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Would anyone else out there love to see what EQD would do with a chorus? Could I start a petition or something? Then I could pair it with a White Light for the ultimate Husker Du tone!

It would probably be absolutely fantastic - I would have to get one.

Bret608 wrote:Would anyone else out there love to see what EQD would do with a chorus? Could I start a petition or something? Then I could pair it with a White Light for the ultimate Husker Du tone!

I actually had one in the breadboard last week. I made it just to see if it was possible to do a decent sounding chorus with a digital delay chip. It worked and sounded really good, got the lfo to go super slow which I havent heard in the few chorus pedals I've tried. With a little regeneration it took on a slight flanging sound. I put it down in the book with the 4 billion other designs waiting to be sprinkled with fairy dust and brought to life and figured that was that.

So I guess now is the time to ask, is anyone actually interested in a small simple chorus hacked out of a digital delay chip?

Random stab at the chip... PT2399? If so, that chip is magical.

earthdevice wrote:So I guess now is the time to ask, is anyone actually interested in a small simple chorus hacked out of a digital delay chip?

YES I AM YES

Bret608 wrote:Husker Du tone!

MN ftw















...usually not, but sometimes

You bet; I have no special attachment to analog as opposed to digital as long as it sounds good! I think that the Disaster Transport in particular shows what you're capable of with a good digital chip in an analog context. What about a limited run depending on interest?

Also, it sounds particularly cool that your prototype can approach flanging!

earthdevice wrote:

Bret608 wrote:Would anyone else out there love to see what EQD would do with a chorus? Could I start a petition or something? Then I could pair it with a White Light for the ultimate Husker Du tone!

I actually had one in the breadboard last week. I made it just to see if it was possible to do a decent sounding chorus with a digital delay chip. It worked and sounded really good, got the lfo to go super slow which I havent heard in the few chorus pedals I've tried. With a little regeneration it took on a slight flanging sound. I put it down in the book with the 4 billion other designs waiting to be sprinkled with fairy dust and brought to life and figured that was that.

So I guess now is the time to ask, is anyone actually interested in a small simple chorus hacked out of a digital delay chip?

Hellz yeah, especially if you can wrangle special toanz out of it, like that slight flange you describe. We need more messed up modulation up in here (although I have endless love for fuzzzzzzzzzzzzzz).

Bret608 wrote: Then I could pair it with a White Light for the ultimate Husker Du tone!

I would have to own those. Just because.

jrmy wrote:

earthdevice wrote:

Bret608 wrote:Would anyone else out there love to see what EQD would do with a chorus? Could I start a petition or something? Then I could pair it with a White Light for the ultimate Husker Du tone!

I actually had one in the breadboard last week. I made it just to see if it was possible to do a decent sounding chorus with a digital delay chip. It worked and sounded really good, got the lfo to go super slow which I havent heard in the few chorus pedals I've tried. With a little regeneration it took on a slight flanging sound. I put it down in the book with the 4 billion other designs waiting to be sprinkled with fairy dust and brought to life and figured that was that.

So I guess now is the time to ask, is anyone actually interested in a small simple chorus hacked out of a digital delay chip?

Hellz yeah, especially if you can wrangle special toanz out of it, like that slight flange you describe. We need more messed up modulation up in here (although I have endless love for fuzzzzzzzzzzzzzz).

Freaked up modulation ftw!

I'd love to have one too.

If you keep an Analog dry signal path, I will definitely be interested in the chorus.

totally interested.

backwhenIwascool wrote:If you keep an Analog dry signal path, I will definitely be interested in the chorus.

Like the transports, it's an all analog signal path. I might just have to put this back on the breadboard to tweak it some more.

earthdevice wrote:

backwhenIwascool wrote:If you keep an Analog dry signal path, I will definitely be interested in the chorus.

Like the transports, it's an all analog signal path. I might just have to put this back on the breadboard to tweak it some more.

Interested!

Consider me interested.