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univalve wrote:

sylnau wrote:Ring mod that adjust automaticaly to the chord or note your playing without having to use a CV.

Beside that this kills (my idea of) the ringmod: pigtronix mothership has an "intelligent" ringmod.

Thanks, I will look at some demo.

bob the r0bot wrote:

sylnau wrote:Ring mod that adjust automaticaly to the chord or note your playing without having to use a CV.

Have you considered a harmonizer?

Any recomendation?

univalve wrote:

sylnau wrote:Ring mod that adjust automaticaly to the chord or note your playing without having to use a CV.

Beside that this kills (my idea of) the ringmod: pigtronix mothership has an "intelligent" ringmod.

Interesting... but sound too synthy for me.

sylnau wrote:

univalve wrote:

sylnau wrote:Ring mod that adjust automaticaly to the chord or note your playing without having to use a CV.

Beside that this kills (my idea of) the ringmod: pigtronix mothership has an "intelligent" ringmod.

Interesting... but sound too synthy for me.

I don't like it either

You could also use this http://thesquarewaveparade.com/mingrod2.html and e.g. prerecord your second ringmod signal. Or Split your signal and change the Pitch. But like i tried to say before: if the modulation source is too similar the effect is not really ringmodish. Probably have also a Look at the ehx ring thing.

univalve wrote:

sylnau wrote:

univalve wrote:

sylnau wrote:Ring mod that adjust automaticaly to the chord or note your playing without having to use a CV.

Beside that this kills (my idea of) the ringmod: pigtronix mothership has an "intelligent" ringmod.

Interesting... but sound too synthy for me.

I don't like it either

You could also use this http://thesquarewaveparade.com/mingrod2.html and e.g. prerecord your second ringmod signal. Or Split your signal and change the Pitch. But like i tried to say before: if the modulation source is too similar the effect is not really ringmodish. Probably have also a Look at the ehx ring thing.

At the moment I'm using the Catalinbread Heliotrope (not really a ringmod... but it's doing a great job).
An autotune Randy's Revenge would be the best for me (whish that exists).

I'm not a fan of EHX.

me, neither, but occasionally they have something that works better than the generally available alternatives. e.g. i needed a clean octave-down splitter to fake bass parts on my loops, and the only thing i could find that didn't only do fuzzy synth bass was the Octave Multiplexer. if you want the sound, sometimes you have to cross your own boundaries to get there.

Gearmond wrote:
(probably exists) a loop pedal where each recorded bit is on it's own independant time loop. like i can have a 2.5 second loop, and record a 5 second loop on top of it, so the total loop ends up being the 5 sec one once, and the 2.5 one twice. so i can layer up some excellent polyrhythms.

The Boomerang III Phrase Sampler can do this.

A fuzz that has every fuzz circuit ever in it, each one individually foot-switchable with every possible transistor and clipping diode options
on toggle switches

And call it the "Super Big Tone Muff and Face Bender Fuzz-a-round Master Factory of Fuzz Machine"

Adoom wrote:

Gearmond wrote:
(probably exists) a loop pedal where each recorded bit is on it's own independant time loop. like i can have a 2.5 second loop, and record a 5 second loop on top of it, so the total loop ends up being the 5 sec one once, and the 2.5 one twice. so i can layer up some excellent polyrhythms.

The Boomerang III Phrase Sampler can do this.

nice!

do they make one that doesn't cost $400?

Fuzz_Pi wrote:And call it the "Super Big Tone Muff and Face Bender Fuzz-a-round Master Factory of Fuzz Machine"

Or just plain and simple:
The Fuzz.

ooh heres a good pet project fuzz.

the Purposefully Shitty Fuzz.

where you take the fuzz setting out if a valvetronix and add some knobs and switches

I was always hoping for a pedal that does what the ring stinger does but actually sounds like the glacier and having a usefull fuzz tone aswell as a switchable octave up and down. But guess what somebody is already building this for me "schwing"

Kayzer wrote:I was always hoping for a pedal that does what the ring stinger does but actually sounds like the glacier and having a usefull fuzz tone aswell as a switchable octave up and down. But guess what somebody is already building this for me "schwing"

and who is somebody?

univalve wrote:

Kayzer wrote:I was always hoping for a pedal that does what the ring stinger does but actually sounds like the glacier and having a usefull fuzz tone aswell as a switchable octave up and down. But guess what somebody is already building this for me "schwing"

and who is somebody?

And will there be more than one?

A fuzz/delay, where both effects are footswitchable, and have a clean blend/mix knob, and there is a third footswitch for random, stuttering delays, whose level/intensity is controlled by a knob.

I recognize this is lame but it is the only thing I can think of

Volume Pedal with Built in Tuner Buffer and Noise Gate:
Tuner could be set up to work when the volume was rocked to off.
Gate and buffer could be side switchable

Maybe like a Decimater and and MI audio boost and buff built into the new Dunlop Volume pedal with a good tuner built in.
If that exists someone should tell me

I know this isn't a pedal but a 60-100 watt valve Junior would be cool with just the one knob and a cab with 2x12 top and a 1x15 on bottom