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01010111 wrote:As always, a small ditto-style looper with midi sync

small size
one knob
three inputs: power, midi, audio
one output: audio
one footswitch

At this point, I feel like I’m just going to make this myself

And so much this - it's a no brainer right? Do a stereo version too.

I just want my bass to sound like people screaming from the depth of hell.

chrisdermo wrote:

01010111 wrote:As always, a small ditto-style looper with midi sync

small size
one knob
three inputs: power, midi, audio
one output: audio
one footswitch

At this point, I feel like I’m just going to make this myself

And so much this - it's a no brainer right? Do a stereo version too.

H9 is not that big, and it does have 1 knob lol.

dubkitty wrote:

"Gibson Kalamazoo G-101 keyboard emulator, or at least the pitch glide and other effects that can be heard on most of Sun Ra's 1973 output"

is this also the oddly guitaristic keyboard heard on the Atlantis album?

I was about to say that I wasn't sure, but then I returned to this thread and the answer is yes! http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/t ... 59/page-13

I love this era/sound of Ra and I can only imagine how magical it would be to get some of those sounds on my guitar.

frigid midget wrote:Bitquest with an actual ligit flanger mode.

I use the shit out of that flanger

cherler wrote:

frigid midget wrote:Bitquest with an actual ligit flanger mode.

I use the shit out of that flanger

Needs another knob though.

Another vote for a Vortex pedal.

I'd also like a device meant for low bass instruments (synth type pitches) with tons of gravelly texture (smooth fuzz is worthless here), a Meat Box type EQ/boost, maybe a hard chopping fast tremolo built in, and a detune function like a Polytope etc.

cherler wrote:

frigid midget wrote:Bitquest with an actual ligit flanger mode.

I use the shit out of that flanger

Yeah, this makes no sense. That flanger is rad.
Positive or negative regen that can oscillate, ability to stop the lfo and use it as a comb filter, adjustable delay time, mix and tone controls... plus DIRTY FLANGER!

What am I missing here?

A non warbly digital pitch shifter with at least one preset switch that doesn't cost 300+ dollars. At this point I'm considering just buying 2 pitchforks

neonblack wrote:A non warbly digital pitch shifter with at least one preset switch that doesn't cost 300+ dollars. At this point I'm considering just buying 2 pitchforks

That's what I do on my board. Im sure the Pitch Fork deluxe is coming eventually though.

I have this vague idea of an ideal pitch shifter in my mind. Something that doesn't sound like your typical pitch shifter, but still melds with your guitar instead of sounding like it's added on top. And probably with some weird, glitchy modes. But I guess coding it would take time and be expensive, and my ideas aren't necessarily marketable. The new Dwarfcraft comes close, though.

Oh, and digital dirt that doesn't try to replicate analog dirt. Sort of like the Guitar Disruptor - embrace the digital sound. Imagine an actual GameBoy-dirt. Or even better, a digital dirt synth thing that can switch between GameBoy and SNES sounds.

chrisdermo wrote: 5) A true stereo reverse reverb

The Digitech Hardwire RV7 can do that I think (I don't have one alas) but it has reverse reverb and is true stereo.

Pedal that makes me sound like this:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skbyquBusPU[/youtube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skbyquBusPU

A clean octave down that is analog and track well.