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Post Your Pedal Board XII - Dirty Dozen

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im bored so im posting again

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Got any clips of any of them? I've never heard of em before.

Errr.... If you can find me a copy of Cubase LE (I have the serial code, just can't find my installation disc :mad: or can recommend me some other free software) then I can make all the soundclips you desire. :D

tell me about that noise box. is it just random oscillator stuff or can it be used for odd sounding synthy stuff? did u get someone to make it for u? a once off?

It can be used for odd sounding synthy stuff, yeah. When the bass is plugged in to it and the little switch set to audio input it gives me an awesome heavy synthy overdrive which I love. You can then play with the knobs to change the tone it produces itself, but you cannot pitch shift the note you are playing.

a single oscillator synth,
w/ switchable lfo and audio in for FM
a low pass filter
high gain audio input
metal case and a true bypass stomp switch

Thats 5 knobs (LFO frequency, OSC frequency, modulation depth, input gain, low pass cuttoff) and 3 toggle switches (modulation routing, LFO range, OSC range)

its got the filter and LFO like we discussed:

the two toggle switches on top are the frequency range selectors for the oscillator and LFO.
the toggle on the front is to select the modulation source (audio/LFO/none)

2 of the blue knobs are for sweeping the frequency of the oscillators.
1 is the filter cutoff frequency and the 4th is modulation depth.
The white knob on the side the volume control.

its wired for true bypass.

it accepts a 9v 200mA adapter (or a little less) with a negative tip.
i use one of those godlyke 9v pedal daisy chains to power mine.

A guy called Michael in Florida made it for me. He already makes that type of pedal, just without a true bypass switch or audio input. So essentially he converted his noise box into a noise box stompbox for me. To answer your question, it was a one-off thing but I'm sure if you e-mail him he would be happy to make you one too!

Along with it being a great pedal, he's a great guy too!
 
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