Recent content by CrippledYak

True, it's more than fast enough for the midi side of things; however I've been using it to control wav samples and I'm afraid it is just too slow to do that (especially once I add in a few loops/layers). I'll check out that channel setting and see how I go with that, thanks :)

well... the unit was both more, and less than I expected. The stand alone unit is pretty amazing, it has some great patches, but also some completely useless ones (tell me, when would you ever need to use a "Molten Lava" sample). As far as using it as a controller, there is still a bit of a...

yea, I'm totally into that -- check out http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/ > "Schematics and Construction Tips", they have a whole wack of pedal schematics (including the site you mentioned). If I ever get some free time I wouldn't mind workin' out a few of the beta amp schematic projects...

aaaaaaaarrrrrrrrggggggggggg....... Well it looks like I'm the owner of a new GR-33. The cable guy was wacked out on cough syrup er somethin'. I guess I've spent a ridiculous amount on my studio, why stop now? That's what credit is for anyway :).

bah. This may be true, but where the hell is the fun in that.

well not one that I've tested, but it's a fairly easy concept. It's more or less your original idea, but instead of having all the connectors soldered to one cable, you have the ends soldered to a switch which in turn isolates and connects the specific din to the cable. You would just need two...

No worries man :) ... like I said, I acknowledge that y'all are just tryin' to help -- hell, I've done stupid things before. I'm almost done bludgin' at work and on my way to pickup that cable/software, I'll post the result.

Instead of messing with the cables, wouldn't it make more sense to buy connectors and build a switch box?

I don't know about that, but you are right, it could quite possibly be far to slow (though I can't imagine they'd manufacture such a thing if that were the case). I'm really not sure if the guy I talked to is wacked or not, but I'm willing to give it a try... I've spent a helluva lotta money...

well I might of had a false hope that someone would of created an "all in one" device (I seem to remeber the G-Vox being a plug and go sorta thing, but I also seem to remember the G-Vox not being very good), Long & Mcquade Music (the store where I bought it, one of the larger music stores up...

I've seen them average about $250 CAD (which is what... $5 USD... j/k).

Hell with midi.... I just recently purchased a Roland GK-2A with the hopes of plugging straight into my computer. I have everything I need as far as the computer side of things go (USB midi port, software, etc., etc.) but I soon found -- to my disappointment -- that the GK-2A uses a 13pin...

right on -- I knew there had to be some reason, thanks for the heads up. I'll hafta try that tonight.

try the same thing with a pager, it'll pick up whatever ringer tune you have set. Hmm... using a vibrating pager might be interesting too... (which reminds me of a friend of mine who used a vibrating dildo across the strings -- once you pick yourself off the floor from laughter, it sounds pretty...

SE-50 is definitely a unit worth having -- unfortunately mine recently bit the dust -- for some strange reason the first 127 effects have turned into the same fuNked, uncontrollable, useless effect (with a 2 second pre-delay) and all the names have turned into funny characters... I think I'm...