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Because I am not an expert on web design. Sorry, but I actually don't know what canvas is. My requirements were: light weight, resizable, addressable, easy manipulation with JavaScript. SVG was the fist thing I found.

@@samosaarts Canvas is an HTML feature that is like a "canvas" to draw things and to manipulate them with JavaScript, it is very used for creating 2d videogames, unlike SVG, Canvas is not based on vector but in pixels. I mean the SCADA could be created like it was a videogame. I'm trying to make my own SCADA too. Good job. Thanks for your answer.

I think so, some people probably offer the mod. JHS used to offer the mod. I basically did what JHS does. Theoretically I could do it too.

Exactly! MIDI over USB

Do you mean only one of them? I swapped all TL072s to 5532. There should be an IC 5 that is in SIL package, I left that original. If I would choose one, then probably IC 1 or IC 2.

Festo fluidsim

@@samosaarts thanks bro

btw thank you for the video

Nope it's not. I it's a common mod and if the noise doesn't bother you, don't bother. I, for example, was really annoyed by the noise.

Indeed, haha 😆

@@samosaarts Its not buying worth

@@alexdubmaster3477 Well... Depends. You need phantom power to make it work. Therefore you need an interface. If you are looking for the absolute cheapest option, get an USB microphone. If you already have an interface, well, it actually has some zing to it and it works. I sometimes use it to add distortion to vocals.

@@samosaarts if u could compare it with, witch mic would that be?

Sorry, I have not used wincc unified. The idea behind this video is to use JavaScript for adding or removing svg elements to look like an animation.

I have amplified the hiss a lot in this video so the comparison would be audible. The reality is, with 5532, I could not hear the hiss when running into 50W plexi (running clean, not cranked).

Easiest option is to use a cheap audio interface that outputs phantom power. Just xlr to USB cable does not usually cut it. One of the cheaper interfaces would be Behringer U-Phoria UMC22 for example. If a little higher recording quality is required, focusrite scarlett series is a popular choice. I personally use Audient products.

There is a separate motor driver board in there, it takes directional inputs and PWM signal. Additionally, there are an analogue input and capacitive touch input used. There are some pieces of code not used at all. So, the pins, capacitive touch sensing uses digital pins 2 and 3, direction outputs should be SCLK and MOSI, PWM output 5, for analog pin adc0. And it's using atmega 32u4.

I should probably make a video about internals of that thing. Currently even I don't remember, what was going on in there.

@@samosaarts yeah totally do it

@@samosaarts Hey man I've been searching for this video but as of right now you don't seem to have made it yet. I'd love to see whats going on with this thing in more detail!

@@samosaarts That would be so nice :D

At the rear, usually behind left side trunk upholstery. There should be an access hatch too for changing fuses. But to get to the wire behind the module, it's probably a better option to remove the upholstery for easier access.

@@samosaarts thanks ❤️

Wich relay is the problem?

​@@gabrielmariuspricop4545 relay E.

Ah. Opamps. “Operational amplifiers are linear devices that have all the properties required for nearly ideal DC amplification and are therefore used extensively in signal conditioning, filtering or to perform mathematical operations such as add, subtract, integration and differentiation.” Last time I soldered I had to take my guitar to my tech to rewire. I’m good. Nice demo tho for those more inclined. Well presented

@@TheBoomtown4 it's how the opamp is used. In this circuit it forms gyrator that replaces inductors required for filtering frequencys. And that's sensitive to opamps internal noise.

One option is to search for FluidSIM on google, there is a demo version available on Art Systems Software GmbH website.

Good to hear, thank You!

I did use a battery during the tests. Seen next to pedal.

It will do the job, but the problem here is noise generated by the pedal, which will add up. Using delay and reverb after that, the trails will get noise in them, therefore unwanted mud.

Samo Saarts hmm okay. I haven’t used it with delay or reverb before. Always with just an acoustic guitar but I guess I might consider taking it off my pedalboard for electric guitar. Sucks because I was planning on using it as a pre-amp but I guess I’ll have to look for a real pre-amp. Preferably one that doesn’t take up too much space and can get the job done well enough.

drawing in fluidsim is easy, you can do it yourself :)

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Ibrahim buna

Basically, using the same idea.

Thanks for sharing your experience. That's why the mod in the video.

@@samosaarts have you modded the MXR 6 BAND EQ?

If I remember correctly, the difference between GE and GEB lies in the resistor and capacitor values for the gyrators. Therefore the mod would be the same.

Actually, I teach at Tallinn University of Applied Sciences. But the equipment is similar

@@samosaarts Thanks for your reply.