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Yeah, once I started going with it, the flow is pretty natural. Though I think the act of going through and making that cheatsheet helped lodge things in my head.

Already impressed with the amount of ideas this is giving me. Especially in a parallel loop in my mixer, where it can just add accents to something else. Fave thing so far is having just the DIV tone (with the MULT running through the lfo but not audible) to add funky bass warbles to piano/organ sounds.

And I can't wait 'til I can play with my saxophonist friends again... definitely want to run some sax sounds through this!

oh haha do you know Hugh Marsh? (he also lives in toronto area?) i think he told me he was playing sax through it as his go to.

multi_s wrote:oh haha do you know Hugh Marsh? (he also lives in toronto area?) i think he told me he was playing sax through it as his go to.

I don't know him personally but I've seen him play in a bunch of stuff, including occasionally with my peeps in Joseph Shabason's band.

He's definitely someone I wanted to book for my music series in the past. Maybe at the other end of this I'll still have a music series...

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:

multi_s wrote:oh haha do you know Hugh Marsh? (he also lives in toronto area?) i think he told me he was playing sax through it as his go to.

I don't know him personally but I've seen him play in a bunch of stuff, including occasionally with my peeps in Joseph Shabason's band.

He's definitely someone I wanted to book for my music series in the past. Maybe at the other end of this I'll still have a music series...

If there ever is another show, and you book him, i would definitely try to make the trip down.

Okay, I was running a vocal mic into the purpll, and trying different sounds. Massive coolness with the TRIGGER buffer switched on. I started whistling, and it became, like, a live ColecoVision soundtrack.

I love the TRIGGER buffer capture -- especially in nasty & long mode

Reminds me I haven't even tried the 2x speed/octave up dip switch

The long nasty buffer is the way to go. It might be my favorite feature of the PurPLL. Is there any other pedal that works this way? I have all kinds of glitch pedals, but none of them have a semi-random buffer like the PurPLL. I'm curious about what it would be like with a clean signal instead of a square wave.

There's a similar vibe you can get if with the CT5 in Transcendence mode. I'll twist the Len B around while playing and then switch to Mode 3 (so the loop is made up of jumbled chunks from the buffer), but it doesn't have the immediacy of the PurPLL nasty long buffer.

Also there's a new giveaway that I got an email about. I can't find the email now so I won't post it...but the contest looked cool. Making some music with samples or something like that.

Yes there is another giveaway which will end next Monday (May 24)

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PURPLL SAMPLE PACK MEGAMIX MEGA SWEEPSTAKE DELUXE x1000+ OMGGLL:

Details:


What can you win:
1x Top prize: a PURPLL pedal. If you win but already have this pedal, then you may exchange this prize for $200 USD credit in our webstore. This prize will go to our favorite entry.

3x Random draw prizes: Three participation prizes consisting of a mtl.asm coffee mug will be given out. The winners will be randomly drawn from the pool of all eligible entries minus the top prize winner.

How to enter:
For this contest we will be requesting a short song/motif/soundscape or other audio experience made using this sample pack which created by 2 of our employees while testing the previous batch of PURPLL pedals. The samples are available for download here.

Please upload your entry as an Mp3 or other compressed audio format to this dropbox before Monday May 24, 11:59pm EST. The upload should contain the sound file and some sort of text document which gives us contact details and any other information you think is relevant. If you want to provide some comment or any other info, just put it in said text file and we will read it with your submission.

There are no other restrictions on how you make sounds for the file or what gear is used to generate it. Furthermore if you already have a PURPLL or any other fine PLL pedal (such as EQD Data corrupter, Glou Glou Moutarde, Original Schumann??? etc) we encourage you to use sounds from that as well instead of just those in the sample pack.

The contest winners will be announced on Monday May 31, 2021. All entries will be archived on a public webpage accessible through mtlasm.com after the winners are announced.

PurPLL arrived.

From first impressions I've got to say that it is fun to plug a bass guitar into PurPLL.
Lots to explore.

Seance wrote:PurPLL arrived.

From first impressions I've got to say that it is fun to plug a bass guitar into PurPLL.
Lots to explore.

Seance wrote:PurPLL arrived.

From first impressions I've got to say that it is fun to plug a bass guitar into PurPLL.
Lots to explore.

Agreed. It's also REALLY fun to not plug anything into PurPLL and just flick on the drone

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Grand Prize winners:

Simon W: Psy Why “The Cave”

Michael R: "everything moves"

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Is there a way to completely turn off LFO contribution to the MULTIPLY and/or DIVIDE blocks? I realize one can set RATE and DUTY cycle to minimum but that doesn't completely eliminate it. I don't see any way explicitly mentioned in the manual. I just got this thing so I'm probably missing something obvious ... Thanks for any help. -Tim

Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but that's what the toggles next to the Multiply and Divide knobs do.