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That Dubstep Wobbbbbbbbble.

just fired up the proto, it's getting there, i'll design another pcb, cause i might have to another section to fine tune the wobble. And probably it will be 3 knobs. I had some fun running a drum machine into the filter and controlling the wobble playing chords on the guitar (i think it will do some fake vocoders tones if i plug a mic in the aux in). I think this most appeal for people doing layers of sounds or to love to experiment in a studio environment.

Nice.
 
just fired up the proto, it's getting there, i'll design another pcb, cause i might have to another section to fine tune the wobble. And probably it will be 3 knobs. I had some fun running a drum machine into the filter and controlling the wobble playing chords on the guitar (i think it will do some fake vocoders tones if i plug a mic in the aux in). I think this most appeal for people doing layers of sounds or to love to experiment in a studio environment.

are you thinking about being able to use an exp. pedal to control any parameters?
 
Still working on it, need to add some filtering due there are some massive sub frequencies that are keeping the detector to close the filter. Hopefully saturday, i'll take some time with it. Plan b is to do some freq to voltage and control a VCO for the filter
 
I haven't tried this personally, but I'm wondering if you couldn't use a vibrato in the loop of the Toadworks Enveloope to approximate this sound. The harder you dig in, the more vibrato.

except my understanding is that the enveloope is disappointing. basically the envelope controls the blend level of a fixed effect - not the same as having real envelope control of an effect