MultiFX

Eight4aWishmirth-v1.1.0Updated Nov 5, 20265 on GitHub

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MultiFX is alternate firmware for the Electrosmith Daisy patch.Init() that turns the module into a stereo multi-effect processor with effects in four banks. The reverb bank holds classic, plate, tank and shimmer reverbs; the delay bank holds ping-pong, tape with wow and flutter, multitap and echo-into-reverb; the tone bank holds a ladder filter, a morphing state-variable filter, a comb filter and a pair of independent lowpass filters for two mono sources; and the misc bank holds a resonator, a pitch shifter, a drive and a bitcrusher. Knobs 1 to 3 set each effect's parameters and knob 4 is a global dry/wet mix on every patch, with every knob summed with its CV input. Gate input 1 accepts an external clock that sets the ping-pong and echo delay times. It needs a 64×48 OLED fitted in place of the toggle switch, which shows the patch name and the current role of each knob; the button steps through patches and opens a bank menu on a long press. Patch changes fade the output out and back in to avoid clicks.

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Daisy patch.Init()Electrosmith

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