Pitchfactor, meh, sell, meh?

[harpies]

I've had it since they came out, but I don't play with it much at all. I like the presets, but I really can't go beyond that because all the tweaking I do leads to a very unusable, digital mess. I know I should invest more time with the manual, but I'm still thinking of selling it. I like to tweak, but something about multifaceted digital pedals takes a lot of the joy out of it. I would only really miss the crystals and the arp effects, and I'd gladly pay half price to get those two effects in a pedal, but I don't know if that is justification enough to keep it. I've got a pog and plenty of octave fuzzes as comfort.

Your thoughts please.

[Gunner Recall]

Don't do it...

I understand what you mean by getting lost in the interface with a fancy pedal like that...
but if you take some time to fully grasp it, the pitchfactor is capable of some truly wonderous sounds.

[Blurillaz]

give to me for free

[veteransdaypoppy]

pay me to take it.

[harpies]

I'm fortunate enough to afford these toys now and then, but not enough to give 'em away. sorry guys. I probably will end up selling it. I just think the pitchfactor does require a lot of time to sink into, and I too often use pedal fiddling and other hobbies as distractions from producing music, especially when I think a pedal can be a crutch or help dazzle up the song. shit, I just need to focus on finishing songs first, then dress them up later. The pitchfactor is just that, a big distraction.