I have tested Stompstock for a while now, and I am going to take it with me on stage. I really like the overall feel of it, but there are still some bits and pieces that has to go in before it reaches version 1.0.
For those of you who hasn’t seen Stompstock before it is basically stomp boxes on screen: You can move them around, put one before the other, and the sound always goes from left to right. This allows you to change your signal chain by clicking on a preset recall button of your choice.
First thing to be integrated is sync between modules. Then it will learn how to do some envelope tricks, attack decay and blow stop. Blow stop is simply a gate inserted anywhere in the signal chain that mutes output when input falls below a threshold. Like when a trumpet player stops blowing into the trumpet.
Sound examples coming soon!
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- Kind of granulation
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- Ringmodulator – a smooth one
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- This is my kind of overdrive!
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![Vibrato and tremolo [sinus & saw with sag]](http://avols.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/vibravols-2-150x150.jpg "vibravols 2")
- Vibrato and tremolo [sinus & saw with sag]
![Vibrato and tremolo [sinus & saw with sag]](http://avols.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/vibravols-2.jpg "vibravols 2")
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- Analog flavour on this one
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- New, easier version coming up
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- Play wav or aif files through the Stompstock
Cheers
Arve