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waltdogg wrote:The crackling doesn't do it quite enough for me. But I'd love to have a Fuck to play around with.

I have never tried that. The fuck is it?

It's a Pt2399 design (as far as I know no one's made an official run of them that's just what the circuit is called) that came from a well-intentioned breaux over on DIY stompboxes:
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/i ... ic=87493.0


Here's Skully's demo of one:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFyIySPCo5c[/youtube]

Although mine doesn't have the toggle switch his does.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tAS8-J2SX4[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHO6L1HrPA4[/youtube]

Might do something like what you're looking for?

Needs to be more fucked up than that.

Noise Swash or Thornoscillator can do some war sounds. Or Year4545.

A pedal that reads my mind and produces the sound I'm thinking of. Also

Dungus wrote:that climbed off my pedal board and hung about with me and rapped and shit

waltdogg wrote:AN explosion sounds pedal. Hit your guitar's strings and the pedal literally makes war noises. Sounds like tanks rolling, shells exploding, machine gun fire, and bombs dropping. I have no idea what would achieve this but I've toyed the idea around with my pedal building friend. He's not sure where to start.

Take something in Roland guitar synth land. Put individual strings to different voices/samples on an external trigger and go to town.

Gr-55 has the usual machinegun/laserbeam stuff but not the whole war in the special effects setting.

I want to make a noise/rumble/thunder/hiss/crackle/rain generator pedal somehow. Not prerecorded sounds but synthesis that creates all that based on input, and feeds off of it.

D.o.S. wrote:Convolution verb in a stompbox.

That already exists...
http://www.logidy.com/

Now that's fucking nifty.

Yeah, it's one of these things that makes you think "Do I need this ? Because I kinda want this..."

Yeah, that looks really nice. There are different versions for reverbs and amp IRs, I don't understand why they can't both do the same thing. Also, too expensive for what it is, which makes it easier to ignore, I guess.