I just saw the demo of this Lo-fi pedal, the excellent Kinotone Ribbons.
The 4 knobs format, with different parameters depending on the page, inevitably made me think of the organelle ^^
Would anyone be tempted to create a “big lo-fi patch” based on this pedal?
Page 1 :
Low Pass Filter
High Pass Filter
mixed
Compression
Page 2 :
wow depth
wow frequency
flutter depth
Flutter frequency
Page 3:
Dropouts Depth
Frequency Dropouts
Crinckle
Tape Noise (half of the knob is noise / the other half is cracks)
Page4:
pre or post reverb
Reverb decay
etc
Well I don’t have the necessary skills to create this patch… that’s why I’m asking ^^
Building a module takes a fair amount of work so while the desire to have a ribbons clone is reasonable, it’s unlikely someone will make it unless they also really want that for themselves.
I recommend checking out these scripts based on the stalwart lofi pedal Shallow Water by Fairfield Circuitry.
Thank you very much for your answers, I will test all that ^^
I imagine the complexity and the time needed to create this kind of patch. For the moment, I manage to modify some parameters of certain Patch (and when it works, I have the impression of having hacked the security system of the CIA!!) but I admit that to launch myself into the creating a patch seems like a huge mountain to climb…
About paying people to create patches:
It could be interesting to create shared pots, if the idea of a patch interests several people
maybe it’s not the “open source” mentality? … but why not ^^