BuggFX DayDream eprom on an Arachnid?

MichaelW

MichaelW

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Would it work?

Trying to see how much mileage I can get out of my Arachnid build.

Barring that, I'm also looking at what all the options for the Pythagoras platform.

DayDream, Unison, ThreeVerb, am I missing any?

TIA!
 
The EEPROM builder has the "Kaleidoscope" algorithm which is basically the same thing as the Daydream. Instead of two different modes (ascending / descending) the Kaleidoscope covers both in a single mode. Width control below noon is descending, past noon is ascending.

The Daydream EEPROM will work in the Arachnid, but you'll only have two modes. The other 6 positions of the rotary would just be silent.
 
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Robert said:
The EEPROM builder has the "Kaleidoscope" algorithm which is basically the same thing as the Daydream. Instead of two different modes (ascending / descending) the Kaleidoscope covers both in a single mode. Width control below noon is descending, past noon is ascending.

The Daydream EEPROM will work in the Arachnid, but you'll only have two modes. The other 6 positions of the rotary would just be silent.
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Ok sounds like I need to build the Pythagoras for the "full experience":) Thanks!!
 
You can put the two Daydream modes in an Arachnid along with some other algorithms if you want. They aren't in the Builder but I can load them on a custom EEPROM if you want them.
 
MichaelW said:
Is there any difference between the Kaleidoscope algo and the DayDream Algo in the Octagon?
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Just the way the Width control behaves in the Kaleidoscope.

Noon > CW is similar to the Ascending mode of the Daydream.
Noon > CCW is similar to the Descending mode of the Daydream.

It was done this way to eliminate the need for the Mode toggle switch.

They sound identical.
 
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