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Inconuucl wrote:

goroth wrote:You could call it Vitruvian.

It's the closest, but not even closed to what I'm looking for.

Yeah, it's digital, so it's not going to get all the cool glitchiness and artefacts you would get with a pll.

Sorry if I sounded like a knob. Was trying to be a funny dude but on reflection it sounded harsh.

goroth wrote:

Inconuucl wrote:

goroth wrote:You could call it Vitruvian.

It's the closest, but not even closed to what I'm looking for.

Yeah, it's digital, so it's not going to get all the cool glitchiness and artefacts you would get with a pll.

Sorry if I sounded like a knob. Was trying to be a funny dude but on reflection it sounded harsh.

No worries, broski.

Like, it would work like a swarn oscillator following your signal and eventually settling on your note, or the interval/space you choose. Except glitchy as all hell.

I've had a couple made. An improved DE Test Pattern (with voltage starve, some additional changes, can give circuit/pcb design on request, designer I hired is AOK with it), and a custom 3-in-1 (waveform adjustable stutter trem, beyond mean octave fuzz (it's always at max for the amount of fuzz, it is as subtle as a dead rotting corpse, and an analog delay with warp switch. Delay/distortion order switchable as well).

My other great desire I found a way to finally program in the current Boss flagship (first pedal that did it right)- an envelope controlled autopanner.

Past that, I have basically any sound I could want in a box already and won't list having "X cloned or built without significant modifications) nor try to cram the flexibility of an old rack unit into a crippled pedal.

friendship wrote:I would like a ring modulator with an amplitude envelope controlled frequency/other parameters.

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but it sounds close.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTz51UQgEks

I would also like to see a dual lfo pedal where the lfo rate is modulated by an lfo.

I've always wanted a modulation pedal that does that. I believe some of the 4ms stuff can do it.

This thread is gold. BTW a lot of this stuff is possible, and some of it is downright easy. Delay with ring mod in the feedback loop? I already make that one, although the ring mod doesn't get as barfy and snarflap as some might like.

rfurtkamp wrote:An improved DE Test Pattern (with voltage starve, some additional changes, can give circuit/pcb design on request, designer I hired is AOK with it),

Small run and call it the Slurpee?

Anyway, right now I'd still like a pedal that sounds like a broken transistor radio, which is what I said in the last version of this thread, I believe.

Clockworker wrote:

friendship wrote:I would like a ring modulator with an amplitude envelope controlled frequency/other parameters.

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but it sounds close.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTz51UQgEks

This thing looks so rad, so does the Vitruvian which I hadn't even realized was a thing. One of those two (or both..?) might be the mod pedal for me.

goroth wrote:I would also like to see a dual lfo pedal where the lfo rate is modulated by an lfo.

Working on a trem that does this.

Ev_O))) wrote:I want the EL Capistan's Sound on Sound mode as a full functioned purpose specific pedal. Seriously. You have like 5 knobs. You could change the sampling rate and the frequency content and maybe like THE DIRECTION and the reverb amount and the speeds UGH it would fucking rock. Three switches after you include that AUX switch thing would be plenty.

yeah i would buy the fuck out of that, lots of filtering control so you could make it sound pretty clean or totally wrecked, control the rate the loops decay including playback speed decay, that would be so sweet.


i want a slapback delay with envelope controlled repeats, so if you play softer it's like a double tracker but dig in and you get super long fast delay trails... that would have to exist already, surely?

also a double-tracker with parallel pickup simulation/saturation circuits, so the dry signal and lagged signal sounded like completely different guitars.

D.o.S. wrote:

rfurtkamp wrote:An improved DE Test Pattern (with voltage starve, some additional changes, can give circuit/pcb design on request, designer I hired is AOK with it),

Small run and call it the Slurpee?

Anyway, right now I'd still like a pedal that sounds like a broken transistor radio, which is what I said in the last version of this thread, I believe.

Dude, you HAVE to check out the new penny pedals radio deluxe. I have V2 (four knobs two switches) and I'm going to pick up the new one as it adds exactly both the ability to crackle and you can flip a toggle to pick up radio mode, which apparently does just that in the right/wrong circumstances.

AlexanderPedals wrote:This thread is gold. BTW a lot of this stuff is possible, and some of it is downright easy. Delay with ring mod in the feedback loop? I already make that one, although the ring mod doesn't get as barfy and snarflap as some might like.

I think I love you.

aen wrote:

goroth wrote:I would also like to see a dual lfo pedal where the lfo rate is modulated by an lfo.

Working on a trem that does this.

Better have a pic of Xzibit on it.

AlexanderPedals wrote:This thread is gold. BTW a lot of this stuff is possible, and some of it is downright easy. Delay with ring mod in the feedback loop? I already make that one, although the ring mod doesn't get as barfy and snarflap as some might like.

I think you need to offer an alternate ILF line of all your pedals.

Chankgeez wrote:
I think you need to offer an alternate ILF line of all your pedals.

AlexanderPedals wrote:Ok Chanks, you got it

Wow!