https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31948881 Design lessons from guitar pedals

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34025929 Vim pedal

Really enjoying my Chase Bliss Gravitas :)

Ahh god, their gear is art. I haven't played in a long time, but just looking at their site makes me want to. It looks like a lot of care goes into their work.

I've always admired the Gravitas, but I don't really know how to play into tremolo in a way that sounds good at all.

Get anything new recently? My last acquisition was a TC Electronic Super Chorus Flanger reissue- very nice :-)

That sounds cool as hell. I had JUST set up a trade for an EAE Halberd... riight when reddit went down and my trade partner and I lost access to each other's addresses. Back underway now though!

Oh nice- hope it went through!

No, but we can talk about modding my sim rig pedals to load cell.

Did this improve your times? I have a g29 and could do the mod or get upgraded everything. But, as with real racing I'm reluctant to spend the money to gain a few tenths when I could gain seconds by just sharpening my skills.

I've been strongly considering adding them to my DJ setup. Looking to ditch my super outdated EFX-500 and want to stay away from gear that's common DJ effects boxes. I also like the idea of having one item that does one thing well, rather than an effects box with everything under the sun.

Anyway, I'm done with this movement. Time to flush and shower.

... we are supposed to be making Reddit-like posts in here... right?

I have been wanting to get back into learning the FV-1, which is used in a lot of guitar pedals.

http://www.spinsemi.com/products.html

https://electric-canary.com/fv1start.html