep when it could be in a palette on top.
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double/triple flange with a switch option for the waveform from sine, triangle, square, step to random
whammy pedal with a programmable interval sweet based on chords and user inserts, like it sweeps through the notes of a 7th chord as you move the expression pedal. different slots could even be chords, so with some fancy footwork, you could just program all the chords for the song into the pedal, and just play one note. of course there might be some maHOOsive tracking issues.
(probably exists) a loop pedal where each recorded bit is on it's own independant time loop. like i can have a 2.5 second loop, and record a 5 second loop on top of it, so the total loop ends up being the 5 sec one once, and the 2.5 one twice. so i can layer up some excellent polyrhythms
tremowah.
a sort of tremolo/slicer thing where you can tap in a certain rhythm and thats how the tremolo chops up your signal
tremverb. reverb intensity dependant on sine wave depth and frequency.
