Bristronica 2023: Enjoy Electronics - The Godfather

We saw Angelo from Enjoy Electronics, who gave us another look at their versatile multi-FX device called The Godfather.
It offers four input channels, each with a range of parameters for shaping sound. Each channel features a saturator, a unique double pulse delay algorithm with flexible positioning, reverb with adjustable parameters and dedicated filtering, pan control for stereo width, compressor with side-chain options, gain staging, and EQ shaping. The Godfather allows for intricate sound manipulation, enabling users to craft a complex mesh of modulations and FX combinations. Angelo demonstrated how it can transform a simple synth line into a rich and evolving sound with various effects and modulation possibilities, showcasing its potential for sound design and experimentation.
Since its prototype stage, The Godfather has evolved significantly, offering new features such as enhanced LFO options, sync modes, and an expanded range of delay times, now totaling 16 different time options. Angelo also hinted at an upcoming software update, further enhancing the device's capabilities. The Godfather is currently available for purchase at a list price of £1,159 but is on promo for £949.
Enjoy Electronics The Godfather Price: £1,159. Promo Price: £949
www.enjoy-lab.com/
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[@NickVu]

I backed Godfather and have had it for about a year. Super powerful unit and compliments the Moog stack very well. That said, it only really works well with mono input signals. And we're still waiting to get some major features that were promised at launch...still no preset saving and very bare bones CV and internal LFO control. Looking forward to the update they mentioned!!

[@lucasj7577]

I too am waiting for this update.

[@Strages_Powers]

Very cool device

[@Kevvywevvy]

I've got there Reminder, which I absolutely love. After watching Oora's and Strarsky Carr's excellent demo. I'm wanting there Godfather, I'm just hoping to catch a demo of it with a Vermona Perfourmer 😊 Quality Machine. ENJOY 😉 0:32

[@Judasz696]

Its all digital?

[@synthanatomy]

yes

[@GizzyDillespee]

H90 sounds great, but it's not really made to tweak live, as far as the limited onboard controls. This Godfather has the knobs, but it's tough to evaluate the sounds from only this video, especially saturation, filter, comp, EQ... are the fx all digital, or are there some analog sections? I would hope at least the filter and saturation are analog, but you never know.

[@NickVu]

I have Godfather and H90. Godfather sounds very good by eurorack standards. H90 is a tier above. For whatever reason, eurorack doesn't seem to have hi-fi effects modules.