Ah, it sounded different from the description. At least you don't have a stalker. ;-)
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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2
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Ah, it sounded different from the description. At least you don't have a stalker. ;-)
It is a little strange to make it public without Spencer's approval, whether or not it's legal.
Pretty cool, but there is just something classic about the current logo. These design exercises are always fun though.
Oh and Spencer, I blame you for making me want an envelope filter. I have a feeling that you're not sorry either
Oh and Spencer, I blame you for making me want an envelope filter. I have a feeling that you're not sorry either
I don't like what that dude put together. The original 3 Leaf logo is better by far, though the silk screen of that Wonderlove was pretty dope
Yep. I like the big, open clover hovering behind the "3L." That guy's logo looks too rigid and polished.
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That video is a little creepy but I like his ideas...managed to revamp it a bit without losing the original feel. I'm a designer though so I'm into that sort if thing. Not the best idea to try to sell someone design work when they don't want it though 
Not sure if I'm allowed to post here yet, but what the hell. I'm trying to decide between the WL and the Proton. Yes, I'm sure there is detailed banter about the differences between the two, but I do most of my TB'ing during work, so I can't go through the WHOLE thread 
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I've watched some demos for the two, but nobody seems to sell them here in Chicagoland, so I can't really get a hands-on test.
Any advice will help. I'm kind of a newb to the ef thing, and full disclosure, I just got rid of my SA BEF Pro cuz although it was cool, there was just too much going on for my non-technical mind to absorb. Just looking for a few killer sounds to dial into. Sometimes too many options can kill the experience, IMO.
For those reasons, I'm kind of leaning towards the Proton, but feel free to try to sway me! Thanks.
!I've watched some demos for the two, but nobody seems to sell them here in Chicagoland, so I can't really get a hands-on test.
Any advice will help. I'm kind of a newb to the ef thing, and full disclosure, I just got rid of my SA BEF Pro cuz although it was cool, there was just too much going on for my non-technical mind to absorb. Just looking for a few killer sounds to dial into. Sometimes too many options can kill the experience, IMO.
For those reasons, I'm kind of leaning towards the Proton, but feel free to try to sway me! Thanks.
Sounds like you should go with a Proton. The newest version is excellent: small, simple and amazing sounding with bass (or any instrument for that matter).
I agree with chaos. The WL is all about tweakability. With one slight adjustment to one knob, all of the parameters can react. It takes some time, but there aren't many sounds you can't get out of it.
The Proton is more plug and play, cheaper, smaller, and more intuitive. Also filthy sounding.
The Proton is more plug and play, cheaper, smaller, and more intuitive. Also filthy sounding.
Sold! Just bought a Proton from Rogue in OR. Very cool people. Thanks for pushing me into the "simpler first" direction. How very un-TB of a concept!
Being more new to the filter world than most, I often find myself having the same trouble as mentioned above with my WL
Any chance that you or any other TB'er could recommend some settings?
As said, there's pretty much only one sound to get from the WL, for me it doesn't change much when tweaking the knobs. Maybe it's because I have active basses and quite hot signals, I tried a bit in passive mode and maybe the filter became a bit more responsive. The Proton is also of the same type, one sound and a bit difficult to dial in. I'm actually starting to eye the MXR pedal, I know it's a different kind of filter but it seems there's more range and more control to get from that pedal. I don't like losing the effects loop though, that's a great feature of the WL.
Only one sound in the Wonderlove? Interesting review...i play mainly passive instruments and find it to be very responsive to different settings. Different strokes, i suppose
I'm sure this has been answered before but does anyone know the frequencies of the EQ on the Enabler?
Spencer said he picked the frequencies by ear, and on previous questions he reiterated that point. Take that how you want it, but the answer to your question is, no, nobody knows.
