Harry Klippton
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If I can, I don't know how to monitor with the IRs on in Wall of Sound
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MichaelW
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It's been a while since I used it, lemme fire it up and take a look.
MichaelW
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Do you have the "Torpedo Remote" app installed?
This is what my screen looks like when I'm using the Torpedo IR's.
I'm monitoring it via my interface. This is a standalone app and doesn't require your DAW to be open but then you can add it as a plugin to your DAW with however it is you have configured here.
Harry Klippton
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No, I didn't have the torpedo remote app installed. I wonder if that's the difference
MichaelW
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Yah, you need to install that, then connect the Captor X to your PC/Mac with a USB cable, that's what controls the Captor X.
You can control the CAB-M with it as well I'm pretty sure.
Harry Klippton
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I dont have the captor x, just the regular captor, and now the cab m.
MichaelW
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Ahhh ok, I'm not sure I know what the difference is. I don't use mine heh....
Betty Wont
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Grind Customs Phaser.
DGWVI
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Tourbillon- a three stage phaser. Based on the GrindFX board of the same name. No idea how it sounds, but I'm finding that I love phasey sounds
Harry Klippton
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The captor is just the load box. There's no IR stuff, no USB connection
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I too received a Super Rat. Thanks @jimilee !
I nearly forgot I do have 50-EA2-5NUs inbound for these boards so no need to worry over them. I'll send them with the PIC.
I haven't worked with PICs too much, but in the case of AVRs it's just a matter of sticking the IC in a socket, choosing the firmware bin/hex file, and clicking "Program".
I believe these will work in the place of the EA2-5NU. This is what I use for all of my non-latching relay prototypes.
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I nearly forgot I do have 50-EA2-5NUs inbound for these boards so no need to worry over them. I'll send them with the PIC.
giovanni
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I’m confused: what’s the PIC for?Here’s a LOT of info on the pcb I’ve sent out. I encourage at least a quick peek for the schematic.
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I have the means inbound to program the PICs..hopefully the process isn’t beyond my reach. I also have some alternative relays if you have trouble sourcing any.
Apologies if I’ve triggered any anxieties
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My guess would be it controls the StompLFO? CDB or cooder would really be the ones to ask.
It’s for the silent relay switching which was asked for in Chucks thread, but not included in the schem I don’t believe. I think @cooder may have added it when he did the board design, maybe.
Edit: the stomplfo IS a pic chip, but there is already a spot on the board marked for the stomplfo and another for an unnamed pic.
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I don’t know how the sausage is made here, but the pic carries the coding to tell the relay when/how to switch. I guess by sending the voltage to the relay when the coding says to when the footswitch is pushed.
