Collaborate Disseminate
Musicians have a fantastic language to describe signals. A sound can be fat, dark, crunchy, punchy — the list goes on. These aren’t very technical terms, but they get the job done. After all, it’s much easier to ask to guitarist for a crisper sound than to ask them to …read more
Continue reading Rockin’ Out in LTSpice: Simulating Classic Guitar Pedals
Guitar pedals are a great way to experiment with the sound of your instrument. However, they require electricity, and when you’re using more than a couple, it can get messy. Some will run on batteries, while others are thirstier for more current and will only work with a plugback. There are a great many solutions out there, but most people with more than a few pedals to power will end up going to some kind of mains powered solution. [Don] is here to show us that it’s not the only way.
Mains power is great for some things, but where …read more
Continue reading Power Your Guitar Pedals With Drill Batteries
Jamie Stillman founded Earthquaker Devices to push the boundaries of music technology. Continue reading The DIY Music Tech Enthusiast Who Builds Custom Guitar Pedals