Thank you for such a cool comparison. I came here to confirm my decision to get Wave Multiplier and left with the decision to get Triple+ Waveshaper. Really loving it's subtleness in contrast to more aggressive WM. Triple+ seems just like one big sweet spot to me! Or...
you can do this with a VC switch, use a mult to take the output from one stage to one side of the switch, and then the output from the next stage, run in series with the first, to the other side of the switch. The cool thing about this is that you can repatch the stages in a different order than the faceplate switches will allow.
Thanks for this video, help me make an important decision. I really like those white switch caps, I’ve been look looking for them, so far I’ve ordered the wrong ones from RS Online. Could you possible point me in the right direction by way of a link / part number and size. Thanks :)
John Schussler I have the triple for now. In the comparison the wave mult seems a bit more intense. Probably the biggest advantage for the tripe is to have 3 (+1) waveshapers in one. What was the reason for you to keep it? And btw ty for the indepth comparison! :-)
@@swatrick_payze I think I found the Triple less gnarly, and that's what I was looking for, hence keeping the other. Something about how they're laid out also pushed me towards the multipliers.
fantastic video! thanks
Sorry Intellijel, you are consistantly out-of-stock of your newest wavefolder (bifold)...... so the Serge Waveshaper is my choice.
Thank you for such a cool comparison. I came here to confirm my decision to get Wave Multiplier and left with the decision to get Triple+ Waveshaper. Really loving it's subtleness in contrast to more aggressive WM. Triple+ seems just like one big sweet spot to me! Or...
Hi! May I ask where you got those beautiful red jack washers? Gives the module a fantastic look!
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@@JohnSchussler That's very kind, thanks for your help
It would be pretty cool if those Link switches were CV controllable.... :)
One of the best demo vids I've seen, BTW! Gosh a scope would be so illuminating here! Cheers mate!
Would be easy to implement with a transistor as switch. Then with a gate you can toggle the switch.
you can do this with a VC switch, use a mult to take the output from one stage to one side of the switch, and then the output from the next stage, run in series with the first, to the other side of the switch. The cool thing about this is that you can repatch the stages in a different order than the faceplate switches will allow.
@@timnordberg7204thanks for sharing this interesting approach
Thanks for this video, help me make an important decision. I really like those white switch caps, I’ve been look looking for them, so far I’ve ordered the wrong ones from RS Online. Could you possible point me in the right direction by way of a link / part number and size.
Thanks :)
www.samodular.com/product/switch-caps/
@@JohnSchussler many thanks :)
And, which one do you prefer? :-)
I ended up keeping the Wave Multipliers and selling the Triple....
John Schussler I have the triple for now. In the comparison the wave mult seems a bit more intense. Probably the biggest advantage for the tripe is to have 3 (+1) waveshapers in one. What was the reason for you to keep it? And btw ty for the indepth comparison! :-)
@@swatrick_payze I think I found the Triple less gnarly, and that's what I was looking for, hence keeping the other. Something about how they're laid out also pushed me towards the multipliers.
Think I would have gone with the WM myself if I had to have one. But they seem different enough that both is obv the way to go. Haha.
I'd really love to learn how you made that wonderful pseudo random sequence. Please teach us!