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Gone Fission wrote:t.c.’s MIDI in the Toneprint/Ditto stuff has always disappointed to the extent that it has even had it. The Mash switches are interesting, and okay, some specialized algorithms that catch up to the competition of eight years ago. But that’s kind of like putting a spoiler and rims on a Geo Prizm. As the Knobs demo of the Flashback Triple suggests, there are probably good, music inspiring sounds that can be gotten out of this. But not giving me any tingle.

I doubt I'll ever trust TC Electronic switches, they are flakier than my high school ex.

Inconuucl wrote:

Gone Fission wrote:t.c.’s MIDI in the Toneprint/Ditto stuff has always disappointed to the extent that it has even had it. The Mash switches are interesting, and okay, some specialized algorithms that catch up to the competition of eight years ago. But that’s kind of like putting a spoiler and rims on a Geo Prizm. As the Knobs demo of the Flashback Triple suggests, there are probably good, music inspiring sounds that can be gotten out of this. But not giving me any tingle.

I doubt I'll ever trust TC Electronic switches, they are flakier than my high school ex.

My Polytune Noir takes about 9 stomps to turn on and off again. It's great!

I hear scandal galleries are going to be pretty big this summer

https://nativeaudio.us/subscriberlist/wilderness

The Wilderness is an analog-voiced delay with up to 1000 milliseconds of delay time. The Wilderness offers feedback, mix, and modulation controls that are global to its two modes: tap and ramp. Tap mode offers tap tempo functionality with four available subdivisions. Ramp mode allows the user to set a slow and fast delay time, and accelerate between the two, creating a pitch-shifting effect.

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

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCtvgmEAeok

Gone Fission wrote:t.c.’s MIDI in the Toneprint/Ditto stuff has always disappointed to the extent that it has even had it. The Mash switches are interesting, and okay, some specialized algorithms that catch up to the competition of eight years ago. But that’s kind of like putting a spoiler and rims on a Geo Prizm. As the Knobs demo of the Flashback Triple suggests, there are probably good, music inspiring sounds that can be gotten out of this. But not giving me any tingle.

I couldn't get into the Triple Flashback and returned it immediately. It sounded so lo-fi and murky, even without using all 3 delays. The algos in the Alter Ego X4 were so much better.

The AE X4 did have two huge flaws---no modulation depth/rate control and there was no way to recall presets. I could never understand why TCE never combined the Triple with the AE X4, while also adding proper MIDI memory and a modulation pot. That could've competed against basically any stompbox delay.

Just like the Flashback series being a step behind, I imagine in a few more years Uli the Brain will hear about granular delay and make a half-assed effort, while failing to bring anything worthwhile to the table.

https://www.chicagomusicexchange.com/se ... ype=reverb

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRTz2-V-jL4[/youtube]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRTz2-V-jL4

The new version of the Outward will finally be available this coming Tuesday, August 6th at 10:00 am, CST (check your time zone against Minneapolis time).

There will also be a pre-order for the next run of Outwards. So, if the direct order is sold out, please check my store page for the pre-order option. I hope this allows people who missed out and really want the pedal an option to access one, albeit with a longer wait time (3-5 month estimate).

Cost : $285

manual: https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/88a462_8 ... 0c501a.pdf

order: https://www.cooperfx.com/buy?utm_campai ... _source=so

https://www.instagram.com/p/B0rkakPAmul/

drolofx
This is going to be real good!
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reposted from @bettysfx Here's a video tease of the new Drolo Stamme[tt], available exclusively to us for use in our builds. Inspired by the Stamme[n] this circuit has 8 carefully tweaked effects optimized for adventurous effect manipulation with your strumming hand while playing - spindown/speedup reverbs, forward/reverse interval based delays, trigger-less looping, extreme sample mangling, lo-fi chorus and pitch vibrato, and more. As we approach the launch of pre-built Betty's guitars with this circuit inside we'll be posting more in-depth videos of all the patches in use. Get ready to crumble!

counttherings wrote:https://www.instagram.com/p/B0rkakPAmul/

drolofx
This is going to be real good!
.
reposted from @bettysfx Here's a video tease of the new Drolo Stamme[tt], available exclusively to us for use in our builds. Inspired by the Stamme[n] this circuit has 8 carefully tweaked effects optimized for adventurous effect manipulation with your strumming hand while playing - spindown/speedup reverbs, forward/reverse interval based delays, trigger-less looping, extreme sample mangling, lo-fi chorus and pitch vibrato, and more. As we approach the launch of pre-built Betty's guitars with this circuit inside we'll be posting more in-depth videos of all the patches in use. Get ready to crumble!

That clip is cool but trapping a $400 pedal in a single guitar seems counterintuitive to me.

Kinda fun though?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFeioPPAR7U[/youtube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFeioPPAR7U

I think I'd stop seeing it as a pedal once it's in a guitar. It's just part of the instrument at that point. Seems pretty cool to me. Should add one of those sustainer pickups to it too

https://www.instagram.com/p/B0vKRJ4H-NN/

I do believe I sense a pattern here.

echorec wrote:https://www.instagram.com/p/B0vKRJ4H-NN/