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I've done that with my last project - it worked well, but be prepared to input lots and lots of hours into it - https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/phantasmagoria-v2-native-c-spectral-delay-engine.28630/ It was a fun learning experience, and I am currently working on a new project- What I have...

Thank you so much for flagging these, serves me for editing text on my phone LOL I have fixed all links in the post now :)

If I forgot a shout-out in the readme file, please know it was not intentional and your help was vital to the success of this project! Let me know if you are one of these precious unnamed contributors and I'll add your name and project to the list!

Final Update: Phantasmagoria has moved to C++! Hey everyone! I wanted to drop one final update on this thread to let you know that development for the Phantasmagoria has officially moved to Native C++. This original PlugData/Pure Data version was a blast to build and serve as the foundation for...

[RELEASE] Phantasmagoria v2: Native C++ Spectral Delay Engine Project Overview Phantasmagoria is a lush, atmospheric spectral delay engine designed for shoegaze, doom, and ambient soundscapes. It is a 6-knob, 4-toggle "no menus" pedal built for the Electrosmith Daisy Seed on the PedalPCB...

Patched some things today: v26g - Fixed progressive clipping that would eventually kill all sound until hard reset. Internal signal levels in the feedback loops could grow to infinity and crash the audio engine. Added hard limiters inside all five feedback paths (delay, reverb, three freeze...

4 changes today: Patch notes: v26c - Fixed a bug where turning Knob 4 all the way down could freeze the pedal completely, killing all sound until power cycle. v26d - Boosted volume on both Fifth Down and Octave Down. They were too quiet relative to the clean signal, now they sit properly in...

Update: Demo Video is now Up on the youtubes! Cheers!!

I feel old too now 🤣

-- Latest Version : v26g (Check this post for patch notes.) Check bottom of post for download. ---- Hello everyone! I've had this Terrarium laying around for a while and had this patch installed on it. There were a few things I didn't like on it, so I decided I'd modify it and make the pedal...

Thank you all, got it sorted out by changing the Seed\src\all_model_data_gru9_4count.h file's content to only include the 4 models I wanted :) Much appreciated

Thank you so much for your answer as usual keyth! You truly are such a valuable asset to this site and to the musical community ! I am now playing with the "seed" instead of this one, I really love what you did with the buttons and functions I can get out of it! Especially the looper, which is...

My VOX Ac15 burnt its transformer so it's in the shop, already had a terrarium pedal built but programmed on a different thing. I was struggling trying to find ways to play guitar again while it gets repaired, but I remembered I saw a build for an "amp sim" out there. Installed this on my...

Yup, analyzed the circuit and indeed the pots were inverted hehe! Thank you again for your valuable help! Rock on!

Thank you all for your help, that greatly helped me, however, I think I may have wired my pots in reverse? Would that make my level pot act in reverse (If I turn clockwise, volume goes down, if I turn counter clockwise, volume goes up) ? Cheers!

Hello all! I'm trying to make sense of this schematic, I've only been building pcbs until now, I figured I'd try my hand on a vero board build, however, I have no clue how I'm supposed to wire the 3pdt switch and input + output jacks and LED .. Anyone can help me please figuring out this? Any...

Update: I was in town today and came across an electronics components shop, bought a couple of random LM386 and CD4024 to test em out. Switching the LM386 did the trick! Build is now completed!

I have completed a build, not my first one, however I'm not getting sound when activating the pedal. Light turns on, I'm getting sound when bypassed and the Level Pot seems to work as well since i can hear it increase noise in my signal.. However, im at a loss. I have reflowed all components...

I may try this in one of my builds just for fun :)

So. I'm currently building yet another Pedal with 4 SPDT toggle Switches. I usually remove the notched washer, then put the first nut, then put the spdt through the hole in the pedal, then put the "teethed" washer, then the last nut, is that how you should do it? I've always assumed this was...