NPD for me too ! (now with "music")

VJIves

I won't be content until you've got a Charlie Foxtrot, a Grazer and a Judder in there. Gav's right though, definitely needs the Ottobit Jr too.

JEPBLEP

Paul_C said:

Here's what their current settings sound like all switched on at once

http://www.arrowheadguitars.co.uk/pics/allon.mp3

Man, that reminds me of this wicked weekend in Bangkok a couple years ago.

AxeWieldingBastard

Paul_C said:

Here's what their current settings sound like all switched on at once

http://www.arrowheadguitars.co.uk/pics/allon.mp3

Sounds great  

Which of the pedals are you finding it easiest to get good, repeatable results with?

Paul_C

The Syntax Error has one saveable patch for each mode, so that's the most repeatable.

The BitQuest has the most variety, being a multi-fx, but you have to write the settings down to stand any chance of finding them again quickly.

The Particle is pretty easy to get interesting sounds from, and it's always worth trying each mode with a particular arrangement of knobs as quite often there are two or three that will sound good too.

I still haven't got to the limits of what the Count To Five can do, but there are quite a few very useable sounds along with the mad ones.

For what I often thought was a one trick pony, the Rainbow Machine can produce quite a few interesting delay and reverb sounds which I like a lot, especially when they drift about rather than stay fixed, though it can mean an occasional surprisingly loud or bassy sound when mixed with something like the Gilamondo.

The thing the CSIDMAN does that I really like is adding random glitches from short and sweet to big and boomy without necessarily having anything in the way of delay running.

Paul_C

Here's some fun with BitQuest / Rainbow Machine / Particle / Gilamondo / CSIDMAN

I wrote the tune ages ago, but thought it might be fun to drown it in glitchy reverb

http://www.arrowheadguitars.co.uk/pics/windchill.mp3