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Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 4:42 pm
by skullservant
dase wrote:Oooh I've got two
BOSS PS5 SUPER SHIFTER. If I get a moog expression pedal for this can I use it like a whammy? I ready use the trem arm modes but I'd like to do slower, dive bomb pitch shifts. Like, so from original note to an octave below stretches over a couple of bars, instead of pretty much instantly.
MOOG MINITAUR: do they work as a standalone oscillator/tone generator or do they need an external input?
Great idea for a thread thank you!
You have to have an external input keep the gate open. Kind of sucks. Seems like you really NEED midi to get the most out of it and thats why I got rid of mine
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:26 pm
by Bassboar
Moog Freqbox, can it do sweeps like some mutated wah?
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:28 pm
by Mudfuzz
Bassboar wrote:Moog Freqbox, can it do sweeps like some mutated wah?
in a way yes... but it isn't the most "normal use" type of sound.
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:30 pm
by Bassboar
I'm not after normal. I've heard it used to great effect on Bongrippers SWD album.
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:36 pm
by Mudfuzz
Bassboar wrote:I'm not after normal. I've heard it used to great effect on Bongrippers SWD album.
here... I think near the end I am doing something like that..
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Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 7:01 pm
by hollowhero
Sunny day delay: do the repeats have a crisp attack like a bbd delay or do they sit back in the mix like a tape delay?
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 7:45 pm
by dubkitty
can you use the CV port on the original version of Randy's Revenge to control another expression-friendly box like you can with the new ones?
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 7:49 pm
by Achtane
rfurtkamp wrote:Achtane wrote:Bros.
What fuzzy do I need to get a chainsaw toan like this?
Gated fuzz into a Marshall or equivalent should probably get you pretty damned close I'd think.
dubkitty wrote:something in a Devi Ever, i'd think.
Thanks, I suspected as much
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 8:03 pm
by dase
bigchiefbc wrote:dase wrote:Oooh I've got two
BOSS PS5 SUPER SHIFTER. If I get a moog expression pedal for this can I use it like a whammy? I ready use the trem arm modes but I'd like to do slower, dive bomb pitch shifts. Like, so from original note to an octave below stretches over a couple of bars, instead of pretty much instantly.
MOOG MINITAUR: do they work as a standalone oscillator/tone generator or do they need an external input?
Great idea for a thread thank you!
Yes, the PS-5 can do the Whammy stuff with an expression pedal. The guitarist in my covers band does this, and it works great.
The minitaur needs either a MIDI note-on message or a CV Gate signal before the internal oscillators will make noise.
awesome, thanks
skullservant wrote:You have to have an external input keep the gate open. Kind of sucks. Seems like you really NEED midi to get the most out of it and thats why I got rid of mine
Hmm. Did you ever try plugging a guitar into it or did that not work? Otherwise I might just get a shitty midi keyboard and tape some of the keys down or something.
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 9:30 pm
by coldbrightsunlight
dubkitty wrote:can you use the CV port on the original version of Randy's Revenge to control another expression-friendly box like you can with the new ones?
Preeeetty sure that feature was added for the new ones, and the v1s just had CV in. Not 100% certain though.
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 9:44 pm
by Muse FTW
hollowhero wrote:Sunny day delay: do the repeats have a crisp attack like a bbd delay or do they sit back in the mix like a tape delay?
Well it does have a 'repeats level' knob, so you can set how much of the delayed signal your hear; however, the SDD is very dark, so the repeats tend to create an ambient wash of delay behind what you play (from what I've heard from demos and such).
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 9:50 pm
by Chankgeez
monkeydancer wrote:dubkitty wrote:can you use the CV port on the original version of Randy's Revenge to control another expression-friendly box like you can with the new ones?
Preeeetty sure that feature was added for the new ones, and the v1s just had CV in. Not 100% certain though.
Yeah, pretty sure that monkeydancer is correct on this one. Old version is expression in only. That's the trade off between versions.
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 1:24 am
by Gearmond
is there any looper/phrase sampler that allows me to: save a loop in a slot as its playing, the switch to another slot, repeat, then switch back to the first one?
i feel like that should really be a thing, but all the loopers i know of require you to stop the loop before you are able to save it
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 1:53 am
by ChetMagongalo
Gearmond wrote:is there any looper/phrase sampler that allows me to: save a loop in a slot as its playing, the switch to another slot, repeat, then switch back to the first one?
i feel like that should really be a thing, but all the loopers i know of require you to stop the loop before you are able to save it
hmm, you could always get 2 loopers?
Re: The does this pedal do this thread ;)
Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 2:46 am
by dubkitty
monkeydancer wrote:dubkitty wrote:can you use the CV port on the original version of Randy's Revenge to control another expression-friendly box like you can with the new ones?
Preeeetty sure that feature was added for the new ones, and the v1s just had CV in. Not 100% certain though.
i figured that was the case, but didn't have a 3-conductor cable to test with. thanks!