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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

You're a madman. Give us a sound clip.
I will eventually, I'm noticing I fixed the whole "only 50% dry bass, 50% envelope with loop contents" delema. I've successfully ran it 50% loop contents, 50% envelope with loop contents. I'm also able to run the gain up only on the envelope trigger, which seems to make the envelope sensitivity greater, has more of a lush full feel.
 
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I am very new to pedals. I created a thread with this question and folks suggested I post it here.
I was wondering if 3Leaf Audio devices are still being manufactured?
If so how often typical price for a pedal?
The used prices for some items I assume are higher than what the pedals cost new?
I'd love to try them out but they're hard to find and are darn costly.
I am mainly interested in the Octave and Envelope Filter pedals.
What other types of 3Leaf pedals would you folks suggest?
Is there a major difference of the Proton versions?

I know I know another newbie question.
 
I am very new to pedals. I created a thread with this question and folks suggested I post it here.
I was wondering if 3Leaf Audio devices are still being manufactured?
If so how often typical price for a pedal?
The used prices for some items I assume are higher than what the pedals cost new?
I'd love to try them out but they're hard to find and are darn costly.
I am mainly interested in the Octave and Envelope Filter pedals.
What other types of 3Leaf pedals would you folks suggest?
Is there a major difference of the Proton versions?

I know I know another newbie question.


3 leaf audio still produce effects as shown on their website. They are produced in batches that are thrown on site on specific time and date and are gone in minutes. Just refresh the page once a day and wait for info when and what pedal will be available and hunt with credit card.
 
I can't believe how expensive is shipping these days.
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Would it be out of line for me to list my Groove Regulator for like, $10,000?

Part of me wants to highlight the ridiculousness of the secondary market right now, the other part is just beaten down by the state of humanity.
As a buyer, the best way to deal with price gouging is to ignore it, simply don't participate.
As a seller, if you can get someone to pay you $10,000 for your Groove regulator, go for it. Harbor no regrets, no guilt. You would be a God.