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More modern drum machines, especially digital, tend to run stereo. Drums in particular are a great way to give a song a dynamic width, so it's incredibly useful. Older analog stuff tends to be more prone to mono.

I love any pedal that gives me stereo. So yes please to stereo!

Or... start the quadraphonic pedal market

Just incorporate a mixer with aux bus
Mono drum machine out > split into 2 mixer channel strips. Pan one L and one R, soft or hard to taste.
Or just run mono out into a reverb, delay via one of the auxsends...assuming the verb/delay has stereo outs you can then route to 2 chs

Kicks, snares, claps, woodblock, cowbell etc are better in mono.
Rides, toms and crashes are better in stereo.
Hihats suck.
IMO YMMV

It's decided, then.
We need a Your and You're/Fewtility One pedal.

I was just going to post about my excitement at the prospect of a stereo You're and Your, but what fucking drum machines are y'all using? the volca, i get it, but the overwhelming majority of drum machines either do stereo outs, individual outs, a combination of the two, or like stereo plus assignable outs. I will do horrible things for more fucked up weird od/dist/fuzz pedals with stereo-ins, do not take this from me.

Older model Korgs for instance. I had the Korg ER-1 and the only stereo jack it has is for headphones. The rest are mono. From what I've seen a lot of older models don't use stereo inputs or outputs, but maybe that's just the ones I've experienced. Which isn't that many to be fair. I've yet to understand the point of stereo over mono though.

Ah, i think there's a miscommunication here, i meant stereo outs as in two TS 1/4" jacks for the Left and Right channel, not a single TRS jack for a stereo output.

Drums are nice in stereo. Stereo mixes are nice for space.

Where's all the demos guys..... I'm still waiting for mine, wanna see/hear some expression pedal shizz.
Also, this thread should be in the mtl.asm sub forum because you can't do a search for 'your you're'

repoman wrote:

anyone want to start a ticketmaster style business for pedlols and buyout the most hyped pedlols and then flip them for 5000% of the original price

..... every Reverb shop with Montreal Assembly shit?

Someone give me a CT5

I can't open page 3 of this thread for some reason? (Insert British joke about page 3 here)
My your and you're arrived and I managed to play for ten mins before I had to leave for work. Nice! Bags of fun to bE had paired with the 8 step - spluttery almost 8bit sounds, you can even get a primitive step sequence of notes with some tone knob and cv combinations. . Can't wait to try on some synths and drums.

This is the hardest damn thread to find on ILF.

How are people using their Your and You're? I've got it behind a DD-5 and have been playing around making glitchy freak outs in mode 5, but think it might work really well behind a Freeze or something else with latching.

I literally just plugged a ukulele into min, and it ripped.

I tend to leave mine at the start of my chain and just bang it on for instant sustained lead craziness. Not the most creative use of it, but I fucking love it

https://youtu.be/3g2Fgj5L3G8?t=14m36s

I have this video queued up to the spot where I use it as a huge filter sweep during a drone I did

for ez to find later

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I flipped mine after getting the glitch pedal as it covers the same ground and tons more. Probably a mistake....could've used it on bass.

They're in stock at the http://mtlasm.tictail.com

I don't quite understand it though because "The Mothership" is trying to sell one on Reverb for almost double the original price. What's especially troubling is the goal of The Mothership is purportedly "making everyone's experience on the site better". How is ripping a buyer off making their experience better? It's almost funny because they guarantee "fair pricing". They're supposed to be setting an example to other sellers.