Quatschmacher
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Panda were scheduled to exhibit at Guitar Summit last week but had to cancel at the last minute due to two of the team being ill. Here’s one of the demos they’d prepared:
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No guesswork involved; fast mode simply spits out the previously-detected note until it fully reads the new one. It’s the same underlying detection routine in both modes though.
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Strings with a strong fundamental are preferable, so flats and broken-in strings. New roundwounds have a lot of high end which, depending on how you play, could cause strong overtones that might confuse the tracking. As for pickups, I use only P basses now, but have used it with PJ and JJ configurations. Neck pickups give better fundamental but bridge pickups seem good for ever so slightly faster note-on triggering. I used to play dual pickups and favour the neck for the fundamental but dial in a bit of the bridge to help the note-on triggering. Mostly using flatwounds.
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Yep, that suggestion was taken on board. Since parameters can’t be edited from the panel, I’ve also suggested creating some basic presets which use common combinations of waves which would be suited to get the maximum variation from the onboard parameters.
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Already done and working.
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It’s a really annoying Windows limitation - it only allows a single USB-MIDI device to be active at a time.
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Utter bargain price on the Gemini. -
Google chrome is also a MIDI-capable browser so if you have that open, that would also cause the editor to not communicate.
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That’s the cheap one I use and it’s been fine. What are the MIDI settings you’re using? Do you have any other MIDI-usb devices connnected? Windows only allows one active at a time. If you have something else open, the editor won’t connect.
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What interface are you using. If it requires a driver, are you using the latest one from the manufacturer?
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Are you using Mac or PC?
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Frankly it smokes the MXR and can do that sound with ease (presuming you mean the first patch).
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Which FI model do you have? Up to and including v3 can be problematic with cheap interfaces. V4 has worked with every cheap interface I’ve used. The data packet sizes were made deliberately smaller to ensure this.
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Sadly full patch editing (my personal preference) has been nixed due to being too hard to fully implement the Flexi controllers with the limited panel display. 😔 I’m gutted as I spent quite a long time fleshing out detailed interface ideas for this. Patch organisation is already in and working though.
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Basically where you can cycle through a list of presets, say step 1 chooses preset 7, step 2 chooses preset 12, step 3 chooses preset 7 again.
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Absolutely not. V3 has no remaining codespace and all development ended at 3.61 when we began work on v4.
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Curiosity question: What would you rather see? 1. Ability to have full parameter editing on the pedal itself (no computer needed)? (Bear in mind the limitations of a 3-digit, 7-segment display.) 2. A setlist mode?
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Source Audio C4 synth bass pedal £120 - *SOLD*
Quatschmacher replied to LukeFRC's topic in Effects For Sale
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Latest actual brick and mortar record shop discovery:
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Some really interesting discussions happening now around further improvements to onboard patch management/editing. If these come to fruition it’ll be fricking awesome.
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https://www.singularsound.com/products/beatbuddy-2?fbclid=IwdGRleANCrk5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHjsVSw5Hywcz_qMVXjD-kO5XznsI5m2S6cN_Qhk9jz6o17eSUR8DFNHQaa8I_aem_DczMUYQ-kLglzSpPOp9xrA&variant=46933067759860
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Have you looked at the new Messenger? That’s arguably a better gigging format as it flatter but is 32-key and has 256 patch slots.
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Not a bad move; extra octave, extra mod buss with more destinations, more patch space. Still really like 37 a lot. Actually kept that over the Pro 3 SE I had which is a great synth.
