Re: Balls Effects / Balls Amplification
Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2022 8:26 am
Okay so it seems like non-dirt is the general direction to head in. That's a biggish sandbox with lots of room to work. Tremolos, Vibratos, Delays, Filters are all on the table.
2) No chance on the FET phaser. FETs arent that available anymore and making a good quality FET-phaser requires matching FETs. Its a lot. Its one reason why my phasers are OTA-style, but also because I like the sound better.
3) Maybe? How do you mean? Like something switchable between two different speeds, or something with two LFOs going at once?
I dug through my books and here's a couple of things i've thought about that could be fun, or fun places to start:
- Envelope Filter
- Harmonic Tremolo
- Vibrato
- Pseudo ring-mod
- LFO wah
- maaaaybe a sample/hold kinda thing?
Totally possible, though maybe a little on the utilitarian side? Not that that's a bad thing is just less exciting.
Longer delay time than a MM or longer than most delays like a MM? This is maybe possible.four_oclocker_2.2 wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:27 am Or a MM-style delay with a longer delay time but NO modulation?
Well now that's fun isnt it. Little simple delay with a pseudo ring mod that only affects the delays? Like a green ringer on the repeats.
1) BYOC used to offer a kit for that sorta thing called the "Armstrong Twin" I believe. Doable, but is that desirable for everyone?tommy wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 1:05 pm A few ideas:
Orange Squeezer + Green Ringer combo pedal.
2/4/6 switchable stage FET phaser ala Phase 45/90/100 but with a clean blend knob
Some sort of modulator with 2 LFOs
2) No chance on the FET phaser. FETs arent that available anymore and making a good quality FET-phaser requires matching FETs. Its a lot. Its one reason why my phasers are OTA-style, but also because I like the sound better.
3) Maybe? How do you mean? Like something switchable between two different speeds, or something with two LFOs going at once?
Not really a wet/dry blend because that wouldnt make sense with a phase shifter, but my standard phasers have an intensity control.The Yeoman Ghost wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 2:59 pm A wet/dry blend control seems like something every modulation pedal should have. And I don’t think a single one of my modulation pedals does.
Again...very utilitarian which is cool, but not so exciting.Chud Fusk wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 3:56 pm This sounds really boring on paper, but I am positive it would stay on the boards of the PRF longer than a wacky fuzz etc:
A buffered effect loop with a clean boost and a blend knob and a nice quiet footswitch.
I dug through my books and here's a couple of things i've thought about that could be fun, or fun places to start:
- Envelope Filter
- Harmonic Tremolo
- Vibrato
- Pseudo ring-mod
- LFO wah
- maaaaybe a sample/hold kinda thing?