Followed you Sam and the camp German from the beginning. Love all three of you, all inspirational in your own unique way. I was just getting started on my own creative process, old analogue gear, repurposing, bending, building. It's been massively rewarding. I'm so thrilled to see you doing these products. The commitment to quality control and willingness to share knowledge show a very genuine and generous nature. Keep at it. And thank you.
I would absolutely LOVE some DIY kit builds in the future ❤️ I just got into making my own pedals and you’ve been a huge inspiration for that so I’d love to be able to devote a pedal build to you. That’d be so cool!
Some of us came into music from entirely the musical end of it, and struggle with the most basic of wiring, circuiting, soldering, etc, etc...This guy has an awesome window into both. Thank you, Simon.
Might i suggest something? instead of super glueing the 3d printed thing on top of the relay, put the 3d print on top of the relay, put glue on its top, and put the lid back on, applying pressure. This way the plastic spacer is glued to the lid, and not the relay lol. it's a small change that might make your unit "more serviceable" in the future. if you don't have access to a 3d printer, you can use foam, wood, whatever lol, as long as it locks the relay in the socket
My first thought was to Whatever-Color-You-Prefer-Tac the 3D print onto the relay. However, since it's right next to the wall, you could probably just put a blob in between.
Here's a crazy idea...What about a "Magpie Master board" that contains every magpie pedal in a single large enclosure, where the user can choose to either chain them all in any particular order without external patch cables, OR have the option of using each "pedal" as a stand-alone pedal with the same functionality as the original single pedal.....Almost like an analog multi-effects processor with selective chaining, so the end user can choose where their signal goes first, second, and so on. That would be world-changing, and would probably be great for The Magpie himself to have for experimentation, and more convenient than having each individual pedal and a bunch of patch cables to deal with.....
I have the very very first WET pedal you made (We had a small email exchange about it) so I think I will be leaving that one alone. I might buy one of your newer ones that have the modified circuit, though.
Honestly, I would love to get a PCB kit and I think it'd be great if you made demo videos of how you put them together. I'd be really interested in getting them to try out.
hey I have been a long time subscriber. Never really had funds but I've always had fun ideas for inventions out of necessity for how I'd like to make some sounds and do some cool live performance things. I will try to email you or your team about it soon and understand if you are to busy but I am going to continue pushing for it one way or another and would love for someone like yourself make a profit off of it rather than someone I don't really look up to.
8 stereo / 16 mono Inputs by 8 stereo / 16 mono Outputs does not a 16 by 16 mono matrix mixer make with only 128 knobs, dual concentric shaft b100k/b100k where can these be found, the "dual axis" rotary encoders up on ali appear to be stolen from Alps-Alpine.. ;-)
Turns out getting stuff up on magpiestuff.com will take a day or two 😅 soooo muuuuch toooo doooo!! But working hard on it so check will update asap.
Bought a Bubbles v2 recently and it is maybe my favorite gear purchase this year! Thank you for your amazing work!
i emailed you about wet a week or two ago and have been patiently waiting for this video! super cool dude good shit
Many exciting updates! ❤ Love to hear the feedback organ version 2 in action!
Followed you Sam and the camp German from the beginning. Love all three of you, all inspirational in your own unique way.
I was just getting started on my own creative process, old analogue gear, repurposing, bending, building.
It's been massively rewarding.
I'm so thrilled to see you doing these products.
The commitment to quality control and willingness to share knowledge show a very genuine and generous nature.
Keep at it. And thank you.
I would absolutely LOVE some DIY kit builds in the future ❤️ I just got into making my own pedals and you’ve been a huge inspiration for that so I’d love to be able to devote a pedal build to you. That’d be so cool!
Some of us came into music from entirely the musical end of it, and struggle with the most basic of wiring, circuiting, soldering, etc, etc...This guy has an awesome window into both. Thank you, Simon.
1:11 Simon keeps all his ideas in a fanny pack.
👀👀👀
Or he may just have a crayon in his brain.
Might i suggest something? instead of super glueing the 3d printed thing on top of the relay, put the 3d print on top of the relay, put glue on its top, and put the lid back on, applying pressure. This way the plastic spacer is glued to the lid, and not the relay lol. it's a small change that might make your unit "more serviceable" in the future. if you don't have access to a 3d printer, you can use foam, wood, whatever lol, as long as it locks the relay in the socket
Smart!!
Yeah, i know. They call me Robin, for no particular reason
My first thought was to Whatever-Color-You-Prefer-Tac the 3D print onto the relay. However, since it's right next to the wall, you could probably just put a blob in between.
Hell, desolder the socket and solder the relay directly onto the board lol
WHO ARE YOU WHO IS SO WISE IN THE WAYS OF SCIENCE?
Thank you for continuing to be awesome!
Here's a crazy idea...What about a "Magpie Master board" that contains every magpie pedal in a single large enclosure, where the user can choose to either chain them all in any particular order without external patch cables, OR have the option of using each "pedal" as a stand-alone pedal with the same functionality as the original single pedal.....Almost like an analog multi-effects processor with selective chaining, so the end user can choose where their signal goes first, second, and so on. That would be world-changing, and would probably be great for The Magpie himself to have for experimentation, and more convenient than having each individual pedal and a bunch of patch cables to deal with.....
Mate, you're looking like the hapless janitor on an intergalactic space voyage
Isn't he blonde, though?
@@U014B maybe in another life
@@U014Bthere’s more than one space janitor
I have the very very first WET pedal you made (We had a small email exchange about it) so I think I will be leaving that one alone. I might buy one of your newer ones that have the modified circuit, though.
Honestly, I would love to get a PCB kit and I think it'd be great if you made demo videos of how you put them together. I'd be really interested in getting them to try out.
3:40 Putting some hot glue between the side of the case and the relay should keep it in place?
The pcb packs sounds good.
YES PLEASE BIG PCB VARETY KIT!
It's a great idea
My Carzynator chip did come loose .. but I fixed it!! .. Forgot to mention that ... but It's working great now !!
hey I have been a long time subscriber. Never really had funds but I've always had fun ideas for inventions out of necessity for how I'd like to make some sounds and do some cool live performance things. I will try to email you or your team about it soon and understand if you are to busy but I am going to continue pushing for it one way or another and would love for someone like yourself make a profit off of it rather than someone I don't really look up to.
Suh dude
👁️👃👁️
8 stereo / 16 mono Inputs by 8 stereo / 16 mono Outputs does not a 16 by 16 mono matrix mixer make with only 128 knobs, dual concentric shaft b100k/b100k where can these be found, the "dual axis" rotary encoders up on ali appear to be stolen from Alps-Alpine.. ;-)
w/ Attenuverter
"piling-up" for us alleged so-called attention deliberate healthy attitude so gotsta say, "what you say".
Wetter
lm13700 vca