Seppuku FX

[lordgalvar]

Leftover scraps//these were vids that I recovered from when my phone went nuts...just leftovers...more clean b-filter and running it first in the chain.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOxytWxy0mo[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOxytWxy0mo

[Uncle Grandfather]

LG coming through....

[UglyCasanova]

B-filter is so cray!

Oh, get here, box of cray...

[lordgalvar]

Anything else you all want to see with it? I think I covered most of it (I mean there are other sounds in there, but I am limited in my playing...haha). Ah! Maybe I will run it on synth or something? Maybe not until monday...Anything you want me to try?

I got a lot of videos I want to make too...like routing craziness on the RMA Dirty Doper with the Industrialectric Incinerator (so many ins and outs), looping the output of the RMA back to the input with a bunch of different types of mods and shifters (flange, KK, mind warp, etc), arcaderator/uglyface stuff...

UG, how does the delay control work on the new Mind Warp? Is it like a sense control or a threshold before the mod kicks in....or is it literally a delay? Or is it more like an offset for the waveform like a flange or something?

Also still gotta compare all three Memory Losses...and try that UG trick with Mr. Ian Curtis Water...you know, for psychic television.

[Chankgeez]

Oh, get here, box of cray...

I think you used the wrong smiley.

Anything else you all want to see with it?

I think I heard some Wookie in that last one.

So, maybe, more Wookie.

[lordgalvar]

[youtube]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8P9d-N3iGMs[/youtube]

Chewbaca mode with other pedals, got it! haha

[Chankgeez]

Yeah, your Wookie sounds better. From like 2:16 on to the end of your clip. More of that, please.

[UglyCasanova]

I want that mem loss comparison video, LG! Looper -> MLs -> tweak tweak tweak

[lordgalvar]

I want that mem loss comparison video, LG! Looper -> MLs -> tweak tweak tweak

Hmmmm....looper, eh?

Ummm...do I have a looper not on the IC Water? Do I know how to use the IC Water looper?* CT5? ummmm....damn, haha!

Anybody want to loan me a real looper? I'll loan you something cool.

*nope...maybe I will figure it out?

[UglyCasanova]

The looper on the IC is fairly simple. Put in repeat mode, click the bypass switch once to record, again to stop recording, again to overdub, hold to stop loop.

The other knobs have no effect.

[lordgalvar]

The looper on the IC is fairly simple. Put in repeat mode, click the bypass switch once to record, again to stop recording, hold to stop loop.

The other knobs have no effect.

I try now!

[lordgalvar]

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

Seppuku Memory Loss x 3!

First guitar loop is fast to show how they react without "space".
The second loop is at full volume and slow to show how they react to "space".
The third loop is played at half volume on my guitar to trigger the one first in the chain (sideways one). Much more activity out of that one this time 'round...I think it needs to be locked in with an attenuator.
The last loop is me turning the guitar knob to swell it in a Slow Gear kinda way

The sideways new memory loss requires a low or weak signal. The boost control boosts the signal into the circuit which makes it easier to trigger resets...but my SGV300 is already too hot and makes it constantly reset when at anything above half volume (or a hard string hit even at half volume). I really think an attenuator needs to be ran before the pedal...or a good volume pedal (then you could swing between bad ass distortion [check first loop], delay resets, and awesome oscillating repeats). This one has the most potential, but maybe the hardest to deal with overall.

The middle blue one with the external chip is a magical oscillating delay. I didn't really feed it an exceptionally hot signal to see if I can get it to reset, but it sounds wonderfully lo-fi and full. Has the second most volume of the three. This is the most normal of the three. Still has a great character and needs more exploration.

The final one that is almost out of the shot is my old 5-knob b/w one. It is the sharpest, harshest and loudest of the three. It also does the best with a high, hot signal. Different styles of glitch everywhere but not all illustrated in this video. The resets require more planning with this version to happen, but I know it can do it (seen in other videos). Some really nice overall harshness to it...might be the hardest to dial in overall. Maybe this is the "glitchy" version?

Another thing to note is that they all act slightly different and behave better when fed a direct guitar signal as opposed to a looper signal (I assume that is an input impedance issue, much like fuzzes or something).

Hope it is good enough? Had to play slow too...you're all going to be sick of bad guitar lines by the end haha.

[Uncle Grandfather]

awesome
really are pretty different from one another. have you tried swapping chips on the the four knobber?

ummm, need to go double check that delay control on the mind warp....

[Chankgeez]

awesome

Yeah, beginning kinda reminds me of this:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gaw2qi1-RJs[/youtube]

Which's appropriate to this thread because of this:

[lordgalvar]

Nope, haven't swapped the chip yet...might make it boost more for resets! haha, or less or do nothing? haha

Also, I updated the description for the video on the post above.