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I received mine today and got to play with it for 10 minutes or so, and I'm fucking amazed all over again! you went above and beyond with transcendence mode, $cotty. being able to adjust the volumes for the loops in mode 3 is also just incredible..this thing is like perfect now??

Aquietcabin1978 wrote:Is there a firmware update for the Rev J boards? I may be dull and missed that in the thread/blog

not yet. the latest firmwares for each board are those linked on the firmware page. Things are winding down a bit now for me so i will have more time to program and make an update for the older boards to add some of the new features.

resincum wrote:I received mine today and got to play with it for 10 minutes or so, and I'm fucking amazed all over again! you went above and beyond with transcendence mode, $cotty. being able to adjust the volumes for the loops in mode 3 is also just incredible..this thing is like perfect now??

i can still think of some tweaks but yes , in the meantime, enjoy.

Any idea when more of these babies will be for sale? No rush just curious!!

jwar wrote:Any idea when more of these babies will be for sale? No rush just curious!!

In late July we should have some.

Awesome thanks!!

what else are you thinking of adding?

resincum wrote:what else are you thinking of adding?

mmm nothing too crazy

i know we all know what it sounds like by now
but ive had this pedal for over a year i think? and its still by far my favorite
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdvHfgwh46M[/youtube]

WOW, nice!



edit:
Casavettes' whole channel is "wow", really.

That's great. Is the reverse echo at the end and throughout done with the CT5 or something else?

the reverse delay is just a boss dd6 at the end.
there's no reverse during the loop, just volume swells and such.

Dude that was amazing.

Good shit

My CT5 came in the mail yesterday. I came up with this piece after one hour of fiddling in Mode 1. I use it as a kind of pitch delay creating rhythmic patterns and chords. It is only guitar to CT5 directly in soundcard. Haven't even tried the other modes yet. I am used to looping pedals and so and have read the manual but it is fairly complicated to really understand how the quantize function works and hard to know which quantize interval setting your in. Wish I could somehow see in which of the six Q pitch setting I am (none-chrom-whole tone etc.). That would make it more practical for live usage. One question: how exactly does the Q toggle function? when pushing the switch up it goes through all 6 settings, but how does the toggle down work exactly?

Anyhow I hope you like this piece.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOxj867T4Bo[/youtube]