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Nothing special. Just some notes taped to the pedal to aid me live. LED taped over to temper its blinding nature.

I miss mine so much, I hope I can get in on a batch soon.

Inconuucl wrote:I miss mine so much, I hope I can get in on a batch soon.

I'm in the same boat. Regret selling my GB24.

chrisdermo wrote:Used my CT5 with an EHX 8 step last night. WOAH Some serious Nintendo tones to be had there!

I read on the ct5 site comments to use a trs for the expression in but I used a ts from the 8step and seemed to work fine? Is there some benefit to using one over the other?

cannot wait for this combo

decomposing wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:Used my CT5 with an EHX 8 step last night. WOAH Some serious Nintendo tones to be had there!

I read on the ct5 site comments to use a trs for the expression in but I used a ts from the 8step and seemed to work fine? Is there some benefit to using one over the other?

cannot wait for this combo

It's ridiculously powerful. Also the 8step acts as a great way to store presets!

chrisdermo wrote:

decomposing wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:Used my CT5 with an EHX 8 step last night. WOAH Some serious Nintendo tones to be had there!

I read on the ct5 site comments to use a trs for the expression in but I used a ts from the 8step and seemed to work fine? Is there some benefit to using one over the other?

cannot wait for this combo

It's ridiculously powerful. Also the 8step acts as a great way to store presets!

The step function makes the 8 step super useful in my opinion. I see more as 8 stored values rather than a sequence.

Inconuucl wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:

decomposing wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:Used my CT5 with an EHX 8 step last night. WOAH Some serious Nintendo tones to be had there!

I read on the ct5 site comments to use a trs for the expression in but I used a ts from the 8step and seemed to work fine? Is there some benefit to using one over the other?

cannot wait for this combo

It's ridiculously powerful. Also the 8step acts as a great way to store presets!

The step function makes the 8 step super useful in my opinion. I see more as 8 stored values rather than a sequence.

the sequencing turns the CT5 into a different pedal completely, really (too?) whacked out weirdo LFO modulated 'thing'.
I'm using midi to control my 8 step now..... if you're using it as preset store then it becomes 8 x 99 presets, with automated step changing, etc etc etc. In fact you can even control the slider values via midi kinda eradicating the need for presets at all if you store them as a midi CC sequence

chrisdermo wrote:

Inconuucl wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:

decomposing wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:Used my CT5 with an EHX 8 step last night. WOAH Some serious Nintendo tones to be had there!

I read on the ct5 site comments to use a trs for the expression in but I used a ts from the 8step and seemed to work fine? Is there some benefit to using one over the other?

cannot wait for this combo

It's ridiculously powerful. Also the 8step acts as a great way to store presets!

The step function makes the 8 step super useful in my opinion. I see more as 8 stored values rather than a sequence.

the sequencing turns the CT5 into a different pedal completely, really (too?) whacked out weirdo LFO modulated 'thing'.
I'm using midi to control my 8 step now..... if you're using it as preset store then it becomes 8 x 99 presets, with automated step changing, etc etc etc. In fact you can even control the slider values via midi kinda eradicating the need for presets at all if you store them as a midi CC sequence

can't be 16 steps? back and forth? that's what I read I think... but yeah cannot wait. I have a dream setup and see it all. but funds man. it's been years in the making.

so excite though for that day.
one...
day...

Yeah it does the back and forth thing, though if you're midi sequencing the slider values you can in theory have as many steps as you can imagine!

odontophobia wrote:

Inconuucl wrote:I miss mine so much, I hope I can get in on a batch soon.

I'm in the same boat. Regret selling my GB24.

RIP in Peace GB24 DIY kits idea.
2015-2015

Strange Tales wrote: RIP in Peace GB24 DIY kits idea.
2015-2015

or in its expanded form

"Rest In Peace in Peace".

chrisdermo wrote:Yeah it does the back and forth thing, though if you're midi sequencing the slider values you can in theory have as many steps as you can imagine!

I need to get into MIDI eventually. I'm kind of dunderheaded about it but have done a few things and know it's possibilities.
just love a standalone setup to get out there too.
would you just extend the pattern to whatever in the app?

and SAD FACE ON THIS, I would have loved to build one for an effects loop.

Unread postby multi_s » Thu Oct 13, 2016 3:24 pm

Strange Tales wrote:
RIP in Peace GB24 DIY kits idea.
2015-2015

or in its expanded form

"Rest In Peace in Peace".

decomposing wrote: I need to get into MIDI eventually. I'm kind of dunderheaded about it but have done a few things and know it's possibilities.
just love a standalone setup to get out there too.
would you just extend the pattern to whatever in the app?

You set up your midi sequencer (logic, ableton, Akai MPC etc etc) to send Midi CC's over CC Number 16 for example (this is the CC to control step 1 slider). Then you write a sequence for CC 16 similar to how you would with sequencing notes on a synth - on a step editor, via automation lines, recording yourself physical turning a midi controller knob or moving a slider etc etc.... voila! Infinite sequence lengths available.

chrisdermo wrote:

decomposing wrote: I need to get into MIDI eventually. I'm kind of dunderheaded about it but have done a few things and know it's possibilities.
just love a standalone setup to get out there too.
would you just extend the pattern to whatever in the app?

You set up your midi sequencer (logic, ableton, Akai MPC etc etc) to send Midi CC's over CC Number 16 for example (this is the CC to control step 1 slider). Then you write a sequence for CC 16 similar to how you would with sequencing notes on a synth - on a step editor, via automation lines, recording yourself physical turning a midi controller knob or moving a slider etc etc.... voila! Infinite sequence lengths available.

will delve into this mayhem
thanks

just a heads up that the next batch won't be up till Monday now. We did not quite finish testing all of the yet so we are just waiting until monday aft to list.

s