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Yes I have tested the Seed3 in the Soundsketch, it works great, no noise that I have noticed. It's much quieter than the Funbox. Make sure to insulate the toggle switches from the potentiometer legs with something like electrical tape.

@Smrtokvitek Sure, here it is: https://drill.taydakits.com/box-designs/new?public_key=M3BDZTdRSmFWRkF4QXpQUzRORjIwQT09Cg==

My Seed3 arrived last night! They went very minimal on packaging, just a tiny box the size of the Daisy Seed itself. I really like the USB-C, I didn't think it would matter much to me but I would never go back to micro. I tested the Seed3 out on my Funbox pedal and the 125B bksheperd pedal...

I ordered mine yesterday! I don't expect any major difference, although I have way more USB C cables lying around nowadays so that's helpful. I also want to plug the Seed 3 into my daisy pedals (bksheperd, funbox, terrarium) and make sure there's not any unusual behavior with the op amp buffers...

New program on Funbox, I call it Balnea, digital delay and pitch shifter based on the Chase Bliss Thermae pedal. I wrote it for my custom STM32 pedal, but ported it over to Funbox, with slightly updated controls. Here is a demo video of the STM32 pedal, but the Funbox one functions the same way...

Thats so awesome, thanks for testing it out!

Wanted to share about this method of making faceplates for pedals. I got the idea from Synthux Academy's youtube channel, they use pcb's for artwork/faceplates on their modular synths. Ghost Note Audio also uses these kinds of faceplates on their digital pedals. In looking around at different...

@xconverge Sorry to hear you're getting alot of noise, it seems like some people get it and some don't. Part of it might be related to the effect you run on it, like you mentioned. If you're using a high gain NAM model it will probably get alot of noise, some post-effect gain reduction in your...

I found this post by searching to see any anyone mentioned Rick Hartley on this forum.. this just so happened to be a recent post! I don't know that many people on this forum are designing microcontroller boards and SPI connections, but I happen to be interested in this too. I haven't done any...

Wanted to share this video about building the Funbox, made by a Youtuber called Naaackers, does alot of tech and DIY videos. He does a really good job of explaining the project, and even has his own build guide based on his experience (link is in video description). He has a detailed parts list...

Ohh ok yes that's the same thing you were talking about. Not doing anything to the model itself, but using the output from a larger model for a smaller model to learn from. The idea being that you weed out unnecessary parameters in a neural net into a smaller, more efficient model.

Yeah the tone3000 site is a great resource for different gear captures, you can always try making a GRU capture from the Nam plugin using a particular model you want to try to emulate. Is that what you mean by "distilling"? I did at one point get a "Nano" size NAM model to run on the Daisy...

As far as I know, no one has really made a bunch of these and made them available, the only ones I've made are included in the Github repos.

You're welcome, but I don't think you actually needed to do that, you have a "Rev 2" Terrarium board which should include the low pass filter already. Did you try it without the additional breakout board first? I don't think the extra low pass filter will hurt it, it's just redunant. I need to...

Yup! I'm using IRs in the Mars module here: https://github.com/GuitarML/FunBox and also contributed the IR module here: https://github.com/bkshepherd/DaisySeedProjects However, in both of these examples I convert the IR data into c code and compile it in the program. In other words, you're...

@cbcbd Good question, I have not tried combining those two effects on a single Daisy Seed, although I have paired those two effects on my pedalboard by using two separate Daisy Seed pedals, and it does sound really cool. There are a couple things you can try/check to see if the Daisy Seed can...

Me and my neighbor cooked up an idea for a "signature" pedal for him and this is the result! It's an original design of a Tubescreamer/Rat combo pedal, with separate bypass and an order switch in the middle. I designed the pcb using Kicad, and had it manufactured by Oshpark. My friend is a Lord...

That looks great! I wish I had seen this post because just a few days ago I went through the same discovery on the lighted footswitches. :rolleyes: I came to the same conclusion, 1k resistor from 9v seems about right for my green/red ones. Yeah the daisy itself provides 3v3, then the 5v...

That looks fantastic! I love the green and black color scheme. I need to mention in the build guide that pot protectors are a must have, glad you were able to get it all working, and happy to help out!

That's awesome! They fit alot of features into that one pedal, but for some reason the exposed Daisy Seed makes me nervous.