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Quatschmacher

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  1. Yes, you can plug in any MIDI keyboard and it’ll play as soon as it detects a note-on message.
  2. Very tempted. I sold my Octabvre a few weeks ago and I think it was a mistake. (There’s a MKIII coming out which I’m thinking of holding out for though I guess it’ll be more like £300 if the price rise between Wonderlove and Chromatron is anything to go by.)
  3. I’ve gone through my whole life having just one knob and it’s served me well…maybe could’ve been a bit bigger though. I might end up giving the Spectracomp another go as it’d be useful to run compression into the Future Impact for more even response.
  4. These are great. I sold mine a few weeks ago as I have an Enigma. Nice to see the box too.
  5. Thanks. I tagged Roger from SA and he posted the same info. I hadn’t noticed that little button as I don’t have a One Series pedal and when I did, I didn’t have the Hub so never looked for it. It looks like it’s even better implemented than on the SB2 pedals as one can assign all four knobs at once! I think I might be be up for buying a Gemini.
  6. Does anyone know if it’s possible to assign expression control to a parameter on a One Series pedal in the same way as is possible on the Soundblox 2 models? I can’t see any mention of it in the manual nor the Neuro app. @lee650, @GisserD, @ratman
  7. Which version of the Proton is this? Any chance of pictures as offered?
  8. Another nugget of info in case you missed it: To save any changes made to parameters on the pedal using the encoder, press the encoder. The last saved patch becomes the patch which is loaded at power-on. So if you want a particular patch to be loaded but want it to be in its original, unedited state, turn the encoder to changes parameter’s value, flip it back and then save it.
  9. As per title. I just got an email saying these are back in stock for anyone who’s after one.
  10. Ooh, nice! Where in Sheffield are you?
  11. There’s a used Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 on sale in the effects section of the forum. It’s less than what I paid for mine and it does the job nicely.
  12. They come up second-hand, which is how I got mine. MXR recently launched a mini ISO Brick.
  13. Enigma is great. It’s my one remaining analogue filter.
  14. Just spotted this on the 3Leaf site. Closer inspection reveals it’s the board for the Octabvre MkIII. It has a dry out jack, which suggests it’ll also have a separate sub out. The other jack is interesting and is labelled “up sw”. I wonder if that’s short for “switch” or “sweep”. Perhaps expression control of the octave up? I know it’ll have octave up from something Spencer said on his Facebook page. Or perhaps it stands for “up/square wave” meaning it’s simply the output of the combined octave up and octave down signals.
  15. Yes, but 2012 was the year that they started putting the custom shop pickups in these as standard, though I’m not sure exactly which part of the year they started so it was a legitimate question.
  16. My EHX Enigma has its own 9.6V supply. It runs just fine on my 9V Voodoo Lab power block. It does require 180mA though so I run it off one of the 300mA sockets.
  17. When I’m talking about “tight tracking” I’m not talking about latency, but rather it’s ability to latch onto a note without glitches.
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