Pi-Stomp modeler

[Skwizzerjumbs]

Is anyone using a Pi-Stomp, from www.treefallsound.com? I do a fair amount of programming and 3D printing, and I'm thinking of building one of these for my next project. I mostly use impulse responses for my electric violin for clean tones. My current rig is comprised of an HX Stomp, LR Baggs preamp, and a Yamaha Magicstomp. I'm curious how the effects would compare to HX effects and amp models.

 

[ibmorjamn]

That is a cool idea. Thanks for posting.

 

[Shask]

This thing looks really cool. I wonder if it can load full NAM models.

 

[DrewJD82]

That’s pretty damn cool and cheap enough that checking it out isn’t a major financial decision. Seems like something @Orvillain might tinker with as the code is open source.

 

[Orvillain]

That's quite cool. I was literally just pondering to myself last night at practice, that I'd quite like to one day have a pedalboard that is entirely coded by myself; just for the flex of it I suppose!! Porting my reverb over to LV2 can't be beyond the wit of man!

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

I spoke with Micah quite some time ago, really nice dude, and he said it's definitely possible to run a standard NAM and a bunch of other FX... things may be different now, but it's definitely a great platform for the tinkerers and DIYers. =)

 

[Dom Mcsweeney]

This came up earlier on youtube, seems like a similar idea (LV2 host etc) but is quite far behind in terms of production.
One to watch I guess.

. . . https://node97.com/

 

[ibmorjamn]

This came up earlier on youtube, seems like a similar idea (LV2 host etc) but is quite far behind in terms of production.
One to watch I guess.

. . . https://node97.com/

Awesome, you can’t beat Linux based software. Maybe I say that because of my disgust of commercial software. lol