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Yes, definitely didn't mean to start a smear thread or anything of the sort.

I was just having trouble getting in communication with him; I had sent a few emails before this. I don't mind unexpected wait times for DIY hardware like this, but when it's a significant sum of money I just want to be kept in the loop, you know? I wasn't demanding a refund or anything in any emails - literally just asked for an ETA or update as to why it hadn't shipped yet. Either this thread or sending him a message through Paypal seems to have prompted the refund. It is just very odd to have that experience with a vendor with literally no communication throughout.

Like I said, I've only had good experiences buying from him before, which I why I thought it may have been a person event, etc..

Their page mentions it uses a PT2399 (http://www.donnerdeal.com/donneryellow- … pedal.html), which would suggest its not ACTUALLY analog like a BBD, but just sounds like it.

Wet/Dry mix works best for recording. Always nice to have a dry recording for later.

If you're using them live (which seems to be what you're asking), you should really be working in mono anyways. your stereo gameboy effects are probably not going to be much fun for the room.

If you have a Mac you can use Soundflower and run it into something like Audacity

i think he means like he finds music that uses exclusively notes from a c major scale to be boring..fair enough i guess.

i think if you're listening to electronic music and the way you judge interest or complexity is purely by pitch notation you're kind of missing the point maybe?

heck like even classical notation has a lot more going on than what pitches are being played; there's arrangement, rhythmic and dynamic interest, performance context, etc.

even then there's a lot of really dope, interesting music that's only using 7 notes or w/e. what a dumb way to listen to music.