E13 Circuit Breaker expression demo

YouTube Uploaded by devieverfx on Mar 25, 2011

effector 13 world headquarters 3-1-11

YouTube via devieverfx | Mar 1, 2011 |

EFFECTOR 13 TEST PATTERN DEMO1

YouTube via devieverfx | February 21, 2011

Effector 13 Console II prelinary cart dimensions

YouTube via devieverfx | January 18, 2011

Ooh La La lot. Synth Mangler Truly Beautiful Disaster

flickr set by greggonintendo
via this auction
"Synth Mangler - serial number 29
Two Soda Meiser-style fuzz's in one box
Each has its own volume control, hiss and chaos modes
The Joystick controls the intensity of both fuzz's

Truly Beautiful Disaster - serial number 323
The TBD is an oscillating fuzz and a feed back loop with photo sensitive eye in one pedal. The oscillating fuzz is capable of hundreds of different fuzz tones with it's blend, fuzz, oscillation, and gate controls, while the feed back loop can mutate any of your other effects into a new noise generating machine of doom.

Ooh La La pedals by Effector 13 / Devi Ever. These pedals are overbuilt. No double stick tape, no hot glue or goop and no perf board. These were built from the ground up in Minneapolis-MN-USA and were hand painted by Jason Myrold of Zvex fame. Both pedals uphold RoHS guidelines and use water-soluble paints and lead-free solder when possible."

Effector 13 Console II devlog 01.09.11

YouTube via devieverfx | January 09, 2011
follow-up to this post

Devi Ever Effector 13 Console II

"What is the Effector 13 Console II?
Quite simply it is a guitar pedal in which you can insert two specially designed cartridges to create your own unique effects unit.

What do the cartridges do?
For now the cartridges designers will be focusing on Fuzz, Distortion, Overdrive, and Boost fx, but there is the possibility of expanding into other kinds of fx in the future!

What are the controls?
The Effector 13 Console II consists of two "channels" that can be switched on / off independently, with the channel on the right cascading into the channel on the left (like a standard signal chain). Each channel has four knobs whose functions change depending on which cartridge is inserted into the unit. "

Full details: http://www.effector13.com/index.html

Mangler, Utter Stutter, Kaos Pad fun #1

Mangler, Utter Stutter, Kaos Pad fun #1 from John Fenn on Vimeo.

"Sorting out the various possibilities with a Devi Ever Mangerl prototype, an Utter Stutter, a Kaos Pad and various other devices... Nothing fancy, just playing around!"
Electro Harmonix Super Space Drum

Electro-Harmonix Effectology Vol.9 Terrifying Effect Pedals

YouTube via Effectology | October 28, 2009

"Electro-Harmonix Effectology, Vol.9 Terrifying Effect Pedals
Welcome to Electro-Harmonix's "Effectology" series, in which we create a remarkable collection of impossible sounds using just a regular guitar and EHX effect pedals!
No keyboards, samplers or midi pickups were used.

In today's episode studio musician Bill Ruppert demonstrates how to frighten your family, friends and neighbors using just a guitar and Electro-Hamonix effect pedals.


EHX Pedals featured: Soul Preacher, Stereo Memory Man, MicroSynth, Cathedral, Tube EQ, Deluxe Memory Man, POG, POG2, Big Muff, Frequency Analyzer, HOG Signal Pad

For more information on these pedals and actual settings please vist the Electro- Harmonix Forum:
http://www.ehx.com/forums/viewthread/...

Thanks to Devi Ever for photo cell part number"

See the Halloween label below for more...

push.pull nestles in...

via www.coloringpad.blogspot.com
"on my website are some photos of my many attempts at constructing boxes to transport and configure my gear over the years. why show them? seems a bit, well... showy. a few reasons:

1. they make me laugh, they make me sigh, they make me cringe. they all had some fatal design flaw: too heavy. too big for the car. too many wires to hook up before a set. new gear doesn't fit. old gear doesn't work. ridiculous. insane.

2. they are my only document to the evolution of the process with these pieces of gear and how i configured them. also i can't describe them in words.

3. inventors have failures, and glimmers of success in many of those failures. they also just have failures. embarrassing, public failures.

4. building a new one, fueled by inspiration, frustration, and (usually) new musical discoveries, is one of my favorite things to do.

