Welcome to the future!

[Quatschmacher]

YES! This is what I’ve been waiting for:

analogue pedals with presets with sliders that jump to the positions! Chase Bliss is amazing.

 

Edited March 2, 2019 by Quatschmacher

[JimBobTTD]

It’s at 02:50. 

I wants it...preciousssss

[Quatschmacher]

It’s exciting that Joel plans on making this a whole line of pedals. 

[krispn]

This was a stand out at namm to be sure its hard not to get hard at the prospect if this type of pedal hitting the market but like Joel says he really wants to get it road tested to make sure it's durable. Impressive though!

 

[Jus Lukin]

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Edited March 3, 2022 by Jus Lukin

[krispn]

‘Android Roadie’ is tentatively scheduled for 2024

[JapanAxe]

They 'replaced the tubes with FETs' (1:12). Hmm, where have I heard that before? Possibly not an ORIGINal idea, but one that's undergone a REVIVAL in the DRIVE for new pedals.

Still, motorised faders - not much to go wrong there!

[BigRedX]

IME motorised faders are not cheap, and also not particularly robust. I'd worry about them on mixing desk, let alone on a pedal where they are likely to get trodden on.

I can't help but think that continuous rotary encoders with a digital display for the values would be more durable and no more expensive.

[Quatschmacher]

4 minutes ago, BigRedX said:

IME motorised faders are not cheap, and also not particularly robust. I'd worry about them on mixing desk, let alone on a pedal where they are likely to get trodden on.

I can't help but think that continuous rotary encoders with a digital display for the values would be more durable and no more expensive.

As he said at the end of the video, he’s not going to release it until he’s tried his hardest to break it.