Catalinbread CSIDMAN Glitch/Stutter Delay

Catalinbread CSIDMAN Glitch/Stutter Delay
I see technology as the optimistic push through the limitations of existing paradigms: limitations in materials, processes, functionality, cost, and foresight. With each spearhead of technology, the limitations of incumbents are resolved. All too often, a slew of new issues are introduced that the marketplace is willing to overlook, at least for a short period of time. It isn’t too long before the marketplace demands better, and is willing to abandon the past and pay for the next-generation solution.
So I got to thinking, “What are the artifacts of other antiquated technologies that have merit in a musical context? If David Byrne can find a way to use Powerpoint in an artistic way, why can’t we create a pedal that intentionally embraces technological limitations that musicians haven’t widely utilized?”
MIX: Gives you control over the wet/dry balance from 100% wet to 100% dry.
FEED: Controls the amount of feedback.
CUTS: (used in conjunction with the LATCH knob) Controls the sample rate, the relative speed that the CSIDMAN skips.
LATCH: Controls the relative time in a cycle that the CSIDMAN is in a latching skipping state. When full counterclockwise, it doesn’t skip, allowing you to use the pedal as a traditional digital delay. When full clockwise, the unit is stuck repeating whatever is in the memory address. At noon, this knob is a 50/50 balance (though random) between a skip-playback state and non-skip sample state.
TIME: Controls the echo delay line’s delay time up to 725mS.
Catalinbread CSIDMAN Glitch/Stutter Delay Features:

9 to 18 volts

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