New Pedal Build - Crushed Glass (granular sampler)

[cloudscapes]

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

full info on blog
http://soniccrayon.blogspot.com/2010/12 ... nular.html

[smile_man]

fuck. just fuck.

unobtainium ftw.

edit:

this is the only demo video I've ever watched all the way through.

[hazelwould]

Awesome man! Another stellar execution.

[Companda]

I'll never have one and that makes me angry.

[Tigerbass]

Beautiful...just...beautiful...

[comtrails70]

fuck. just fuck.

unobtainium ftw.

edit:

this is the only demo video I've ever watched all the way through.

I'll never have one and that makes me angry.

I am Mango!

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*stomp*
but you cannot have the mango.
go away!
*turns around and grabs in your direction*



ha..same here btw. i didn't even skip once through that demo.

[tuffteef]

the joys of being really smart

[theactionindex]

fucking phenomenal.

[leastwise]

This is fantastic. I hope you can find a way to make more of these.

[aussy]

Quick question cloudscapes me boy: does your profession have anything to do with electronics or programing? I'm just wondering if you got into this as a hobby/interest, or already had a base of knowledge to build on.

[Achtane]

That is beautiful. Very impressive!

[cloudscapes]

thanks guys. I have a bit of a leftover cold so I might of sounded weird (also english isn't my first language, derp)

I may build a few of these but not soon. and only after a redesign. consider this a prototype with enough inherent flaws to need one. I cannot sell it as-is.

Quick question cloudscapes me boy: does your profession have anything to do with electronics or programing? I'm just wondering if you got into this as a hobby/interest, or already had a base of knowledge to build on.

none at all (my job is computer art. photoshop, 3ds max, that sort of stuff).

I did have a sort of base, though. I had a bunch of those 100-in-one kits as a kid. you know, with the little springs. make siren, annoy neighbors, etc. learning basic computer programming was also part of highschool computer science, and I did some of that in my spare time around then too.

fast forward 10 years of nothing in relation, then I picked it up again like 4 years ago as pedal modding. modding led to existing diy designs off of schematics onto breadboard (no kits). simple noise generators and synths too. not just effects, and that was important. breadboards lead to experimentation and easy swapping. easy swapping led to "modular" circuits. combining shit and making it do things differently. combining synth stuff with effect stuff (like FLOs, ADSRs, FM, AM). modular designs led to starting from scratch. crazy ideas led to digging up past programming knowledge, learning how to apply that to microcontrollers (it's like a CPU) and how to get even more out of circuits that way.

I think also having a penchant for knob-twiddling, the noise/drone/ambient scene and improv also helped it getting crazy ideas. fuck 2 knob overdrives!

[Jero]

thanks guys. english isn't my first language, derp)

I never would have guessed! (real talk)
What's that little black button

[cloudscapes]

What's that little black button

it resets the thing if the CPU hangs up. can also be used to clear the loop.

[dubkitty]

wowzer. as is that's a really impressive home creation, with which i could happily disappear up my own ass for six or eight months. with some refinement it could be a truly incredible dub-mangler in a box. i can hardly wait to see what v.2 sounds like.