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What is the one circuit that you have been working for way too long and keep failing at delivering what it should? I had planned to release this new model for black friday, and again, for the 20th times in 20 years, I made silly mistakes with the prototype and it sounds absolutely nothing like...

What voltage and frequency make the most sense for guitar? I always see people using something like 440 Hz or 1 kHz, and around 200 mV peak for loud single coils or light humbuckers. I’m curious what you consider “realistic” when you run clipping sims. I’m working on an interactive tool to...

For sh and giggles only, the latest useless tool I made to help you come up with the best ever pedal. Just click on "Spin" to get a random name for your next build :) Pedal Name Roulette

Here is my original design... And the one my partner made using chatGPT... let's see what Tayda does with it :rolleyes:

I am trying to find the best fit for a potentiometer within my circuit, but really, in simulation I only ever use A and B taper... I never really understood how the others work... Here are the graphs with both tapers; I am greedy and looking for a more precise transistion on the early course of...

Taking two examples, some tend to describe the tube screamer as too "tight", and the very opposite for the mostortion which is often decribed as too "messy", the bass control of the Timmy allows to adjust the low end being clipped, adjusting that "tightness", add this to any opamp gain stage...

I have been adding this additional control for IC input buffers builds; Deviations of the Ibanez ST9 stage called mid boost, you get a nice frequency adjustable boost to get clipped into further stages, quite nice. Here is the AC Sweep right after the stage (measured between C3 and R4): you can...

I am trying to gather data on diodes, I use a peak atlas pro to measure these, if anyone wants to add, please reach out! here is the interactive plot, double click to filter for a specific diode, simple click to filter out, zoom, span, etc. you can look for specific diodes with Ctrl+F.