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some unobtanium to put on your want list:

squarewave parade teaspoon (i think there were 3 diffent models)
squarewave parade downgrade

thank you for this thread, subbed

the ehx canyon may make it in here, too, due to its sample&hold delay mode ...

whoismarykelly wrote:I use almost all of these before my amp so being a stereo source isnt much of an issue.

Yeah I run in front of the amp also, but I use two and split signals so I kind of need it.

Dare this thread tread into the rack gear side of glitch?
Perhaps those are no more or less available than the
Super Flutter V2?

omarwhite wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:I use almost all of these before my amp so being a stereo source isnt much of an issue.

Yeah I run in front of the amp also, but I use two and split signals so I kind of need it.

I'm in the same boat, but it looks like 2 of the the mini-glitch or 2 of the CT5 can almost fit in the space of an ottobit jr

I'm looking forward to seeing what can be done with the Zoia in this realm

Amazing post and thread idea!

omarwhite wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:I use almost all of these before my amp so being a stereo source isnt much of an issue.

Yeah I run in front of the amp also, but I use two and split signals so I kind of need it.

manymanyhaha wrote:
I'm in the same boat, but it looks like 2 of the the mini-glitch or 2 of the CT5 can almost fit in the space of an ottobit jr

I'm looking forward to seeing what can be done with the Zoia in this realm

I can see where yall are coming from. When I ran two amps I just had a stereo split later in my chain because my glitch stuff was something I wanted to be focused and the same on both sides. Especially where I was using a dry cut. It keeps the glitches clearer if that makes sense. I think if I really needed stereo I'd get two of the more affordable options and wire them into a single box with the same switches controlling both circuits. You wouldn't have the same controls but at least you wouldn't have to stomp multiple times on pedals where that would be necessary.

But you could also be capturing different samples on each side which would be cool

this vidya totally sucks but i guess it's relevant enough

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e89X8dAN7p4[/youtube]

Glitchy pedals I have that haven't been mentioned yet:

Red Panda Particle
Alexander System Error
Catalinbread CSIDMAN
EQD Afterneath (I think this counts ?)

Great thread! I was hoping somebody would do that. So many glitch pedals have come out in less than a year... Really nice to have a place to gather all this.
Maybe someone should do the same with the new generation of reverbs that's flooding the market now...?

This reminds me something: I bought the very first jamman,a rack unit by Lexicon, back in the days, early 90s I think. There was no minimum length to your loops, so it could glitch! Like a raptio with no click. Then the next negeration of loopers took over (boss, digitech...), they had that stupid limitation: a few millisecond-long loop was too short, the looper wouldn't take it. Funny how it took 20 years for that groundbreaking feature to come back...

fcknoise wrote:this vidya totally sucks but i guess it's relevant enough

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e89X8dAN7p4[/youtube]

I swear, this gets reposted every single time anyone brings up glitch pedals.

Lexicon PCM-42


Oberheim/Gibson Echoplex Digital Pro


Lexican JamMan


There are DigiTech RDS rack versions, but also the PDS pedal versions, such as:
DigiTech PDS-8000


Etc., etc.

Jesus, I have that Jamman and and oberheim AND a gibson echoPlex rack mount laying around somewhere from my past days of looping... haven’t touched them in over 15 years . Might be time to break them out.