ilovefuzz.com

thanks!
its a linoleum print- engraving would be nicer since its more permanent i think.
planing on some small knobs eventually when i find the right ones.

comtrails70 wrote:planing on some small knobs eventually when i find the right ones.

The knobs on blackout effectors pedals as well as a lot of fuzzhugger pedals would work nicely. Or maybe like the ones on the disaster transport.

Jero wrote:

comtrails70 wrote:planing on some small knobs eventually when i find the right ones.

The knobs on blackout effectors pedals as well as a lot of fuzzhugger pedals would work nicely. Or maybe like the ones on the disaster transport.

yes they seem right.i dont think theres anything thinner or taller.they always look so sweet on the fuzzhuggers.

my LoopStrip creation, A/B switch + 4X Loop + Master ByPass switch,
built for a guitarist in the northen Sweden

another LoopStrip, built for a Swedish bassplayer ( and by one )

and finaly my very first LoopStrip, also this one is made for a bassplayer from Sweden

push.pull
pulse synth harmonics
phase (un)locked loops

The push.pull pedal is a synth effect based upon the PLL (Phase Locked Loop) IC, in which the PLL has been "unlocked" and let loose through joysticks, switches, and a pushbutton. It is hard to describe the sounds I have already heard: distorted, glitchy, fuzz, bass synth, drone, full of clicks, 8 bit, and erratic synthetic hyperdrive.

4 Non-Return to Center Joysticks
A green LED pushbutton that "unlocks" the pedal, allowing it to spiral out of control.
4 switches:
Capacitor Envelope (Slow, Slower, Bypass)
High/Low Tone Select
Feedback Select (Audio, Voltage, Bypass)
True Bypass
In/Out/Power

Painted in Blurple Colorshift and coated in a thick bar top-type epoxy
Low profile aluminum enclosure

I will add graphics.

Ridiculous. Insane. Brilliant. Wrong. Some adjectives I have heard to sum up musician's first impressions. I am flattered.

Why? Because I love the delicate monstrosity that is precarious noise. I also wanted to make at least an entry into the category of craziest pedal ever. Hope I can be yours.

I will manufacture these. Since I am emerging as a pedal artist, I will do a limited run of these (say about 10) over the next month or two. I am looking for investors and/or a collaborators smarter than me in the area of engineering and electronics, so that the push.pull can be even better. In the meantime, I will post videos and experiment and refine. If you would like one, email me about your interest at either pushpullpedal@gmail.com or coloringpad@gmail.com and I will keep you posted and definitely email you when they are ready.

Price? Not there yet. I'll know more soon.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvknBuUaM3s[/youtube]

http://www.pushpullpedal.blogspot.com
http://www.coloringpad.blogspot.com

holy fuck that looks so rad!
I just love how metalic it looks
how's the epoxy finish working out?

Looks better in this picture...







The colorshift paint is super nice, but the epoxy is the end all be all.... love it, so easy to use. Here's a couple other epoxy projects:







My only regret is that I didn't put graphics on it beforehand because
1) I wanted to get it done.
2) I have no idea how to do white or silver graphics over paint: anyone know?

The font and style of the graphic will look like this (except white or silver lettering) and their will be some type of compass markings around the joysticks:




Thanks for the compliment!

Oh, and here it is live in this video from this week: it is the sub bass synthy sound (you can hear it more towards the 1:45 mark) :

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4s3gu-r8pI[/youtube]

Used to look like this:


$14 worth of Krylon Pumpkin Orange, $6 worth of clear, $12 worth of pickup covers, $7 worth of switch and wire and about 24 hours later:


SUCK IIIIIITTTT!!!!

YOU DON'T FLIP ME OFF

coloringpad wrote:


push.pull
pulse synth harmonics
phase (un)locked loops

The push.pull pedal is a synth effect based upon the PLL (Phase Locked Loop) IC, in which the PLL has been "unlocked" and let loose through joysticks, switches, and a pushbutton. It is hard to describe the sounds I have already heard: distorted, glitchy, fuzz, bass synth, drone, full of clicks, 8 bit, and erratic synthetic hyperdrive.

4 Non-Return to Center Joysticks
A green LED pushbutton that "unlocks" the pedal, allowing it to spiral out of control.
4 switches:
Capacitor Envelope (Slow, Slower, Bypass)
High/Low Tone Select
Feedback Select (Audio, Voltage, Bypass)
True Bypass
In/Out/Power

Painted in Blurple Colorshift and coated in a thick bar top-type epoxy
Low profile aluminum enclosure

I will add graphics.

Ridiculous. Insane. Brilliant. Wrong. Some adjectives I have heard to sum up musician's first impressions. I am flattered.

Why? Because I love the delicate monstrosity that is precarious noise. I also wanted to make at least an entry into the category of craziest pedal ever. Hope I can be yours.

I will manufacture these. Since I am emerging as a pedal artist, I will do a limited run of these (say about 10) over the next month or two. I am looking for investors and/or a collaborators smarter than me in the area of engineering and electronics, so that the push.pull can be even better. In the meantime, I will post videos and experiment and refine. If you would like one, email me about your interest at either pushpullpedal@gmail.com or coloringpad@gmail.com and I will keep you posted and definitely email you when they are ready.

Price? Not there yet. I'll know more soon.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvknBuUaM3s[/youtube]

http://www.pushpullpedal.blogspot.com
http://www.coloringpad.blogspot.com

Me= [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEgGE81joB8[/youtube]

mtl assembly / sonic crayon sighting

http://www.strymon.net/2010/08/30/godsp ... -capistan/

2nd pic.

woo!