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Dude... 🤯 Are those pin or lug type?

Yes, the original is absurdly loud even at minimum volume.

That is beautiful. As a (casual) programmer of 40 years, I'm not afraid to admit Claude is a better programmer than I ever was. I don't consider what I do "vibe coding" (maybe I'm giving myself too much credit) but I've definitely stepped back and allowed it to take the senior programmer role...

It really is just an oversight/leftover... the TL072 should be running on 9V with a diode clamp before the Seed input. It works fine, but it's not ideal and I wouldn't do it again.

We'll also have some specialized "wizard" type applications that allow you to configure algorithms in ways that weren't possible before. For example, the original Daydream delay has three filtered delay taps. You could adjust the overall delay time, control whether the filters sweep up or...

The old build doc was removed to prevent anyone from ordering the wrong parts ahead of time. PCBs are here and ready to go so the doc is pretty much the only thing left to do. As far as algorithms, we can't legally dump and use the algorithms from commercial pedals, but you can find/build...

Hold off a few days, the new version of the FV-1 development board will be available within the week and is absolutely worth the wait

Exactly.

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/Schematic-MysteryMeat.png

Interesting. Yes, at around 60hz things become less of a wobble and more of a timbre.

Or are you wanting to modulate the LFO with an audio signal?

Yep. Something like this? (or did you mean pitch vibrato)

https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/drill/125B_5-Knob-Type-4.pdf

@Bricksnbeatles Waaaaay more fun than ringmod... 🤯 Also, processing and monitoring a live signal (coming from an external signal generator) ... I suppose I should start a new thread just for this project, it's gotten a bit out of hand ...

So you don't have to clip out every other pin.

1.05K is correct.

My guess is that it's going to be closely related to this one: https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/Browbeater-PedalPCB.pdf