I have had a mini-Noise Swash and a Noco Loco for a couple of years, really enjoy them both. The Swash is s great little noise instrument in its own right, excellent for our end of set freak-outs.
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4ms Pedal Appreciation Club!
- Thread starter jimmy rocket
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I wanted to build a sequenced bypass loop, whereby the loops are turned on and off in a pre-programmed sequence
(similar to how the Z-Vex seek wah or the Goatkeeper steps through trem presets...). I inquired with 4MS about designing/building one for me. The Bend Matrix can do that.
You could probably achieve that via MIDI compatible switcher and a MIDI foot controller. Jufros found a Invalid Link Removed.
Ask, and ye shall receive...
A DIY pedal art thread:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=591365
A DIY pedal art thread:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=591365
Just built a nocto loco for a friend's christmas gift. I was surprised at how much fun this thing is, I expected it to be less useable than it is too. It sounds great, and actually tracks surprisingly well!
And, for fun...
That's spectacular, man. I want to be your friend if this is the kind of gifts you give!
I recently 'found' 4ms when a bar tender chick at a gig I just played told me about them. She said they used to be 3ms Pedals, until the cease and desist letters started coming from the post-it folks.
I just like scrolling through their page. It looks like some monster ate a bunch of pedalboards then spewed all the knobs out.
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I just like scrolling through their page. It looks like some monster ate a bunch of pedalboards then spewed all the knobs out.
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