@@oldbloodnoise i don't wanna get into your business considerations, but i would make an expression ramper with the main switch being the tap tempo, and another 'alt' switch to do all the programing. and also be able to tap and glide from one speed to another. is that possible? all for the sake of great musical moments :P
I got this today and it's rad. I love the fact that it has a volume control and the ability to set a full wet mix - can run it in parallel to delay or as an insert and it sounds amazing. Fav setting is clock slider at 60% (or 30% for clean ambience), feedback at 2 o'clock. My only wish would be a way to separate modulation from feedback - but that would probably take away the spirit of the pedal. Thanks to OBNE!
wasnt really interested till you showed the secret waveforms, but you won me when you ramped the ramper. absolutely sick pedal. gonna save up for one this next month. only one question though, is there a chance that by making a wrong connection with an internal switch flipped the wrong way for a specific pedal that it could end up damaging the expression input of another pedal, or is the worst possibility just that it wouldnt work as expected but not create any damage?
I would have wanted to hear some actual vocal performance without overdrive in 100% right from the start. When concidering if this pedal could somehow enhance the actual live performance in all the depth and seriousness, this video actually sucked. Maybe not with this pedal.
