FI chosen as best weird/other pedal of the last 20 years by the guy from Alexander pedals in this video. (Nice to see one of my factory patches getting some love in the demo too.)
I’m really enjoying the Aclam board and will definitely get a bigger one when I decide which size will work best. I can’t stand Velcro or cable ties so this is great for me. They have just developed some quick-release fasteners too so rearranging is a breeze.
Interesting and good to see something with PWM on it which is lacking in many synth pedals. Tuning seemed a bit squiffy and sounded more like V/octave than playing back the exact pitch so wonder what was going on there.
At the moment, yes. It works better with the Mastotron than the VBO does. Let’s see show the Octabvre plays with it too. For the moment, the fuzz is pretty cool too, though I might be able to do all that with the Ultrawave, I’ll have to see.
Doom 2, Josh Wah and Spectracomp all gone though. Octabvre III and Ultrawave inbound. Still got three pedals in boxes in addition to the Spectrum and LS-2 that I need to make space for somehow.
Gone from spaghetti madness to something a bit neater now that I’ve finally got around to buying an actual board, courtesy of @Allaboutthebass. It’s a bit smaller than I need so have had to sacrifice the LS-2 and Spectrum temporarily (a few of the other pedals have since been sold and another couple acquired; you know how it is).
Before and after shots:
One tip:
hit an init patch in the editor, set the INSTR slider in the Main Mixer to 127 then match the level to the bypassed signal using the hardware output dial. (Unless you want 127 to represent a greater-than-unity-gain level.)
I’d really like to put my Microtron IV next to a Tru-Tron 3x. Maybe when Covid is less dominant (whenever that might be) @AlexJMcGibbon and I can meet up and compare notes.