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Chank, she said it's awesome.
Sound great,

Thanks, Syl.

Pitcher and Ringer are my fave.
Love the clean with the ring the most I think, or the dirty pitcher...
Dirty Pitcher sounds like a crazy sex move. Yeesh.
NEED TO FIND A JOB IN TORONTO SO I CAN BUY THIS.

Great clip, thanks Jason!

And thanks for the BitQuest support in general, guys, I've had lots of orders for them and the response seems really positive and people are having fun... pretty successful quest so far, I'd say.

Ryan wrote:
...I've had lots of orders for them and the response seems really positive and people are having fun... pretty successful quest so far, I'd say.

Your hard work paying off! You nailed it with the BitQuest!

Ryan wrote:Great clip, thanks Jason!

Thanks, Ryan, I think the pitch shift was my favourite mode.

Thanks Tim! I'm really happy people are liking it.. I had a ton of fun learning the code and working on it and planning it with you guys... t'was a wonderful time.

Sooo ..

NINT Molecular Clipping Overdrive Prototype > BitQuest! = Time Travel?

Well, you'll FEEL younger at least!

I have a question about the BitQuest, I was just wondering how does the Dirty/Clean aspect of the pedal work?
Say if I'm running an OD into the pedal, which is pretty clean but has abit of grit and saturation, I'd imagine I'd probably go for the clean setting?
I'd imagine experimenting with the two settings could produce some interesting sounds!

I don't have the most experience with the BitQuest since I was only borrowing one for a short time, but I'd probably use the clean setting if I were you.

The dirty settings are really loud. A cleanish OD might get a little overwhelmed by the dirty side.

SecretMachine wrote:I have a question about the BitQuest, I was just wondering how does the Dirty/Clean aspect of the pedal work?
Say if I'm running an OD into the pedal, which is pretty clean but has abit of grit and saturation, I'd imagine I'd probably go for the clean setting?
I'd imagine experimenting with the two settings could produce some interesting sounds!

Sorry for not catching this question earlier! I missed some stuff when we moved, catching up though! *apologies*

You don't have to use the dirty side of the BitQuest at all, you can just use it with your own dirt pedals and the clean patches and leave it like that. The dirty side is an adventurous digital fuzz that can do overdrive as well, it's got an unobtrusive digital noise gate on it, and the master volume controls it so you can have it be nice and quiet if you want.

I think you should experiment a bit with the dirty side for sure, the digital fuzz is cool sounding! *smile*

Has anyone tried this bad boy at 18 volts?

I still need to

Ryan wrote:

SecretMachine wrote:I have a question about the BitQuest, I was just wondering how does the Dirty/Clean aspect of the pedal work?
Say if I'm running an OD into the pedal, which is pretty clean but has abit of grit and saturation, I'd imagine I'd probably go for the clean setting?
I'd imagine experimenting with the two settings could produce some interesting sounds!

Sorry for not catching this question earlier! I missed some stuff when we moved, catching up though! *apologies*

You don't have to use the dirty side of the BitQuest at all, you can just use it with your own dirt pedals and the clean patches and leave it like that. The dirty side is an adventurous digital fuzz that can do overdrive as well, it's got an unobtrusive digital noise gate on it, and the master volume controls it so you can have it be nice and quiet if you want.

I think you should experiment a bit with the dirty side for sure, the digital fuzz is cool sounding! *smile*

I may be cooking up a demo with the dirty side...

Because distortion.