The producer used the biphase in stereo to sweeten the multi tracks all over that record. I've never been a fan of willy's music, and I have a pretty negative personal history with him that is permanently affected any ability to participate in it any further, but the producer killed it with the biphase on that record. They all went to digital autotune sweeteners after that.
I feel like there is a really interesting story here but it says a lot about a person when your whole band quits because you (willy) is an ego maniac. I have never met the guy but he does come across a bit pretentious. I feel like I am like most people, I dig the first couple of albums but then they lost me pretty hard after Mellon Collie.
I have no "special" builds that I've kept. I only have a few pedals in my collection. No "mojo" parts. For the phasor ii, many have a switch pop. I kept one that doesn't. Lol. I'm spartan, and a bit of a luddite.
wow you can tell us the story?
Awesome! That flower petal comment was exactly what I came searching for. I’ve had most of this board done for a month, just been procrastinating on the LDRs because I wasn’t sure how to arrange them. I’ve now googled what a 24/40 rubber septa is, but having a hard time picturing it on the board.
I’d suggest finding something local to light shield. The septa were something I had on hand, they required modification, and I didn’t use ic sockets. Maybe a couple of soda bottle caps and a dab of hot glue?
That sounds like it might work! I’ll dig around and see what I can come up with. Thanks!
DIY at its absolute finest! Make sure the 2 pots under the pcb are insulated from the back if you aren’t using dust covers.
10-4. I've got dust covers on against the board. Actually had to desolder one of those pots because I forgot the cover on the first one. Doh.
Dust. The pots are sticky and and attract metal shaving and such.
