Hi Paul how you been. Its been couple years now that we communicated...when you were going to make this this thing remote...remember. Anywhoo this is Manny fromUSA CA and wanted to know if you did finish the looper and if the arduino code is correct from below the list of parts needed. I'm not to savy with the coding so can you update it or tell me if this one on RUclips is correct. Thanks Manny
Good diy video Paul !! 👍 Just wanted to know how the heck you have lets say 4 pedals connected and there is no need to press the actual pedal ?? What is actually feeding each pedal to make them turn ON and OFF just by hitting those external switches in your new box ?? Is there any current in millivolts feeding the audio cable from the Sends, and that current in MVolts is what decides to turn the pedals ON and OFF...... OR sending signal to ground does the trick ?? or is it a digital Pulse going thru the audio cable ...csuse it has yo be through the audio cable !! Where you got this info ?? Thanks in advanced Paul !!👍
With any loop switcher you have ALL your pedals ON all the time and the looper sends and returns the audio signal only to the selected pedals by that 'patch' or program.
You can program arduino boards using the arduino I.D.E(you can download it for free on Arduinos' website) the language arduino uses is derived from C# and C, so if you're familiar with those, it should be easy to learn.
Is-it possible to use a switch looper to connect 2 or more pedals in parallel ? Many switchers allow from 2 to 8 loops, like the Joyo PXL8 or this one fr.aliexpress.com/item/4000348833245.html?spm=a2g0o which allows 3 loops, but I am not sure that putting pedals in parallel work because I tried to do it with 2 pedals simply using cables and Vintage EHX 5X Junction Mixers but it doesn't work, sound is horrible probably because of connecting pedals outputs in parallel I think. So is this thing: www.thomann.de/fr/electro_harmonix_tri_parallel_mixer.htm the only one possible to use for parallel connections, because it is a mixer in fact... ? What do you think about it ?
The loop switcher I built could do what you say if I programmed it to do so. The only problem is you will need a buffer before you split the signals to lower the impedance of the signal before it is split and possibly buffers after it is split. It could be done. A mixer will work fine.
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Omg! I will follow this to the teeth... I was searching a tutorial for this. Thank you!
Cool! Stay tuned!
looks exciting!
Great project! A long thinner case would be better maybe. Working it with your foot would be a little challenging.
Thank you, very much appreciated sir!
Thank you for your wisdom and inspiration, cheers!
Thanks for sharing interesting DYI project.
Legend!
Good video man! Gonna try to tackle this. Thanks for making it
genial trabajo muchas gracias !
By “Loop”, you are just making effects loops, correct? I am looking to make a Looper - record/playback, like the Headrush, etc.
Hi Paul how you been. Its been couple years now that we communicated...when you were going to make this this thing remote...remember.
Anywhoo this is Manny fromUSA CA and wanted to know if you did finish the looper and if the arduino code is correct from below the list of parts needed.
I'm not to savy with the coding so can you update it or tell me if this one on RUclips is correct.
Thanks
Manny
Good diy video Paul !!
👍
Just wanted to know how the heck you have lets say 4 pedals connected and there is no need to press the actual pedal ??
What is actually feeding each pedal to make them turn ON and OFF just by hitting those external switches in your new box ??
Is there any current in millivolts feeding the audio cable from the Sends, and that current in MVolts is what decides to turn the pedals ON and OFF...... OR sending signal to ground does the trick ??
or is it a digital Pulse going thru the audio cable ...csuse it has yo be through the audio cable !!
Where you got this info ??
Thanks in advanced Paul !!👍
With any loop switcher you have ALL your pedals ON all the time and the looper sends and returns the audio signal only to the selected pedals by that 'patch' or program.
Thanks for the video. Is there a desire to add a LED monitor, and MIDI control via Bluetooth?
Why arduino Mega? For what I'm seeing, you could use a Uno without problem (Chinese versions are like $4)
Cause it's what he had
Arduino nano is better
Bom dia. Poderia me passar o eschenatic?
Thanks a lot for that DIY but how it is programmed ? Thank you so much if you respond. Good chance for all other thing you want to build.
You can program arduino boards using the arduino I.D.E(you can download it for free on Arduinos' website) the language arduino uses is derived from C# and C, so if you're familiar with those, it should be easy to learn.
Thank you for the Video! How much does it cost to buy all the elements ?
About 100 canadian pesos
How is it powered?
do you have schematic ?
Bistable multivibrator.
Is-it possible to use a switch looper to connect 2 or more pedals in parallel ? Many switchers allow from 2 to 8 loops, like the Joyo PXL8 or this one fr.aliexpress.com/item/4000348833245.html?spm=a2g0o which allows 3 loops, but I am not sure that putting pedals in parallel work because I tried to do it with 2 pedals simply using cables and Vintage EHX 5X Junction Mixers but it doesn't work, sound is horrible probably because of connecting pedals outputs in parallel I think. So is this thing: www.thomann.de/fr/electro_harmonix_tri_parallel_mixer.htm the only one possible to use for parallel connections, because it is a mixer in fact... ? What do you think about it ?
The loop switcher I built could do what you say if I programmed it to do so. The only problem is you will need a buffer before you split the signals to lower the impedance of the signal before it is split and possibly buffers after it is split.
It could be done.
A mixer will work fine.