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Thanks for the hint, I tried messing with the idea of having 2 read pointers crossfading on each other with ZRC but still did not work out.. But I just got a daisy pedal & making proper granular was much easier in C++ given my limited time... I think I'll just migrate to Daisy although I like...

Hey everyone :) I'm finally back again and have sometime to play around with my fv-1 build almost getting there with finishing the reverse reverb as a spincad block, also trying to make a block out of the reverse delay but that's painful On the other hand I got better with spn coding I can...

Yes that makes sense, I'll try to double check in my future builds from now on. And yes I'm a big fan of Musikding, nothing to complain in here.

I got the whole Kit with the components from Musikding, so I'm usually hoping that I get the right components to use

Thanks Guys for your reply, this is what I love about this forum.. yes I was not sure always how much is enough soldering also lead free is annoying so I had to increase the soldering iron temperature to 400 C not sure if that's too much... Here is an image of the other side thanks again !

Forgive me for the messy build, I'm not very experienced builder yet this is my third. I'm trying to troubleshoot this for a while now & can't get my head around it It's going silent as soon as I turn it on, but I hear pops and click when I turn on off the 3 switches so I'm assuming that this...

That's all very exciting, Thanks Larry!! Imo the only thing on top of this, that would be helpful is to have the actual number of instructions after you exceeded the 128 instructions so we can be aware later if this patch is going to make it to 128 inst after optimizing or not

Thanks for that will have a look

I'm a big fan of the Valhalla reverb cartridges for the Tiptop Zdsp and was wondering if someone came up with a diy pedal format already to read these cartridges so they'd basically replace the eproms I saw some people made expanders to support these cartridges on other platforms using the fv-1...

Thanks Larry.. yes I'll do that, also probably I started with the wrong block probably I should've made a simpler block as a start. Anyways I won't bother you again will share the blocks over here once I have some success :)

Thanks Larry, that was very helpful! I started to realize how ambitious this one is 😂 ..probably I should've started with a simpler one... anyway I'm understanding some asm code on the way so that's fine. the @isPinConnected I commented it by mistake here is what I got till now still no sound...

awesome thanks that fixed the issue when I added these two not sure if it's correct even equ outputl reg7 equ outputr reg8 & now I have another 2 problems: 1- no sound :unsure: when I connect the block with in/out + pot connected 2- I think I implemented @sliderLabel in the wrong way since...

That's pretty cool I started to mess tinker a bit in SpinASM coding with the exported code from Spincad that's good to know similar to your hacks on your Spincad wiki page!

Hey Larry I managed to setup Eclipse today to try and add a new block & since I always wanted to mess with reversed buffers, so I decided to make the reverse reverb from Fv-1 programs repo but I failed miserably :ROFLMAO: here is my snippet: @name Reverse_Reverb @color "0x7100fc" @audioInput...

That's awesome Thanks Larry!! Indeed Spincad is so much fun, me & my band mate are just coming up with some wild patches that we've never thought of!

Awesome thank you!!

Was thinking of making a new build with an extra foot switch for tap tempo and stuff like that, was wondering if I could program a microcontroller and do all of these features with midi or smth instead of wasting fv-1 instructions

Thanks, Larry!

I'd be def interested but does requires me to have a specific foot switch?

Thanks for this Larry! I'm having so much fun jamming with this patch !! ... random question is there a way to smooth the pot controlling delay time without affecting the pitch? I thought of adding an Lp filter but that didn't work, btw I'm trying your trick with the ThreeTap block.