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The implementation currently provides these modes:
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- Saw up: / / / / / / /
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- Saw down: \ \ \ \ \ \ \
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- Triangle: / \ / \ / \ /
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- Sine: like triangle but curvier.
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- Square: _ - _ - _ - _
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- "Map of the Problematique" sequencer.
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- Randomisers:
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- Quantized to a musical mode e.g. Phrygian, Lydian...
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- Unquantized, any pedal position. Bleep bloop.
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- Unquantized, any pedal position, any patch.
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- Chaos randomiser, applying any of the other modes randomly.
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The implementation currently provides these modes:
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- Active (LED blue): Ramp towards toe-down when active, ramp towards heel-down when inactive.
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- Waves (LED white):
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- Sine: ramp up and down following a nice smooth sine wave `/‾\_/‾\_`
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- Sawtooth up: linear ramp up, immediate return to zero `//// `
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- Sawtooth down: linear ramp down, immediate return to maximum `\\\\
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- Triangle: linear ramp up and down `/\/\/`
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- Sequencer (LED red):
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- Square `_‾_‾`
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- "Map of the Problemaque"
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- Octaves `-2`, `-1`, `0`, `+1`, `+2`
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- Random sequence
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- Scale (LED yellow): Random pedal positions quantised to a musical mode (Phrygian, Lydian, etc)
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- Random position (LED green): unquantised, random pedal positions.
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- 'Chaos' (LED cyan): random selection from the above modes.
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### Hardware
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- Arduino Nano clone
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- 3 momentary buttons
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- One linear potentiometer
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- MIDI port
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- LED
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-RGB LED
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- A few resistors, wire, case, etc.
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### Controls
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**On/off**: activate the pedal.
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**Modifier + On/off**: Toggle between momentary and latching activation. Default: momentary.
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**Modifier + On/off**: Toggle between momentary and latching activation. Momentary/latching mode persists in EEPROM between sessions so you don't need to change it every time.
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