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Quick question. Does anyone have a carrier bleed from any of these? I noticed that my board is super noisy but I'm not positive it's coming from these, but they are my newest pedals. So it would be the most likely case. Anyway, was just curious. I may end up putting them on a noise board.

jwar wrote:Quick question. Does anyone have a carrier bleed from any of these? I noticed that my board is super noisy but I'm not positive it's coming from these, but they are my newest pedals. So it would be the most likely case. Anyway, was just curious. I may end up putting them on a noise board.

Noisator might need tweaking or isolated power line. He's most likely to cause this.

polivox wrote:

jwar wrote:Quick question. Does anyone have a carrier bleed from any of these? I noticed that my board is super noisy but I'm not positive it's coming from these, but they are my newest pedals. So it would be the most likely case. Anyway, was just curious. I may end up putting them on a noise board.

Noisator might need tweaking or isolated power line. He's most likely to cause this.

It's on an isolated supply. What do you mean by tweaking exactly?

There is an internal pot to adjust the threshold for gating the oscillator. It might need some adjustment. Sorry your pedals may end up on a noise board They have all the needed precautions not to bleed in the signal. Well, please keep me informed, we'll see what we can do if they are indeed causing the noise in your board.

Can I adjust the internal pot without screwing things up? Or do I need to measure it somehow? I'll give it a go if it's safe.

jwar wrote:Can I adjust the internal pot without screwing things up? Or do I need to measure it somehow? I'll give it a go if it's safe.

Also one of my many mistakes - never made a video showing how to do it. At first try to unplug noisator from everything to identify the sourse. If it's him, I'll send you the instructions.

polivox wrote:Ok, some productivity news.
Alongside the bulk order from the dealer I am also working on Fernweh and already have Mr. Glitchy - the first delay module for Fernweh. Need demos or don't want to be teased?

Yes to demos.

So what do you mean by module exactly? Is Fernweh a system where you buy and swap out different modules? Kinda like a Console?

Ugly Nora wrote: Yes to demos.

So what do you mean by module exactly? Is Fernweh a system where you buy and swap out different modules? Kinda like a Console?

I would love to make something like this, but not this time. Fernweh will have 4 different delay modules and a patchbay to connect them in all the different ways.

Oh, shit, I wish I'd found this thread earlier.
Are there any plans to build The Glitcher again? Or can the chips no longer be found?

jrfox92 wrote:Oh, shit, I wish I'd found this thread earlier.
Are there any plans to build The Glitcher again? Or can the chips no longer be found?

Unfortunately, no.

jrfox92 wrote:Oh, shit, I wish I'd found this thread earlier.
Are there any plans to build The Glitcher again? Or can the chips no longer be found?

dont worry just when you think you've figured ezhi&aka out they will release another pedal that will make you

What do these pedal require MA wise? I know it's somewhere in this thread but I uhhh...am lazy? Ok, I admitted it. LOL! I think it's 120 ma...

So my question is, could these be causing noise in my signal chain if they are under powered? I found my signal was getting a lot of noise. So I eliminate the Noisinator, there was still noise, so I took off another, still noise, and ended up removing all 4. Now I'm noise free other than the hum from my cab and tube head. I've had this happen before with pedals and I know it can be a range of a ton of shit. Hell it could even be another pedal doing it and just making these lose current. I'm not sure! My pedal power plus does 100 ma for most of the spots is why I'm asking.

I could be my fucking Boss DD500 too...I know I'm underpowering that by like half it's requirements. God damn power supplies. Sigh. lol

At least 120ma but better on 200ma. It's strange all 4 cause added noise on isolated power, very strange.

Well, it could be something else too. A patch cable? Who knows. LOL. I'll test them all alone. Maybe it's my power supply itself! It's possible.

HOLY SHIT THE CARPET I LOVE IT CANT FOCUS ON SCHOOL WORK SEND HELP