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sylnau wrote:Done with all the wire (I'm starting to hate Lava plugs).

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and Evans Board !! lookin' good fella's.

Just need to get some trs patch cables so I can run the lfo-out on the polypus into the BitQuest.

rad rad rad! whats special about the big polypus? and what the purple one?
thats the best looking bitquest ive seen, mini too

Saw the custom polypus in Adam's thread - so cool that it's yours dude!

tomlane95 wrote:rad rad rad! whats special about the big polypus? and what the purple one?
thats the best looking bitquest ive seen, mini too

Adam went way above board with the Polypus! It's sooooooo handy! It's a combo Polypus/Broadcast. It has two tap-tempo outputs (one normally open, the other normally closed), an lfo-expression output, and an expression input to control the tap-tempo ratio. The tap-tempo output can be synced to the tap-tempo ratio too!

I tap in the tempo for both the DMMTT and the polypus only by setting the tempo on the polypus. And with the lfo-out and the exp-in for the lfo I can make dubstepesque wub wubs that stay perfectly synced with the delay times with all the changes in lfo times. I'm sure I'll find more uses for it than dubstep and super-trem/delay shimmers, there're a lot of possibilities with this setup! In the future I hope to be able to expand this so I set the tempo on two delays, two mod pedals, and have a tap-tempo midi signal to control synths/drum machines/whatever by setting the tempo on the polypus!!!

The purple one's an MXR Bass Octave Deluxe by DanBubblewe! I lurv my BitQuest and Mini I'm also super psyched the color on the mini matches my Wolf Computer!

wfs1234 wrote:

tomlane95 wrote:rad rad rad! whats special about the big polypus? and what the purple one?
thats the best looking bitquest ive seen, mini too

Adam went way above board with the Polypus! It's sooooooo handy! It's a combo Polypus/Broadcast. It has two tap-tempo outputs (one normally open, the other normally closed), an lfo-expression output, and an expression input to control the tap-tempo ratio. The tap-tempo output can be synced to the tap-tempo ratio too!

I tap in the tempo for both the DMMTT and the polypus only by setting the tempo on the polypus. And with the lfo-out and the exp-in for the lfo I can make dubstepesque wub wubs that stay perfectly synced with the delay times with all the changes in lfo times. I'm sure I'll find more uses for it than dubstep and super-trem/delay shimmers, there're a lot of possibilities with this setup! In the future I hope to be able to expand this so I set the tempo on two delays, two mod pedals, and have a tap-tempo midi signal to control synths/drum machines/whatever by setting the tempo on the polypus!!!

The purple one's an MXR Bass Octave Deluxe by DanBubblewe! I lurv my BitQuest and Mini I'm also super psyched the color on the mini matches my Wolf Computer!

thats rad dude! crazy amount of control

I like how often the BitQuest has been popping up in this thread recently.

There are 50 new owners out there. Here's mine.

wfs1234 wrote:Just need to get some trs patch cables so I can run the lfo-out on the polypus into the BitQuest.

Loving these so much!
Actually started using amp trem, so good

THESE BOARDS

THOSE COLORSOUNDS

Large enclosures 4L.
Micro pedals just don't look as badass...even intimidating.
It's like big boxes mean business or something

Yeah, that's the reason I can't part with my Wattson Superfuzz. I mean, there are other fuzzes out there that will do more different sounds and have more functions, but holy shit, it's a big ass enclosure that says Superfuzz! No way I'm gonna give that up, it's fucking empowering.

tommasters wrote:
Loving these so much!
Actually started using amp trem, so good

i swear, i saw the top of this and was like "tom masters"