Bricksnbeatles
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Very neat sounding optical phase/vibe circuit. Schematic is available in the video for a moment too
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ZVex vibrophase
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neiltheseal
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Sounds awesome. I'd love to build one of these.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
This is the one that caused them to tell me I wasn't even allowed to mention their name on social media and that the name "Phase Factory" was a trademark violation.... 
To be fair, there was a project (briefly) available before the commercial pedal even made it to dealers.
It's seven SHO's, four configured as all-pass filters driven by a microcontroller based LFO.
To be fair, there was a project (briefly) available before the commercial pedal even made it to dealers.
It's seven SHO's, four configured as all-pass filters driven by a microcontroller based LFO.
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neiltheseal
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So I guess that means you're not going to make one? A shame, this sounds pretty good but I'm too poor to buy one.This is the one that caused them to tell me I wasn't even allowed to mention their name on social media and that the name "Phase Factory" was a trademark violation....
To be fair, there was a project (briefly) available before the commercial pedal even made it to dealers.
It's seven SHO's, four configured as all-pass filters driven by a microcontroller based LFO.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Well now I didn't say that... I just can't say their name on social media.
... and we have to call it the Phase Foundry.
Would yall be mad if we didn't use a microcontroller for the LFO? It did nothing more than generate a sine wave...
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Guardians of the analog
Papi Fuego
I wouldn't be mad if this didn't happen. I think the DOD vibrothang sounds better. This sounded very underwhelming in the video posted aboveWell now I didn't say that... I just can't say their name on social media.
... and we have to call it the Phase Foundry.
Would yall be mad if we didn't use a microcontroller for the LFO? It did nothing more than generate a sine wave...
Guardians of the analog
Papi Fuego
My biggest issue with the abyss was it was super bass heavy, of course that can always be modded. I think with a few changes the abyss would be a good vibe replacement candidate
Erik S
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I had the opposite experience. When I first put it together it was cutting bass like crazy. Changing the LDR gap made a big difference.
Post in thread 'Tayda KE-10720 LDR very out of spec. 50 ohms bright, 2 Meg dark! (Solved)'
https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/...ms-bright-2-meg-dark-solved.18764/post-228992
Feral Feline
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What if you call it the Fase Phoundry?Well now I didn't say that... I just can't say their name on social media.
... and we have to call it the Phase Foundry.
Would yall be mad if we didn't use a microcontroller for the LFO? It did nothing more than generate a sine wave...
One for the money
Two for the SHO
Three to get ready ...
Guardians of the analog
Papi Fuego
Yeah, the Ldrs and spacing make a difference but at heart I don't like univibes and prefer a regular phaser so I'm not super invested in it
bean
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This is the one that caused them to tell me I wasn't even allowed to mention their name on social media and that the name "Phase Factory" was a trademark violation....
To be fair, there was a project (briefly) available before the commercial pedal even made it to dealers.
It's seven SHO's, four configured as all-pass filters driven by a microcontroller based LFO.
Getting threatened by Mr. Vex is like a rite of passage.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
It wasn't the last time but they actually called me, on the phone, at work.
Just to clarify, this is not why the project is unavailable.
Mentaltossflycoon
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and I thought I was alone thinking this.
Guardians of the analog
Papi Fuego
I haven't really heard a zvex pedal that I thought was good
Feral Feline
Well-known member
Don't forget to upvote the Vibrothang, too, folks!
neiltheseal
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Robert
Reverse Engineer
Haven't forgotten.
I had an issue that I thought was related to the circuit but have recently discovered while working on another project that it might be a bug in my LFO code.... If so I'll be circling back around to this one eventually.
