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You crank these pedals out fast! Getting serious X-Files vibes from this one, something tells me you might be a fan?

Awesome project and super cool graphics as usual! Great to see the code in action!

You can definitely configure the Funbox to run multiple effects, they just all have to be included in a single binary file to upload to the Daisy Seed, if that makes sense. There's another really great Daisy Seed pedal project that has a OLED screen, which lends itself to having multiple...

Very nice build! And a great write up. I like the bird graphic on the front. I see you're using the TL074 quad op amp, I've since updated the docs and pcb to recommend a MCP6024 as a result of some noise testing, but the TL074 should do fine. If you do get any significant noise issues let me...

You could probably take a spectral approach for chorus/flanger/phaser, but off the top of my head I'm not sure how. I think it would be much heavier on the processor than the traditional approach, but maybe there's some interesting things you can do in the frequency domain for those effects...

Next Funbox module, Saturn! Saturn is a "spectral delay", which is turning out to be one of my favorite effects. There are a handful of audio plugins that are advertised as spectral delays, but I have never seen one in pedal form. It works by using a STFT (short time Fourier transform) which...

Yes, 100pF is correct, good catch! I’ll update the BOM, and either type should be fine, but I’ll also update to specify MMLC since that’s what I used. Good luck with the build!

Haha awesome, glad the guide could answer your questions! With Oshpark I've only used the purple prototype boards, which I think are the cheapest option. Let me know of any feedback you might have throughout the build process, hopefully all goes smoothly.

New video, just me explaining the project and github repo, so probably a bit dull unless you are actually building one. I go through the main points of the KiCad design file and code:

New planet module, Venus! I think I had said there wouldn't be a new one for awhile, but last week I stumbled on an open source example of running a STFT (Short Time Fourier Transform) on the Daisy Seed, and from that I was able to do some interesting things inspired by a jsfx Reaper plugin...

Yeah the potentiometers all go to the same ADC pins as terrarium, but the switches are wired up differently, and are sideways. Stereo in/out, 4 dip switches, and the filter for noise reduction on seed rev 7 are the other differences. I considered doing a true bypass relay but not really enough...

Dang that would have been cool.. making a note for later 😅

..what do you think it will be??

@crashguitar These are so nice looking!! I really like the candy powder coats. Thank YOU for taking a chance on building these, you're the first person I'm aware of besides myself that has built one. How well did the enclosure dip switch and 1/8th jack holes line up? I was thinking those holes...

That looks like a useful little pedal! I didn't know anything like that existed. You should be able to accomplish the same thing over midi on the Funbox as well, if you had a device or plugin that sent ramping/random midi cc values.

You should be able to use the stepped mode (first toggle at center position) and put the speed knob to noon to always get 1x speed, but if you want a separate toggle for 1x speed, this is how you modify the code. To add a 1x speed mode for the Pluto's 1st toggle, right position, make the...

New demo, last one for awhile! Ventured into synth land for this one:

That’s great!! Very happy to hear that, I wish I knew a bit more about electronics to understand why, but I guess either proper grounding or shielding? I’m glad you didn’t get the toggle noise like I got with the pcbway board, the oshpark boards seem higher quality ( they should be for how much...

Ah man, yeah hopefully boxing it up and the new op amp will address that. If you are able to, you might want to use a probe to check if the line out from the Daisy Seed has the noise, or if it's only after the buffer stage. Thanks for the update!

After some further testing with the MCP6024 quad op amp, I'm really pleased with the (lack of) noise level, compared with the TL074. I know noise has been an ongoing issue with the Daisy Seed in a buffered guitar pedal, especially with the rev 7. I'd be curious if the dual op amp version...