"Roland TB-303 Devilfish with Quicksilver CPU --- in excellent condition! 100% functional! Looks and sounds awesome!
Has all the devilfish mods and the out of production Quicksilver CPU which make this a flagship 303.
Comes with the original carry case and a new high quality Boss power supply."
"Comparision of two great reverb pedals. The very popular Strymon Big Sky against the quite unknown GFI SYSTEM Specular Reverb V3.
The Strymon contains 12 algorithms and a lot of parameters, whereas the GFI is ab bit simpler. It contains only 7 algorithms. But it costs only about half the price of the Strymon. Soundwise both are great. I prefer the GFI, because I think it sounds warmer and is incredible for ambient stuff.
I tried to compare some similar algorithms and didn't manage to match exactly the same settings.
1. Big Sky Shimmer vs Specular Shimmer
2. Big Sky Cloud vs Specular Spatium
3. Big Sky Magneto vs Specular Echo
4. Big Sky Chorale vs Specular Voices
5. Big Sky Hall vs Specular Spatium (less intensive than in the first example)
I hope this video helps you to find out, which is you pedal.
I played everything on Oberheim OBXa stereo into the pedal and stereo out.
There are no additional effects or mastering used.
This is one of thirteen user-made patches we're showcasing! The Organelle is full of possibilities waiting to be explored and shared. Each patch in this series is a unique approach to an instrument or effect - the result of the contributor working with the Organelle to make their vision a reality! The icing of this musical cake is that the patches have been shared so others may explore and create! Thanks to all the creators making the Organelle more than we hoped it could be!
This delay is based on the Quad Delay patch. Use the knobs to control feedback for two delays, delay time adjustment, and mix. Like quad delay, the keyboard keys set delay time as well. Use 'Aux' to toggle sending to the delay. Flipping between radio stations is our favorite way to test this effects patch (or any effects patch really!).
1. Deluge 3.0 Firmware Feature Tease: Live Looping 1 of 3
We asked Secret Knives (http://smarturl.it/qz401x) to jam on our alpha firmware to explore live guitar looping on the Deluge. Live Looping is part of the upcoming 3.0 firmware release due mid-2019.
2. Deluge 3.0 Firmware Feature Tease: Live Looping 2 of 3
We asked Thomas Lambert (a.k.a Thomas Arbor / i.ryoko) (www.sonorouscircle.com) to jam on our alpha firmware to explore live looping on the Deluge.
Live Looping is part of the upcoming 3.0 firmware release due mid-2019.
You can read more about the upcoming update at the link here: http://bit.ly/2Zvu1f7
3. Deluge 3.0 Firmware Feature Tease: Live Looping 3 of 3
We asked Kaysha Bowler to jam on our alpha firmware to explore Live Looping with her "Plex". Live Looping is part of the upcoming 3.0 firmware release due mid-2019.
You can read more about the upcoming update at the link here: http://bit.ly/2Zvu1f7
Find out more about Kaysha's projects at: www.kayshabowler.com
"We go back to the I Dream Of Wires archives for our next episode of Waveshaper TV - a 2011 interview with "Muffwiggler" Mike McGrath, founder of the quintessential modular synthesizer forum/community Muff Wiggler, who passed away on April 23 2019. We put this video together on short notice as a tribute to Mike, the day after his passing. R.I.P. (1976-2019)."
