A while back I sent him an email with the subject line, "This is just a morale support email, carry on" or something like that.So any word on Spencer? Last update was early September. Hope the fella is doing alright.
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A while back I sent him an email with the subject line, "This is just a morale support email, carry on" or something like that.So any word on Spencer? Last update was early September. Hope the fella is doing alright.
If you have a bass plugged into the return on the FX loop, and another source plugged into the actual input of the CT, without anything physically plugged into the send on the FX loop, the signal from the CT input will not sum with the input running into the FX return, it will though trigger the envelope. That's why he (spencer) mentions using different envelope triggers into the CT input and running your bass straight into the FX return. I already have it on my expression pedal but I always thought something like LFO into the CT input in this manner could be a neat auto wah, if adjustable enough. I'm not sure, and curious, to how the blend works in this situation though, in theory it wouldnt have but the FX return on one side and nothing on the other. But I've always wanted to try this, as he went through the trouble of inserting it into the manual for a reasonI think this would actually not really do anything, because it's essentially the just same as if I ran the Doom 2 in front of the Chroma with no blender and just... used the mix knob built into the Chroma.
But it also doesn't agree with the point of the fx loop, which is to keep from having to run dynamics-destroying effects in front of the envelope follower.
(Unrelated side note: I think blenders are a cool utility, but I think the popularity of them has possibly made it harder to get stuff like low passed clean blends on bass fuzzes. Because I ask people if they know of any pedals with that feature, and the answer is "just use a blender pedal". Like... cool, that's great, but sometimes I want the features in one box instead of two boxes.)
V4?So I don’t think the proton is for me. Anyone dying to get one before I overprice it on reverb?
So I don’t think the proton is for me. Anyone dying to get one before I overprice it on reverb?
Talkbass helped me find it, I’ll give someone an actual deal here, but if someone wants to overpay on reverb they can be my guest.I applaud the self awareness. I always say...if you gonna be that guy...own it. Cheers. Strike while the iron is still hot.
Shoot me a message.Talkbass helped me find it, I’ll give someone an actual deal here, but if someone wants to overpay on reverb they can be my guest.
I can tell almost immediately if I vibe with something or not. It’s not a bad sound, just can’t see myself using it too oftenMan, I take way longer than a week with something to figure out if I love it or not.
I’m exactly the same.I can tell almost immediately if I vibe with something or not. It’s not a bad sound, just can’t see myself using it too often
Each pedal is worth 275~300 depending on how much screen print is remaining honestly, they're very good pedals, I use my mk3 everyday, but they're simply not worth any more than that.I have a mkIII and Doom2, and I like them a lot, but for those prices...