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Quote:Hey Julian,
way to go!!!!!!+!
amazing sounds! that’s what i was thinking about – and the HOG ist jsut the beast for it:
i mean – filter, pitch and volume sequenzing via a tremlike EP!!! great stuff.
you even can do tremoloing via the volume setting.
sounds amazing – very good video.
sadly i’m not that good at electronics – i can’t do my own pedal.now that would be something EH should do! the more, as they have many new pedals with EP-plug!
think about what you could do with the new stereo polyflange coming up next
saliva-liva-liva
maybe we should recommend such a pedal in a thread of its own???
best regards
diegono they shouldn’t!
Because I’m going to start making them!
Though if they came out with something similar, I guess I’d just change my design.
The seek trem.
I’ve actually designed a digital sequencer expression pedal for myself after having wanted a sequencer for years. So I’m happy. . . my HOG can make all kinds of weird noises now.
Also want to do an ADSR at some point, though that will be harder because I’ll have to extra gate from a guitar signal.
Quote:Wicked!but what a phantastic idea!
and – i mean – this pedal could even be digital and therefor programmable to different waveforms (like similar to random EP movement?!).
even more wicked – a pedal with a touchscreen to “free paint” or generate different waveforms.
modulation heaven!
and this way you could have analog sound digitally rendered – even with correct tempo!maybe we should start a company.
cheers
diego
Sounds sort of like the Hollow Earth by Sonic Crayon FX, though his doesn’t have a touch screen, that’s a great idea.
Quote:Quote:Quote:I just ordered one yesterday, too. Anxious to see how it sounds.I’m thiiiiiis close –
Super curious about that FX loop, are subsequent delays each more effected than the last? i.e. do effects put into the loop build on each other as each delay is passed? It doesn’t seem this way in the 2 demos I can find. Kindly let me/us know when you get yours, if ya could.
An example of what I’m talking ’bout: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaWKlLT2kxU&feature=related
The effects loop on the DXMB is in the feedback loop of the delay, before the delay block, so each subsequent repeat goes through the effects loop to build upon each other.
As an example, if you have a pedal that pitch shifts your note an octave up and put that in the effects loop, the first delayed note you hear will be one octave up, the second delayed note you hear will be two octaves up and so on.
Oh, good news!
