Have you guys seen cartridge pedals yet?

[jimilee]

This is pretty neat.

https://youtu.be/Ow73K6JH0Yo


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[redkurn]

This is pretty neat.

That's pretty cool, do you have to blow in them before they work though? XD

Hot swapping could be fun there.

[alanp]

What about the old trick of veeery slightly tilting the cartridge while the system is running?

(You got all kindsa weird glitches, then!)

[Aentons]

I think the idea is great. I'd been hoping to see someone do something like this ever since the Devi Ever cartridge thingy that never made it out.

There are however, a couple of questionable choices in this implementation. The width and number of connectors seems fairly excessive. Also, with the cartridge standing up at a 90 degree angle, and so close to the foot switch, those knobs are like to go pretty quickly. I notice the demo he is using his hands to switch rather than his foot

[Betty Wont]

I still have a Devi Ever Console development kit that I should dig out and dust off. From what I recall, the circuits were much noisier in the cartridge format.

[Aentons]

I still have a Devi Ever Console development kit that I should dig out and dust off. From what I recall, the circuits were much noisier in the cartridge format.

The Console is really what led me to look at eurorack as a pedal format. I'd of loved to had a Console 3 with a few cartridges. It was an awesome idea

[culturejam]

I still have a Devi Ever Console development kit that I should dig out and dust off. From what I recall, the circuits were much noisier in the cartridge format.

I was about to mention the Console. That was one of those "great idea, no follow-through" projects that really could have been awesome.

[Willybomb]

Didn't someone years ago have a pedal format where you could drop blocks into a multieffect hub?  Might have even been someone like Mooer or Nux.

[jimilee]

Didn't someone years ago have a pedal format where you could drop blocks into a multieffect hub?  Might have even been someone like Mooer or Nux.

I think Devi Ever did.


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[Willybomb]

Nah, it wasn't the Devi Ever thing - I saw the original kickstarter/fundraiser for that.  It was a commercial operation, but I don't think it ever took off properly.  Size and stylistically it looked a lot like the Mooer Red Truck, and there were 5 and 7 effect module bases.

[Willybomb]

FOUND IT!!! It was the Biyang Livemaster series....

https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/gear-review-biyang-livemaster

[jimilee]

Cool. I guess, long term, it's a novel idea, but not as cost effective as a multi effects pedal.


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[Aentons]

FOUND IT!!! It was the Biyang Livemaster series....

https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/gear-review-biyang-livemaster

I remember seeing this and promptly disregarding it because it still required programming the foot switches. I think it was a bad implementation.