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All sorts of beats going on

nice! SEX O PANTS.

Just got this... the EQ is perfect, lots of lows.

sylnau wrote:Just got this... the EQ is perfect, lots of lows.

I received these two Buzzzes recently.
One is for me and one for a friend, not sure which one for whom yet .
Also, ordered from Bastl Instruments and incoming soon : Ciao! and Cinnamon eurorack modules.

Ciao! is great. Much better than the Rosie I think (only two outs I've messed with). Hendrickson works well enough too.

lordgalvar wrote:Ciao! is great. Much better than the Rosie I think (only two outs I've messed with). Hendrickson works well enough too.

Yeah, I like the fact that it's 5HP and the versatility. Can be set to have one stereo output with both line and headphones outs with their own volumes (perfect to record while playing with headphones), two mixed stereo sources output to both phones and line out or each one to a separate out to cue things in, etc. Smart design.

Let me know how you like the Cinnamon module. Been looking for a good, small multimode to build.

sylnau wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:Interested to hear what you think about that Wave Phaser, ck3. :

Same here.

The Xvive Wave arrived today, and I had close to an hour to do some tinkering.

The four stage EHX Small Stone is probably my favorite whooshy psychedelic modulation generator, but seems to be lacking when used with a clean signal. The Wave has twice as many stages and, much like the DOD 201, can produce decent textural results regardless of gain levels.

It took some time to discern how the knobs interact. Thankfully, my Donner brick power supply has an 18V DC output to meet its power requirements. The compander noise reduction seems to quell hiss at most settings, though a bit begins leaking through at higher output and resonance levels. The blendable LFO/evelope modulation feature allows for all sorts of interesting, yet somewhat subtle waveform mutations.

I'm not too sure if the Wave is a keeper at this point, though there are likely many more undiscovered textures possible.

Thanks ck3.

ck3 wrote:

sylnau wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:Interested to hear what you think about that Wave Phaser, ck3. :

Same here.

The Xvive Wave arrived today, and I had close to an hour to do some tinkering.

The four stage EHX Small Stone is probably my favorite whooshy psychedelic modulation generator, but seems to be lacking when used with a clean signal. The Wave has twice as many stages and, much like the DOD 201, can produce decent textural results regardless of gain levels.

It took some time to discern how the knobs interact. Thankfully, my Donner brick power supply has an 18V DC output to meet its power requirements. The compander noise reduction seems to quell hiss at most settings, though a bit begins leaking through at higher output and resonance levels. The blendable LFO/evelope modulation feature allows for all sorts of interesting, yet somewhat subtle waveform mutations.

I'm not too sure if the Wave is a keeper at this point, though there are likely many more undiscovered textures possible.

Thanks, that pedal has been interesting to me for some time. I need some cool phaser in my life.

Somnambulance wrote:I need some cool phaser in my life.

*wink, wink, nudge, nudge*

Incoming:
2x Danelectro FAB Delays, 1x Danelectro FAB Chorus, 16 momentary softwitches, 24 toggle switches, and a new soldering station. TIME TO CIRCUIT BEND ALL THE DANOS

jrfox92 wrote:

Somnambulance wrote:I need some cool phaser in my life.

*wink, wink, nudge, nudge*

huh. those are AWESOME. neat to see a new idea in a pedal.