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[multi_s]

ya i have no idea what is going on , the url keeps changing for the image so i just add an album link as well.

maybe we will have some around end of april/start of may

[thesneakup]

Just to make sure: the layout of the controls on the upcoming 856s will be how it's pictured on the model on p.20?

Can/will operation actuation on switch press instead of release be implemented? (Would that be useful to or desired by anyone else?)

[elevenstrings]

does this help?

[Chankgeez]

does this help?

It certainly helps me, thanks!

[Seance]

FUGG!

FUGgrapeAHBOUTIT!

That's one classy chunk of purple splendor right there.

[Antlerface]

Jesus f. Looks amazing.

[fuzzisokiguess]

A PLL by design is supposed to track really well, no? In typical applications they're meant to be used as references, so my understanding was that part of the point of a PLL in audio was to have "loose" tracking so that you get that phasing effect.

For sure. Don't get me wrong, part of the magic of the pll circuit in mine is the unpredictability of the tracking, how closely (or not) it's tracking/locking, and then how the mult/div/sqr are mixed. Some of the tracking response is incredible- random arpeggios, sweeps that hesitate then go grab the octave, squelch, then collapse in an 8-bit crumble. It's dynamic and unpredictable, and an amazing noise/sound generating machine. Some of the tracking sounds like someone wearing earplugs and rifle range hearing protection trying to sing in tune to warped vinyl on a 2 second delay, then playing a penny whistle: also dynamic, also unpredictable, but not quite amazing sounding. (Depends what you like, to each their own, etc). And the amount of knob twisting to go from one to the other is almost nothing. A strong breeze. And that doesn't even begin to take into account actually playing the guitar, where you are on the neck, etc.

Seems from the vids like the mtl.asm version maybe has more of the former and less of the latter, though from Scott's note, probably both (and more). All good things- hours of fun.

[LudicrouSpeed]

Just to make sure: the layout of the controls on the upcoming 856s will be how it's pictured on the model on p.20?

Can/will operation actuation on switch press instead of release be implemented? (Would that be useful to or desired by anyone else?)

I always prefer on the press instead of on the release of possible. I have a tap delay pedal which is set to release, and it's so awkward. It doesn't matter so much for non time sensitive functions tho.

[LudicrouSpeed]

does this help?

Now THAT I can see. Damn sexy. Earned that rapecicle paint.

I guess I need to get an electric guitar again.

[mr. sound boy king]

does this help?

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Now THAT I can see. Damn sexy. Earned that rapecicle paint.

I guess I need to get an electric guitar again.

Whaaaaat? I thought Purpll was for drum machines...

[Chankgeez]

PURPLL is good for drum machines and electric guitars.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPO8PqHGWFU[/youtube]

[Antlerface]

What's up with YT and photos being just white boxes for the past few days? Am I doing something wrong?

[Chankgeez]

That YouTube embed I posted is auto-generated. If you're outside the U.S., it may not play for you.

Otherwise it may be a browser issue. Although, I couldn't see the photo Scott posted either.

[Antlerface]

Super weird. It apparently works and is visible on mobile but not on my desktop. I'm in USA too.

Whatever I can see it now!!!

[$harkToootth]

I don't even like PLL and I think the PURPLL sounds amazing. Great work Scott! Even if I don't get this (and I'm going to try) this gets my superlative for sexiest looking pedal.