5. some of them were really outrageous. i mean, come on: plexiglass sun lit up with lights? the super three shelf monster? the modular sun that didn't fit in the car? dude.dude. no one does a da boxes lika i a do!

6. i am driven by the following criteria for making a new one:
a. weight when transporting ( just one gig up three flights has inspired a couple of these incarnations!)
b. time to set up for live gig/rehearsal (the dream? left, right, power, on, go!)
c. i draw schematics in my dreams
d. new sound combinations mean some gear has to be next to one another (like sl20 > [left out] > wmd geiger > devi ever mangler > ring thing > microsynth > mixer [right out] push.pull > mixer , then options to four effects routing paths, from my newest configuration) sound confusing? well, imagine having to hook all that up in fifteen minutes before you go on stage, and remember what goes into where for who and why and is this left the other left and don't forget the midi in the spaghetti and is their enough outlets?! simplify, you say? where's the fun in that? toys toys toys!
e. at last, that last box is dead. it was such a bad idea.this new box will be much better. it will solve all my problems. i will be happier. this new box is fantastic. absolutely perfect... well, except for... rinse, repeat.
f-z. i do not have a roadie.

and until i do have a roadie, a & b will always be a factor. not that i ever get both! usually b (wiring) over a (weight). a is my nemesis. curses, you foul heavy thing!

...but just you watch out! for if i ever get a roadie, the box i make then will be one for the electronic gods: nonesuch as ever beheld! lo! the box! it burns mine eyes with perfection!

by the way, just finished my new one.

roadies? anyone?"

Devi Ever on Etsy

Pedals and DIY joystick controllers on Etsy.

Be sure to see the Devi Ever label below for prior posts including video and more.

DX7 Destroyed By Devi Ever Bit Mangler

YouTube via plague1715 http://deviever.com/
"I know this demo sucks, and I am going to make a better one soon.
My not-so-great-condition Yamaha DX7 being sent through the awesome Devi Ever Bit Mangler."

[ art ] i never knew the love of a tattoo'd fat man

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Moonmodular Available at Noisebug

via the Noisebug newsletter:

"Moon Modular is the newest edition to Noisebug. Expect quality dot com 1/4" jack format modules with a solid build and fresh configurations. This is 1v/octave - Eurorack compatible!"

They are also having a 10% sale before Christmas and...

Access Virus TI2 Desktop Whitout Edition (only 100 made!)
Quantities are very limited, first come first serve.

Devi Ever Pedals Are On Their Way!
Devi Ever Shoegazer
Radical boutique pedals that will not impress the neighbors with the harmonic cascading sounds of fuzz.

Effector 13 Devi Ever Synth Mangler Fuzz Pedal

via this auction
"This is a Synth Mangler that was built before Ooh-La-La started building them. It's got two Soda Meiser fuzzes stacked on top of each other, with volume controls and switches for hiss and chaos on each fuzz. The joystick morphs the tone of the two fuzzes. Talk about a wicked fuzz!

This pedal has appeared in at least one Nine Inch Nails in-studio video as far as I know. It is incredibly easy to achieve the exact same guitar sound as the song “1,000,000” (I'm convinced that Trent probably used a SM on that song). This fuzz also sounds great with all kinds of pedals before and after it, and will even generate some great noise on its own if you fool around with it for a bit. I like to completely overdrive my signal with it and send it screaming into my amp for a sort of “Jack White on steroids” fuzz sound."

http://deviever.com/

Truly Beautiful Disaster w/ drum loop

YouTube via devieverfx. http://www.deviever.com/
iPhone app is iSequence:

Mangler - drum loop (( STEREO ))

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cabinet209

flickr by theharvestman

full size

"Cabinet setup as of 2/2009, waiting on plan b 17/28 and some other stuff."

bit mangler - oscillation fun!

YouTube via devieverfx
"http://www.deviever.com/

Video by PumpkinPieces of the Toadstools :
http://www.myspace.com/thetoadstools"

Supersonic Riverside Blues 3

YouTube via scorpenehorrible. via Carlos
"Live en duo Franck Vigroux et Scorpène Horrible à Victoire 2/Montpellier"
"gear: DSI Mopho, Moog Voyager RME, Jomox xbase, Roland Space Echo 201, Akai, MPC 60, Devi Ever hymn Mangler"