Well crap. I remember your post about having to be an adult "spending money on stupid pillows." Apparently I've developed a case of foot in mouth disease. lol
5sg.
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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2
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Well crap. I remember your post about having to be an adult "spending money on stupid pillows." Apparently I've developed a case of foot in mouth disease. lol
5sg.
- Jun 25, 2006
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It's ok...I'm pretty ashamed of what I've become.
Perhaps atonement could be made with details about the copper/rusty box?
That would definitely earn back a man card, in my book!
5sg.
Perhaps atonement could be made with details about the copper/rusty box?
Yes please!
Honestly, it's fun to tease because you have gotten some really cool stuff recently. The new place, furniture, I love that table, the artwork is great and exudes style, it really looks like a cool place. So, when are you going to buy a Tesla Model S?
If the design of the new place is any indication of the thought that's going into the design of the new shop, I can't wait to see what comes out of it. Got any cool new tools? I wouldn't be surprised if there's a 3D printer or a CNC or something crazy going into it.
If the design of the new place is any indication of the thought that's going into the design of the new shop, I can't wait to see what comes out of it. Got any cool new tools? I wouldn't be surprised if there's a 3D printer or a CNC or something crazy going into it.
- Jun 25, 2006
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No Tesla for me...if I had $100k to drop on a car there are plenty of cars I'd rather have.
The workshop should be cool but I don't have a huge budget for it so there won't be anything too crazy. The doors and lights are going to give it a neat industrial feel though. And no CNC/laser/3D printer yet...I can't justify buying one of those unless I can keep it running fulltime.
Just wondering if anyone had any suggestions for my little 3leaf problem.. I use the wondelove and you're doom on a few tracks. I always find myself using an expression pedal for more dub and electronic tracks. Then when i'm playing something more funky, latin esc i have to bend down and unplug the expression pedalfor it towork how I want it (rather than having to have crazy foot). Then I usually forget to plug it back in for the next song. Does anyone else have this problem and is there a switch pedal I could get round this by?
Thats what I thought.. Might have to mod it although i'd rather not. Anyone else done this? It's either that or get another envolope filter. Or keep bending down. I always prefer the laziest option tbh.
If you plug a TRS jack in the Wonderlove but not in the expression pedal, does it do envelope or a fixed filter ?
In case 1 you could easily make a tiny offboard box with a switch and 2 jacks to electrically disconnect the expression pedal.
In case 2 that would be a heavier mod on the pedal itself
Simply plugging in a cable (nothing at the other end) disables a couple of knobs. I think this question was put to the builder, Spencer, who said it would not be easy to do such a mod. I looked into it some time ago and found no solution.
I think you need to look for another pedal, or maybe have two WLs on the board. Or a separate wah pedal.
Ok, then it must use a switching jack, which I learned about on another thread very recently (was looking to do the same thing to another filter)
You'd need to wire a switch so that 1 goes to 3 and 6 goes to 4 to simulate no expression pedal plugged in. What makes this tricky is the small size of the components.
You'd need to wire a switch so that 1 goes to 3 and 6 goes to 4 to simulate no expression pedal plugged in. What makes this tricky is the small size of the components.
Wow, sold out twice already!!!!
