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I hate it. A pedal you can define with code? Kinda cool, definitely already exists, but kinda cool. A pedal where you buy tokens to feed the ai monster to gen
by kennywinker 9mo ago
I hate it.
A pedal you can define with code? Kinda cool, definitely already exists, but kinda cool.
A pedal where you buy tokens to feed the ai monster to generate code to customize your pedal? Ugh. I want off this ride.
Edit - other hackable pedals:
https://www.electrosmash.com/pedalshield https://www.electrosmash.com/pedalshield
https://www.op-electronics.com/en/dsp-multieffect/696-diydsp-pedal-kit.html https://www.op-electronics.com/en/dsp-multieffect/696-diydsp...
https://clevelandmusicco.com/hothouse-diy-digital-signal-processing-platform-kit/ https://clevelandmusicco.com/hothouse-diy-digital-signal-pro...
- platevoltage 9mo agoI think I'm with you on this.
- dfajgljsldkjag 9mo agoI do want something I can just buy and use out of the box. The hothouse seems to come close, but it'll add up to $180 once you include assembly and the daisy seed. Hopefully if the concept catches on more there will be more options for hackable pedals on the market.
- kennywinker 9mo agoThe polyend pedal being discussed is $299, plus whatever tokens you end up using. So $180 is a steal relative to that. Also, those were just the three first ones from memory + a quick google, there are probably other options - but i doubt you’ll find anything under $150. Pedals are not cheap, except when mass produced - and a programmable dsp pedal is by definition niche. Another option, for people willing to hack a bit, is that the FV1 dsp chip is used in a ton of pedals, and is pretty hackable if you wanted to load your own code: you could find a cheap pedal that uses that chip and hack it.