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I received an email regarding this. Checked it out. The video is pretty weak sounding but I'm curious how far the programming can take this:

http://www.electrosmash.com/pedalshield

Hm, I know some C#, so hopefully it wouldn't be too hard to change that into C/C++. I've been interested in this stuff for a while now though.

3 knobs is too limiting, make a 6 knob version and I'll get coding.

the exposed sides would give me pause, especially something that is going to be on the floor and being stomped on. desktop i could be okay. but even then, these types of sandwich style enclosures always seem weird to me...

otherwise looks pretty cool. i think there are a few other similar type dealies out there. patchblocks, owl, and a few others i forget the names. i've seen em on kickstarter tho

Yeah, but look at that pcb bottom:

Chankgeez wrote:Yeah, but look at that pcb bottom:

yeah but you're just jealous that you cant rock out like that guy can

I'm interested in principle as a learning tool. I wonder if you can multiple functions onto the knobs? Also, duder on the back must remember to step on it....

Dandolin wrote:I'm interested in principle as a learning tool. I wonder if you can multiple functions onto the knobs? Also, duder on the back must remember to step on it....

With the power of SCIENCE you can attach any number of controls to a single knob. It's the nature of the digital beast.

One easy way to double the controls would be to have the pots attached to certain parameters with the programmable switch up, and a different set of parameters with it down. 6 pots right there.

Bam! ILF in action-thanks for the insight, may the learning continue....

Also, that OWL looks purty danged cool, Doctor....