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Probably just by moving the treadle (ala the user-prpgrammable LFO on the Goatkeeper that you program by turning a knob).

I have a source audio filter pedal that runs on batterys

Really, I have had a few of there pedals and didn't think they ran on batteries. I guess I forgot.

Really want that expression pedal assuming it'll be compatible with all my shite.

Source Audio's HH3 runs on a battery but it's a rechargeable lithium ion battery. Not some stupid 9v bs. So maybe that's what will happen?

They also bring a fuzz to NAMM.
Jwar, bass Demo in The booth please!

Not really what I'm looking at buying, but still pretty solid. I saw a bass player here do a solo set with some of the soundblox pedals. I think it was Eric.

Gah! Must have this. I just realized that I could send MIDI CC messages from this through my Molten Voltage Tempode (then into the four-way MIDI splitter under my board!) to four MIDI-enabled pedals. That, plus regular expression for four other pedals...

So...expression control over:

H9
Boomerang III
MIDI MuRF
Moog Analog Delay
CT5
Bitquest or Particle (haven't decided which to keep)
Moog Low Pass Filter
MIDI MuRF (another parameter)

PLUS MIDI CLOCK ALL FROM TWO PEDALS.

I hope it's reasonably priced (sub-$200)...

Are these all stereo I/O or is that an expression jack? Stereo fuzz?!

More dirt and pedals in general should be stereo, even if it's just for pass through.

The expression pedal will be either my favorite piece of gear or greatest disappointment. If the user lfo is as flexible as I imagine it being, then any pitch shifter with exp in will become an arppegiator. Now the m9, HOG, pitchfork, Pitchfactor, h9, etc are arpeggiators. And you can have them in sync with your tremolo delay and filters.

I see the one series of pedals as a step sideways. I don't think it's really breaking new ground with tone or flexibility like their soundblox or sb2 pedals did.

jasonmitsch wrote:I see the one series of pedals as a step sideways. I don't think it's really breaking new ground with tone or flexibility like their soundblox or sb2 pedals did.

But rectangular boxes! So now the sighted stop puking in their mouths and the blind can't tell them from our other pedals by touch alone.

xrleroyx wrote:Not really what I'm looking at buying, but still pretty solid. I saw a bass player here do a solo set with some of the soundblox pedals. I think it was Eric.

OHH YEAAAH. I totally did that back in those big-ass board days. And I have a BEFpro again! Super solid pedal. But now...I HAS HOT HAND.

Gone Fission wrote:

jasonmitsch wrote:I see the one series of pedals as a step sideways. I don't think it's really breaking new ground with tone or flexibility like their soundblox or sb2 pedals did.

But rectangular boxes! So now the sighted stop puking in their mouths and the blind can't tell them from our other pedals by touch alone.

Mr Fission knows the score.

Latest teaser is the Sole Mate MIDI controller unit. Seems cleverly useful and compact. I'm cautiously excited and hoping it's very affordable.

I want that Reflex!