Took about 3 months from start to finish. Reading around the web, researching all connections and different parts, search for said parts. Huge enclosure, AC power supply (instead of the usual DC for pedals), trying to design the best way to fit everything in there. Everything finally came together for my biggest project yet.
P(hase) L(ock) L(oop) will take any signal given from guitar/bass/keys etc. The main feature is making it into a square wave, distortion-like sound and then multiplying and diving it. With so many options about how to deal with the signal, you'll need quite a few hours of experimentation to learn how it really works and what it really can do.
Like that wasn't enough, good old Mr Schumman also launched two add-on pedals with extra functions. Here are all three of them by Schumman electronics.
P(hase) L(ock) L(oop) will take any signal given from guitar/bass/keys etc. The main feature is making it into a square wave, distortion-like sound and then multiplying and diving it. With so many options about how to deal with the signal, you'll need quite a few hours of experimentation to learn how it really works and what it really can do.
Like that wasn't enough, good old Mr Schumman also launched two add-on pedals with extra functions. Here are all three of them by Schumman electronics.
The Drone, divided in two sides, produces a sine wave for each side witch can then be applied to the main sound.
The Moment is an extra control for the divider and multiplier functions. You can either interrupt or enable them while pressing the momentary footswitch.
Well, I got 'em all in one box. :D Can't really describe what that sounds like and what you can create with it, we'll have to wait for the demo video.
Due to the huge size it isn't as beautiful as I would like it to be. I must have printed and applied decals more than 6 times before I was (kinda) happy with the outcome, and believe me, it is a process that takes time. Enough talk, here it is.
