Quatschmacher

That’s one of the less likely candidates.

Checking out the whole album. Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

Should be possible via the app too: Hook up C4 to your phone via USB. (You need to be on the latest firmware for usb communication via mobile to work and updates can only be done by downloading the latest desktop editor and updating from there.) Press “burn/recall” in bottom bar, select the desired internal preset and press “recall”. Then press “save” from the bottom bar, rename and add description if desired, then press “save”. It’s now in your library.

Is there any gate control on the fuzz?

Sounds cool:

Load the desktop app. Click the “device” tab, select your preset from the internal slots. Click the “cloud” tab and press “save” or “publish”.

Source Audio Atlas. (Or if you want a mega distortion pedal with it, Ultrawave, which has the same compressor that’s in Atlas as one of its parts.)

Oh yeah!

Sold Peter an EQ pedal a couple of days ago. All organised and paid for in a short space of time with prompt and friendly communication throughout. I’d have no hesitation in dealing with him again. Many thanks!

Yep, crazy money, which is why I sold my Chromatron when I did. Had people chewing my arm off to buy it at £400

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/logue/logue-cl-1-no-more-midi-mapping

Yes, sorry, it is a bit of a first-world problem. I didn’t mean it to be demeaning to anyone. Much of it has come about because I beta test pedals and get to hang on to them as a thank you for the work I have done. The “issue” with that is that these aren’t always pedals I would have considered buying for myself and I feel a bit funny about selling them, especially as I might get asked to test out further firmware updates later on. When I dug out the EQ2 the other night, I found a MIDI bug and reported it. This is what I have, some of these might end up on the chopping block (bold ones are already listed): Panda Audio Future Impact (x2) Source Audio C4 Source Audio Lunar Source Audio Spectrum Source Audio Collider Source Audio Ultrawave Source Audio Ventris Source Audio Nemesis Source Audio Atlas Source Audio Aftershock Source Audio ZIO MXR Vintage Bass Octave Zvex Mastotron MXR Bass Envelope Filter Mu-Tron Microtron IV Sadowsky SB-2 Source Audio Hub (x2) Morningstar ML10X Morningstar MC6 Pro MORTRIX (Not for sale obviously)

I sold that one quite some time ago, I’m afraid. The things I’ve recently listed really are things I’ve never touched and am unlikely to ever have done so. A few things I’m looking at have become redundant as I’ve been spending the last three years working on my keyboard chops, so the synthy stuff is better covered on keys. (I’ll still keep the FI though as I love it.) I’m finding myself in a similar situation with synths. There are some which are ram-packed with features which I end up not using much; but I seem to get the most enjoyment out of the stuff that has a simple architecture and a great sound. I currently have a Juno 106 on loan from a friend and it’s so immediate, simple and fun to play that its limitations become an asset. It’ll be a wrench when he takes it back to sell it (he has two and needs to downsize).

Have you submitted those thoughts to them. Roger is very active on Talkbass and The Gear Page and listens to user feedback/requests.