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Amazingly Useful or Amazingly Useless

Wowzers...
I couldn't use this on my board, but for someone using two loops, you could do A LOT w/ this.
The first thing I thought of was two delays...then I thought of two different fuzzes...

Lots of possibilities!

EDIT: I use two loops, but I keep all of my fuzz/dist. on one loop and all my modulation and delay on the other loop, so this won't work for me.
 
The envelope switch is a really great feature. I've been looking for a good way to fire just the occasional note through an effect, and that's a very clever way of doing it.

I heartily endorse this product or service.
 
I like it, but it falls short for me in two ways:
-The strum trigger is beaten by the Toadworks Enveloope, which blends the signals to different proportions based on signal amplitude, where the Molten is just On or Off.
-The tap-tempo features of the Toggle mode are brilliant, but need another footswitch IMO. I would get so infuriated by having to tap three times in quick succession and then hold the same button down for some set time in order to set a pattern. Imagine doing that while playing, or even in a momentary pause onstage! The chassis is big enough for three footswitches.

I do like it, but I don't know that I'd buy it even if I had the money.
 
I really liked that swinging trem but I have a couple reservations. Like I think Bongo implied, it looks like a very difficult pedal to set up and use live. Programmable presets could be really useful. Also, it's the kind of effect that tends to dominate a texture and lock your playing into a rut when it's on. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Mostly, it seems a little unwieldy but very cool.
 
This thread was very useful... because of the head's up on the Toadworks Enveloope.

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edit, I was mistaken. I watched the video, and this is awesome. And hooray for the Bend greater metropolitan area.