Video Manual: KMA Machines Cirrus

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[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

I’m feeling a little space madness creeping in 😅 Bottom line is it is extremely versatile. Thanks for the rundown;)

[@nedogled]

Great overview of a great pedal! Eagerly waiting for mine to arrive so I can plug it into my Digitone synth and add an expression pedal.

[@PedalExperiments]

Sounds great! I bet that'll be epic. Thanks for watching, and the kind words. 🙂

[@jesrun5787]

Great vid bro! What Y insert cable did you use? I can’t get the fx loop to work. So I’m thinking I’m using the wrong cable

[@PedalExperiments]

Thanks! 😊 I recommend getting yourself an EBS one. They're really nice, and low-profile. 👍

[@jesrun5787]

@@PedalExperiments 🙏🏽👍🏽👌🏽

[@pongtrometer]

Great pedal...I just got one....been using it with a microfreak, specifically using the CV pressure to the EXP to get more subtleties for sound design...OOPS will that fry it.....anyways it’s a labyrinth of wonder.

[@PedalExperiments]

Yeah, this is a great pedal. And so versatile! It needs more attention.

[@svartsjokolade]

@Pong Trometer KMA posted this somewhere else: " It runs with a CV between 0-3.3V. CV sources are not standardized means you COULD apply any thing between -15 to 15V which would definitely damage the DSP chip due to overvoltage. BUT as long as your CV gives out a CV signal between 0-3.3V everything is fine and can even work with CV signals like LFOs and other controllers as long as they sending 0-3.3V to the input. Any voltage exceeding these limited will not be covered by warranty in case of damage. That's the whole story. Since the functionalities of the pedals parameter are not coupled with 1V/oct something, and the internal hysteresis of the DSP chip, fast changing signals won't be as musical as know from synthesizers and so on. So as long as you sending 0-3.3V to the pedal it's all good."

[@pongtrometer]

@@svartsjokolade wow, that is so great to hear. I was just using my microfreak synth sending cv gate triggered from the sequence , and the pedal as you know is great, but really blossomed into superb subtleties, really responsive with CV. I'll double check the voltage output of my devices . I really appreciate the quality info and feedback . Cheers m8.

[@svartsjokolade]

@@pongtrometer No worries, better to be safe when CV is involved. I bet it sounds great! I have only tried the pedal with guitars but I'm gonna try and connect it to a Behringer Neutron and get myself properly lost in the cosmos haha. Happy space-temporal modulating, friend!

[@svartsjokolade]

Great insight here, thank you!

[@simply3141592654]

Can it dial down to traditional delay and reverb or is it only ambient? I need both

[@PedalExperiments]

Definitely! I tend to dial things up to get more extreme sounds, but you can turn both sides down to get far more traditional effects, if that's what you're after. 🙂

[@mutmunkel]

The font is really hard to read

[@PedalExperiments]

I agree. I switched the font out for an easier-to-read one, soon after I made this video.