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UglyCasanova wrote:Hexe Sound Cartridge info: https://www.hexefx.com/pedals/scart

He told me pre-orders should be up in October. Depending on price point, I might have to jump on it.

This one is right right up my alley.

The video of the sound cartridge he just posted on YouTube sounds so good! This thing looks like a lot of fun!

I have been casually searching for a nice chiptune sound on and off for years. Never tried a Data Corruptor but heard some of those NES sounds in some demos, seemed close at least. Various bit crushers and octave fuzzes didn't quite do it for me. So the Hexe Sound Cartridge might be perfect.

UglyCasanova wrote:Hexe Sound Cartridge info: https://www.hexefx.com/pedals/scart

He told me pre-orders should be up in October. Depending on price point, I might have to jump on it.

I read the website. they say they can mimic the sound. so that leads me to believe that it does not actually have the hardware. just an emulation. here is the real thing.

https://reverb.com/item/20985347-analog ... ack-module

Oh nice! That's definitely of a lot more interest to me than doing it with a guitar.

Whether it's the real deal or an emulation I think the pedal seems to nail the sound from the demos out so far

if you like the sound then I don't see anything wrong with emulation. to me it seems like a lot of work to emulate something that already exists. you can emulate a C64 SID but the filter will always be a little too emulated. pokey has a filter circuit so that is one possible way it might be different. I have no idea how good the emulation is. my theory is that failed emulations can also be new unique designs. the only way this could be bad is if no one likes the sound.

yeah agree.

The big difference here vs what already exists is you can just plug a guitar or whatever into it and it'll track the pitch and spit out videogame noises. This is a big thing for a lot of people. Personally I'm not into guitar synth pedals because synths exist but some people love em

Everyone's guessing reverb, but I hope it's a granular delay, phaser, or looper/splicing pedal.

https://www.instagram.com/strymonengineering (premieres Wednesday night)

abandon hope, all ye who enter here

If a new Strymon gets released in the woods and no one gives a fuck, does it make a sound?

Looks like grains to me

I'm trying to enhance, but...

it's not even plugged in - cord's hanging off the side of the countertop

coupleonapkins wrote:
Looks like grains to me

No wonder the ants have been after them leaving grains lying around

It's a sequencer.