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the synth style arpeggiator is mind blowing.

I'm really interested in this one. Might have to pick one up at some point. Repainted it though.

I love the Meris design, but that's just not my color.

Edit: Ordered. God dammit.

just get a midi pickup guys

alexsga wrote:just get a midi pickup guys

Isn't midi like 40 years old technology, dude?

MrNovember wrote:easily produce the entire Blade Runner soundtrack

That this seems to be the company's entire philosophy is what's so boner inducing about them.

Nice to see a "guitar synth" pedal that isn't just for dirty octave down sounds. Sounds pretty good

this is at the top of my gas list! they sold out QUICK

I figured they'd sell out & that was exactly the little push I needed to order one. Glad I was vindicated, though my credit line hurts no less. I'll give you dibs on the flip, resin

alexsga wrote:just get a midi pickup guys

My roommate got one of these & has been using it with my Organelle non-stop. We're definitely gonna have a jam sesh between the Enzo & the Organelle when it arrives. But personally I like the immediacy of having everything laid out in front of you on a pedal vs MIDI. The Organelle is an outlier in terms of hardware synths because it has a USB port (his MIDI pickup outputs to a wireless USB dongle), but for most other purposes I think you'd have to set up a synth voice in a DAW which is not something I'm keen on.

This thing definitely seems like a knockout. I look forward to playing around with stuff going into it, like delay with mod or straight up Thermae, my Dream Reaper, or even mangled loops from a Ct5 or Tensor. The tracking seems spot on, so it'll be neat to hear how it handles that stuff. I do wish there were a few more waveshapes available, but it sounds like the filters on the Enzo are robust enough that anything else should be relatively achievable. My modular is basically all additive synthesis, so it'll be fun getting into more subtractive tone sculpting.

cool yeah, he got the fishman tripleplay probably then, yeah? just seems so much better to put some money down on one of those than be limited to a single hardware oscillator i.e. Enzo, but i totally get what youre saying about immediacy

vsts are just so much cheaper than pedals

I just watched the video and the enzo is fucking amazing!!! I need to sell to buy.

So in theory, this could cover all my traditional pitch shifting/harmony needs, ring mod, tremolo, digital delay, AND all the neat synth stuff too?

It still looks like it's in stock for me.

Teej212 wrote:the synth style arpeggiator is mind blowing.

+1

xo