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I wonder if one of these going into a envelope filter (like the EHX Talkng Machine) would sound cool, lame, or any different at all.

I feel like this is going to be on everyone's board in the near future

Aw dude, this looks fantastic! Running it with a wah and a pitch shifter, into a fuzz, nyan-mode -> Summon all of teh cats.

Eivind August wrote:Aw dude, this looks fantastic! Running it with a wah and a pitch shifter, into a fuzz, nyan-mode -> Summon all of teh cats.

Thanks, I had forgot that song existed. Now it's back were it should be: on repeat in my head.

HAVE SOME FUN WITH MIKU!

I wonder if running a bass through it would even work, like if it would still track okay, and if she would just sound like a man

Miku -> Pog (1&2 octaves down) -> 100% wet reverse reverb -> doomy fuzz...

you know what fucking rules?

besides O'Doyle?

if i posted this ANYWHERE else it would have been a shitshow of troglodytes saying 'what the hell is the point of that?'

here, it's 5 pages of genuine excitement and trying to figure out new and unique ways to utilize something that has a demo with 20 seconds of one setting.

i want to be in a band with all of you.

I love it

we need to form our own glenn branca guitar orchestra. ILF style. with ONE HUNDRED FUZZY MIKUS.

DOES THIS ACTUALLY EXIST?! WANT SO HAAAAAAAAAAARD!

Japanese domestic items can usually be found on rakuten.com. One store I visit often on rakuten is called chuya-online. They seem to stock pedals from all over the world, and offer great prices on japenese built brands. This is how I purchased my LAL Lluna when they were first released. I mainly check that site for LAL, Masf, and Free the Tone. Its ridiculous how much cheaper chuya offers Free the Tone pedals, compared to american boutique dealers. Things come and go on that site so I check it often.

Not sure when the Korg Miku will be availible, but may want to check out chuya first.

braaandooon wrote:Japanese domestic items can usually be found on rakuten.com. One store I visit often on rakuten is called chuya-online. They seem to stock pedals from all over the world, and offer great prices on japenese built brands. This is how I purchased my LAL Lluna when they were first released. I mainly check that site for LAL, Masf, and Free the Tone. Its ridiculous how much cheaper chuya offers Free the Tone pedals, compared to american boutique dealers. Things come and go on that site so I check it often.

Not sure when the Korg Miku will be availible, but may want to check out chuya first.

Excellent tip, thank you for sharing.

This thing is so weird and so ILF

First thing I thought when I saw this thread is that they finally made somthing cool to stack with this...

I'm not remotely into anime, but this is incredible! I want one, So. Bad.