This looks interesting, can't wait to try it out - PedalSpice
no idea, and don't care - is this a good product or not? Sounds you have an axe to grind against Wampler, I am just trying to find out if this is good software. Two separate things. Please leave the wampler bashing in other threads, not wanted here.Is Brian a software engineer? UI/UX designer? Did he hire any to develop this product?
I assumed the axe being ground was against AI generated software products.Sounds you have an axe to grind against Wampler
How about you make a separate thread to rail against AI generated software products?I assumed the axe being ground was against AI generated software products.
You can't tell me what to do, you're not my real ddad!How about you make a separate thread to rail against AI generated software products?
I missed the 3 knob limit, that is nuts. $20/month is too pricey for how much I would use it.I have no problems with Wampler (love his pedals and thankful for the knowledge he's shared freely over the years), and not even necessarily with vibe-coded software (but that's a whole other thread).
My main problem is that he wants to charge $20 / month for it (the free tier is limited to 3 knobs per pedal, can only store 10 pedals), when its pretty clear its the work of a few weekends with AI (even though he said he's spent months on it).
How do I know? Because I vibe-coded one in a weekend, and hey, with absolutely no prompting or pointing to his work, my vibe-coded trash looks very similar to his.
All that said, at the free tier - if you're OK with the limitations - then PedalSpice is probably fine, as are most of the other free alternatives. If you really want a pedal-focused spice alternative, I'll set up a GitHub and you can use my vibe-coded trash for free in perpetuity.
I would have paid a reasonable one-time payment to get full features. Not $240 per year. Yikes.He did a survey before releasing it, and one of the questions was how much would you pay for it. I get the feeling most people put something like "a 50$ one-time payment", so I'm not sure how he arrived at 20$ / month, especially since most of the competition is free (or spend 20$ for one month of Claude Code and do it yourself