Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 1:58 pm
Death grips 
The pedal that makes my guitar sound like the guitar in this:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrQlDV2qcu0[/youtube]
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Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 10:23 pm
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 10:03 pm
It's time to dream again (dream baby dream).
At the moment I dream for something between a fuzzface and a tonebender.
3 knobs (volume, fuzz and bias).
3 way switch (silicon, germanium, silicon+germanium).
3 way switch (add a little overdrive to the fuzz, so: no overdrive, pre fuzz, post fuzz).
9v regular power.
At the moment I dream for something between a fuzzface and a tonebender.
3 knobs (volume, fuzz and bias).
3 way switch (silicon, germanium, silicon+germanium).
3 way switch (add a little overdrive to the fuzz, so: no overdrive, pre fuzz, post fuzz).
9v regular power.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 10:13 pm
sylnau wrote:It's time to dream again (dream baby dream).
At the moment I dream for something between a fuzzface and a tonebender.
3 knobs (volume, fuzz and bias).
3 way switch (silicon, germanium, silicon+germanium).
3 way switch (add a little overdrive to the fuzz, so: no overdrive, pre fuzz, post fuzz).
9v regular power.
I think you should have a little chat with John Lyons.
Not sayin' he'd do it, but he might.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 10:18 pm
I like modern take on old idea...
I would see Brian from SS/BS or KenINFANEM doing this.
Like a SS/BS Hawk++.
I would see Brian from SS/BS or KenINFANEM doing this.
Like a SS/BS Hawk++.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 11:32 pm
it's complicated...
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 12:02 am
zRobertez wrote:Mine? A lofi pedal, like a vibrato and a mellow bit crusher all in one.
Two switches for vibrato and bit reduction.
The vibrato would be a slow randomized warble that kind of dampens your tone a little to make it sound like an old worn record. A knob for rate, a knob for depth/amount of warpiness, and another for tone.
The bit side would be a be a musical but gentle bit crushed sound. There would be a bit reduction knob, a knob for mix, and maybe a knob for speed or tone.
It would be perfect for some lofi playing or some warped out nasty volume swells or just some trippy wacky music. I would love it.
Come on Earthquaker? Malekko? Subdecay? I believe in you guys.
I'm pretty sure that Brian from smallsound/bigsound has been working on exactly this for a while. He posted clips of his concepting a while back...
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 12:25 am
An analog octaver that doesn't glitch.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 4:38 am
That's what's known as a bass player.Dark Barn wrote:An analog octaver that doesn't glitch.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 5:08 am
I'm thinking that i might have a dream custom pedal built by Kyle one day...
Megasuperüberawesomely Special Twosome... with two fix'd fuzzes (well... deluxe versions anyway), series/parallel switch and blend knob for those parallel sounds
maybe not
but i'd kill for it right now
Megasuperüberawesomely Special Twosome... with two fix'd fuzzes (well... deluxe versions anyway), series/parallel switch and blend knob for those parallel sounds
maybe not
but i'd kill for it right now
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:19 am
devnulljp wrote:That's what's known as a bass player.Dark Barn wrote:An analog octaver that doesn't glitch.
Must... resist... bass player jokes.
A vinyl emulator... a tap tempo gradual pitch shifter (so it makes what you play for the time sound like it's slowing down or speeding up) and... some other pedal or other.
Oh and in actual answer to Dark Barns request, the EHX Deluxe Octave Multiplexer is as close as you will ever come to that.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:23 am
A vinyl emulator... a tap tempo gradual pitch shifter (so it makes what you play for the time sound like it's slowing down or speeding up) and... some other pedal or other.
Can do that with 100% wet delay on a few pedals, not necessarily tap tempo but speedup/slowdown with expression is doable with a Digi Time Bender in one of the tape echo modes, foot/heel with different times.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:30 am
rfurtkamp wrote:A vinyl emulator... a tap tempo gradual pitch shifter (so it makes what you play for the time sound like it's slowing down or speeding up) and... some other pedal or other.
Can do that with 100% wet delay on a few pedals, not necessarily tap tempo but speedup/slowdown with expression is doable with a Digi Time Bender in one of the tape echo modes, foot/heel with different times.
Oh I know it's possible, it's technically possible with BBD technology, I just mean an automated version... sorta like the super ego does glissando automatically.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 9:44 am
devnulljp wrote:That's what's known as a bass player.Dark Barn wrote:An analog octaver that doesn't glitch.
Re: What's your dream pedal?
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:01 pm
A fuzz with a parametric EQ.