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jrfox92 wrote:I didn't realize people still liked Tim Allen.
Or sitcoms from the '90s starring Tim Allen.

Jero wrote:Cocaine isn't an option on there, how disappointing.

V2 mebbe?

coupleonapkins wrote:

Jero wrote:Cocaine isn't an option on there, how disappointing.

V2 mebbe?

shikawkee wrote:

manymanyhaha wrote:
Sorry, I was being unkind. Shouldn't be like that.

I will just say that a product that needs a translator, on purpose, is not really thought out.

It does seem with a little more planning it could be cool. I didn't think you were being unkind.

Gimmicks usually fall flat.
I’d have to rehouse or etch this to make it useful.

echorec wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_moodo0nqU

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_moodo0nqU[/youtube]

intro
octave, glitch delay 3:49
Rainbow Machine-type sounds 5:40
trem 6:19
RM 6:53
cocked wah/filter 7:37
squelchy fuzz 7:56
noise/combo effects
fuzzy reverb 10:18

For under two bills, there's a decent bit of stuff happening here.

https://www.pelicannoiseworks.com/colle ... nford-6100

It's interesting, but all that functionality needs to be spelled out better. It's also very telling how much a company can jam into a chip and get as many sounds as this pedal gets.

Tomkat Cloudy (Clouds) dropping March 8:
http://tomkatpedals.com/blogs/news/what ... 10c787d742

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgtLZCe-GSM[/youtube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgtLZCe-GSM

Dandolin wrote:Tomkat Cloudy (Clouds) dropping March 8:
http://tomkatpedals.com/blogs/news/what ... 10c787d742

looks sweet.
and hot tamale is it a wallet smasher.

odontophobia wrote:

Dandolin wrote:Tomkat Cloudy (Clouds) dropping March 8:
http://tomkatpedals.com/blogs/news/what ... 10c787d742

looks sweet.
and hot tamale is it a wallet smasher.

Keeping an eye on this since a few weeks, still want to hear a proper demo, but reading the specs intrigued me a lot.
And yes, too bad it's a wallet destroyer more than smasher.

FCC approval ain't cheap

I've been interested in Cloudy, too. It seems like a technological step past similar things like the Pladask Fabrikat and the Drolo Molecular Disruptor so it seems priced accordingly. I love that it's open source and seems to be user-hackable.

Also,
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akW2S1HAZvA[/youtube]

Dandolin wrote:Tomkat Cloudy (Clouds) dropping March 8:
http://tomkatpedals.com/blogs/news/what ... 10c787d742

I watched the modular demos. This fucker is insane! I'd love to hear it with a guitar going through it and see if it's a useful piece of equipment. Not afraid of the price. It seems fair for the continued support and development.

The modular demos are great but I'm very curious how it works with guitar. Seems a lot different from the Fabrikat and Molecular Disruptor in the way it might process a guitar signal (less "presets" of combos so to speak) though still very cool.

Dandolin wrote:Tomkat Cloudy (Clouds) dropping March 8:
http://tomkatpedals.com/blogs/news/what ... 10c787d742

Nice to see the additional info on this. Some cool design choices (expression mapping, blend functions split out in separate knobs) and some interesting ones (stereo volume control via internal trimmer? So basically you can have stereo or you can have top-adjustable volume, but not both. Odd choice). Nice to see the CV ins for position and density. Not sure where most people are going to get a random cv source in pedal format, which is what the "module" needs to really open it up, according to clouds creator Emilie. I've been using a custom cv version of the broadcast with a fast s&h to pair with the older blue lantern version of clouds in sort-of pedal format. Not sure what other options are out there.