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hi
i really like to know what pedal he use.
the big one with 6 knobs and three switches
you can see it at 9min 38 when he manipule it

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ffa0g-FUFBs&ab_channel=OUTRAAssocia%C3%A7%C3%A3oCultural[/youtube]

may it's diy it seems that it have a little blue screen ...

thanks

noisefield wrote:

cool vid!
unfortunately, i can't really make out much from the dark image
maybe someone with better eyes than mine
i do wonder if it's something like an HX Stomp....

yes i realy like his work.
i'm a beginner gurdy player and it's a great instrument

I'm going to venture it's a DIY box - he was mentioning Max/MSP in an interview I found, so perhaps it's something along those lines?

The orientation of the knobs & switches along with the LCD screen is not as common with commercial builds (sizing & space matters, not as much with DIY), which is really why I say that, though.

Based on the cut in the video, maybe it's a custom distortion of some kind? He talks frequently about acoustic resonance, so perhaps it's a very specific program he wrote & installed in that box?

ah - that makes sense

Very hard to tell from that angle but it kind of looks like a Mod Devices Dwarf to me?

backwardsvoyager wrote:Very hard to tell from that angle but it kind of looks like a Mod Devices Dwarf to me?

I considered this too, but perhaps not:

ahh, you're right.

the layout is very similar to the pi-Stomp, so I would guess that its a Raspberry Pi-based DIY unit.
it's possible to run Max and Puredata patches as effects in virtual pedalboard chains on those (as well as the MOD Dwarf).

cool - really makes sense.

i bought an Electrosmith Daisy Petal on a whim a while back because they were dangling it for real cheap, and because they made words like "pure data max/msp zrrbbl gloamng krrfluthrr" but it has been a big disappointment so far with virtually no development and i am also a disappointment who hasn't bothered to learn any programming to make that happen myself - maybe i'll look at a better-supported format like the mod dwarf someday....

Dandolin wrote:cool - really makes sense.

i bought an Electrosmith Daisy Petal on a whim a while back because they were dangling it for real cheap, and because they made words like "pure data max/msp zrrbbl gloamng krrfluthrr" but it has been a big disappointment so far with virtually no development and i am also a disappointment who hasn't bothered to learn any programming to make that happen myself - maybe i'll look at a better-supported format like the mod dwarf someday....

like does it implement Pd poorly or something? I saw some demo of the eurorack version and it seemed like you just shoved Pd patches into it. Maybe im naiive?