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News on Chunk Systems Bass Synth

Has anybody who ordered throug Godlyke gotten a shipping confirmation email yet?

Yes, I have. I emailed Godlyke and got a response pretty quickly.

From what I understand, here's the issue holding up the Godlyke orders. They had two shipments, one with Squeezers having Richard Cartwright's signature and one without. The latter shipment arrived, but the signed ones seem to be held up, possibly in customs. I said I didn't need one that was signed and mine was shipped the next day. Should be here early next week.
 
Hmm I think my OS had a catastrophic software failure last night. I decided to set the power to very low to see how useable it is in that setting if I was forced to do so at some point... well I changed the setting and bam, the whole thing freezes (which has happened to me before) so I reset the power and its still inoperable. Everytime I power it up it either goes to "reading card" (which is what happens when you run out of battery) or just freezes on the first effect. :(

Hopefully I can get the OSF file from Richard tomorrow and it should be alright.
 
Aside from clips I think many of us would like to know how workable the interface is. Looks like it's great for recording but could be formidably complex for live use.

The OS gives the ability to hide/show parameters for each preset so you can just set out the main parameters you would feel you would need to tweak live for that effect. Saves scrolling through all 47 so you just need to work out which parameters you feel you may need to tweak on the fly for an effect. And a tweak is achieved by twisting the parameter knob. Also, you can create banks and it has 50 presets... I am new to a pedal of this complexity but after 3 days it's not so formidable to me now.
 
They are understandably different. Just like it will sound different on someone else's amp, in some other room, with a different bass etc etc.

Not sure what your concern is, but to get the most out of ANY pedal requires some fine tuning or your rig.

No concern, I was just wondering what your particular experience had been, and besides, I have to fill up time til my OS arrives ;)
 
SAMPLES IN THE WIKI!

Hard to know what to play with such kooky sounds, but here's my efforts from last night.
These are factory patches in spirit - slightly modified to suit my bass and playing style. Hopefully more to come.


Do people think this pedal is a better investment than say the octave->fuzz->filter set up for synth sounds?
Do I? Yes. It's very, very flexible and customisable, without being enormous and having forty three knobs and eighteen switches. Besides, there's more to this box than just octave-fuzz-filter, let me assure you!