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Something Featuring this chip...

http://www.moltenvoltage.com/mv-53.html

tuffteef wrote:

jrmy wrote:

tuffteef wrote:
a pll

Well, duh. But we've already got a thread about that!

I JUS WANT SO BAD MAN!

I KNOW! ME TOO! LET'S GO BUMP THAT PLLONE THREAD NOW!

dubkitty wrote:

jrmy wrote:

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.

Was this what you were thinking of?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBvK5JQ_6UA[/youtube]

jrmy wrote:

tuffteef wrote:

jrmy wrote:

tuffteef wrote:
a pll

Well, duh. But we've already got a thread about that!

I JUS WANT SO BAD MAN!

I KNOW! ME TOO! LET'S GO BUMP THAT PLLONE THREAD NOW!

:sigh: We all know how much good that has done us.

tuffteef wrote:and a reverse reverb pedal

Gearmond wrote:tremverb. reverb intensity dependant on sine wave depth and frequency.

Eventide Space sons!
Ok, probably not exactly what you're wanting 'mond, but there is a tremverb setting... and there's definitely reverse!

modernage wrote:

tuffteef wrote:and a reverse reverb pedal

Gearmond wrote:tremverb. reverb intensity dependant on sine wave depth and frequency.

Eventide Space sons!
Ok, probably not exactly what you're wanting 'mond, but there is a tremverb setting... and there's definitely reverse!

that isnt like 90 billion dollars

I can't comprehend how someone would pay more than $200-ish for a single pedal.

Gearmond wrote:I can't comprehend how someone would pay more than $200-ish for a single pedal.

You funny, very funny

also apparently rocktron made a flange pedal with a random oscillating lfo. cuz i just bid like 50 bucks for it.

but reviews say its kinda meh. we'll see.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjV9dud_NY0[/youtube]

A Max/MSP pedal.

Max/MSP randomly pitch shifts/delays/distorts/loops/creates computer noises/generally fucks up your guitar tone at totally random intervals.

I want a pedal about the size of the Geiger Counter WMD, with a tiny computer inside to hold the file, with several adjustable presets. I'd want it to have several knobs each to control delay time, levels of pitch bending, levels of glitching, and most importantly, knobs to what ratio and intervals the glitches, pitch bending and delays trigger. I'd also love it to be stereo, have an expression pedal out, a USB out to connect with the internet and download/load patches built online, and be fully bypass.

Building on the Max/MSP pedal idea, just a straight-up VST pedal would be awesome. Maybe... input/output gain, 4 assignable rotaries, a switch changing which parameters the rotaries effect, stereo i/o, two expression inputs, bypass footswitch, assignable footswitch, and a switch that changes which VST's loaded?

I know there's something similar in rack format, and since you're only running one plugin at once, this should be about pedal size... I'd be all over it.

Chumley wrote:Building on the Max/MSP pedal idea, just a straight-up VST pedal would be awesome. Maybe... input/output gain, 4 assignable rotaries, a switch changing which parameters the rotaries effect, stereo i/o, two expression inputs, bypass footswitch, assignable footswitch, and a switch that changes which VST's loaded?

I know there's something similar in rack format, and since you're only running one plugin at once, this should be about pedal size... I'd be all over it.

I always thought this would be a neat thing to try out.

Gearmond wrote:I can't comprehend how someone would pay more than $200-ish for a single pedal.

You should try it sometime. You might like it.





not talking about the Space.... talking 'bout spending teh monies!

Roland Jet Phase clone with a step mode. Also,3 band EQ.
Reverse order Absynth Dream
And there's actually something I've got in the works(though it may be a while) that'll get me close to the Roland Jet Phase sans,Step Mode

eh, i think the Max/MSP pedal thing kinda ruins guitar playing because you can get the same results with a dummy plug or w/e.

blooghost wrote:Roland Jet Phase clone with a step mode. Also,3 band EQ.

Again, this seems like something Copilot or Cloudscapes could do... right up either of their alleys...