u/j0sephl

Seeking some help with this Belton Reverb idea. Pretty new at all of this but I got inspired by my Caroline Guitar Company Météore pedal. A Belton Brick Reverb pedal that has a self oscillating foot switch with overdrive. (Also inspired by Death by Audio Reverberation Station)

Right now I have been focusing on the belton brick part and getting that right before I move onto the other things. My main problem is dealing with runaway feedback (eventually I want to tame that monster to be controllable) and the other problem is the diffusion. Not sure if I am doing the allpass filters right. The ultimate idea is a spring reverb sound with a long controllable decay.

I have subpatchers that are the individual delays. Which I assume it's how it's arranged in an actual belton brick chip? With the three PT2399s.

Honestly I could be going about it all wrong or going the right way. I don't know. Some direction would be helpful.

I think for myself I have like AAS (app acquisition syndrome) much like GAS gear acquisition syndrome. Constantly looking at new apps.

So recently I have been trying to go through the things I currently own and find ways I haven't been using them. I personally have made discoveries that made me think why on earth haven't I been using this. Whether built-in or downloaded.

For example with Alfred I went down a settings deep dive and found things to customize it further to make it operate how I would like. Like creating my own workflows that launch or move things with a hotkey. Even messing with the built-in Automator. Other things like triggering a universal action to sort selected videos into folders by resolution.

So what’s a hidden capability or a thing you may have missed in a native or third party Mac app that blew your mind when you finally discovered it?

Need some help with a Belton Brick Reverb max for live device.

What’s the best free upgrade you’ve given yourself just by digging into the settings of a Mac app you already own?