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There's a Feral Glitch on Ebay, it seems rather... expensive.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Feral-Glit ... :rk:1:pf:0

Oh, another one:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rhea-The-King- ... Sw6dhcGjWp

Bartimaeus wrote:another after your delays+reverbs (for really jarring "mastering effects" glitching).

This is especially good if what you have after is sensitive to dynamics.

K2000 wrote:There's a Feral Glitch on Ebay, it seems rather... expensive.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Feral-Glit ... :rk:1:pf:0

Oh, another one:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rhea-The-King- ... Sw6dhcGjWp

These skyrocketed in price after the Kickstarter finished and they delivered the pedals. I think by their own admission the Mini Glitch is a substantial improvement.

whoismarykelly wrote: I think by their own admission the Mini Glitch is a substantial improvement.

Good to know, thanks!

Revolver DX vs. Stamme[n] V3
What do you think?

I already have the Revolver DX, a Raptio (which never left my pedalboard since I first got it yeasrs ago) and a Mandala.
Now I'm considering getting a Stammen. Beside the tap tempo (which is the singularity this pedal), what does it offer more or similar than these 3 I already have?

gila_crisis wrote:Revolver DX vs. Stamme[n] V3
What do you think?

I already have the Revolver DX, a Raptio (which never left my pedalboard since I first got it yeasrs ago) and a Mandala.
Now I'm considering getting a Stammen. Beside the tap tempo (which is the singularity this pedal), what does it offer more or similar than these 3 I already have?

Totally different animals. I have both (yes, a V.3).

Simply put, the Stamme(n) allows you to do a lot of things by twisting the settings on your live playing. Glitch, studder, warp, filter, etc. More live time options. The DX allows you to glitch or mangle samples of your playing by capturing them. Similar but different.

Worth having both absolutely.

shikawkee wrote:

gila_crisis wrote:Revolver DX vs. Stamme[n] V3
What do you think?

I already have the Revolver DX, a Raptio (which never left my pedalboard since I first got it yeasrs ago) and a Mandala.
Now I'm considering getting a Stammen. Beside the tap tempo (which is the singularity this pedal), what does it offer more or similar than these 3 I already have?

Totally different animals. I have both (yes, a V.3).

Simply put, the Stamme(n) allows you to do a lot of things by twisting the settings on your live playing. Glitch, studder, warp, filter, etc. More live time options. The DX allows you to glitch or mangle samples of your playing by capturing them. Similar but different.

Worth having both absolutely.

I dunno, The other evening I did a jam using Raptio, Mandala and Revovler all together, and actually I don't feel I need a new pedal. The stammen demo is super cool, but with the pedals I already have I can cover some of that stuff and do other things as well.

Well, there you go. Save yourself some money!

I have a Goodbye 24 and I can make it sound kind of like a harp. Besides the Count to 5, do any of the glitch pedals tend to do more "pretty" sounds? I know the source input makes a big difference, but are any of these pedals better for ambient music, and less on the mangled or jarring side? (Asking for a friend, I personally like the sound manglers).

It depends on how you use them. Even something simple like the Raptio has a hold mode that makes nice ambient pad sounds as an alternative to the stutter effect. The Tensor, Revolver, and Fabrikat are also really great at creating pleasing sounds.

On a similar note my Possessed can be extremely beautiful when I play it expressively without any fuzz and I second the Tensor as well

The Grazer gets fairly pretty when you want it to, specially with the octave(s) up option.

The Judder can make a pretty modulation.

I couldn't resist.... looking forward to get this and compare it to my trusty old Mandala V.1 ^^

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL08Ff1C7FA[/youtube]

Awesome, looking forward to hearing your thoughts!