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So a muff with presets that only really has one setting and not that featured control set

qersty wrote:So a muff with presets that only really has one setting and not that featured control set

I can see producers with excess cash getting these, but it seems fairly pointless to me. I have a Goat plugin (they're on sale all the time for $10), and I don't see a $300 alternative outperforming it for my needs.

https://www.audiority.com/shop/big-goat/

qersty wrote:So a muff with presets that only really has one setting and not that featured control set

Pretty much

*new company alert*

Batch #1 is ready to go. I don't love the UI (4 pages of menu-less editing). If you don't mind that, this might be a nice compliment to a Gen Loss or Wardenclyffe, for people seeking the ultimate lo-fi rig.

https://kinotoneaudio.com/products/ribbons/

https://soundcloud.com/kinotone-audio

https://www.instagram.com/kinotoneaudio/

I've been on the fence regarding the Generation Loss MkII for whatever reason--I know it's a whole new thing, and I like the new features, but I just haven't been able to pull the trigger. I decided to spend that money on Ribbons instead. Having a looper and reverb built in is appealing, and the "touch" features seem like they have a lot of potential. I think I'll be able to get along with the UI, but we'll see. Chase Bliss has introduced Meris-style unlabeled secondary features with the Gen Loss MkII, so there aren't really any complex digital pedals with a wysiwyg interface anymore. Maybe more pedal companies will start using tiny screens with knob labels and positions on them like Cooper FX did with the Arcades and now Alexander has with their Leap series.

There are several demos for the Korg Drumlogue ($600 retail), but everyone I skipped through just features shitty club music. It would have been nice to hear something in the neighborhood of experimental/ambient/lo-fi hip hop/percussion with delay pedals. Loopop has a demo, but who wants to listen to a 58-min oral presentation at midnight? If someone finds a good demo, please share it.

echorec wrote:*new company alert*

Batch #1 is ready to go. I don't love the UI (4 pages of menu-less editing). If you don't mind that, this might be a nice compliment to a Gen Loss or Wardenclyffe, for people seeking the ultimate lo-fi rig.

I saw this and first was intrigued but 4 knobs is way too few. Like 4 layers of functions? nope! then i realized i also am pedge...

But since we get new small companies doing digital does that mean the chip shortage thing is over? hoping more crazy people get back to making DSP

Also anybody who mentioned the new dreadbox? pitchy delay sounds nice

New tiny menu series pedal from Alexander.

https://www.alexanderpedals.com/shop/rewind

The Eristic wrote:New tiny menu series pedal from Alexander.

https://www.alexanderpedals.com/shop/rewind

Good sounds, and surely better user interface than the neo series.
Too bad i am UBER-DONE with menu diving.

Dowi wrote: Too bad i am UBER-DONE with menu diving.

Even with this?

Moog is doing another release of the Model 10 if anyone has a spare dozen thousand sitting around

This pedal with the real time slow down blew my mind with the programming: https://kinotoneaudio.com/products/ribbons/

Confuzzled wrote:This pedal with the real time slow down blew my mind with the programming: https://kinotoneaudio.com/products/ribbons/

a new pedal using an stm chip in this economy? i guess that's why it's so expensive but wow, i wonder where they buy parts haha...

Seance wrote:

Dowi wrote: Too bad i am UBER-DONE with menu diving.

Even with this?

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Muff diving?

qersty wrote:

Seance wrote:

Dowi wrote: Too bad i am UBER-DONE with menu diving.

Even with this?

Muff diving?