ShortScale.org

http://www.uncledig.com/

Worth a dig through, seems to be lots of samples uploaded, categorised pretty well.

Pretty cool, thanks man

nice find indeed, thx for sharing.

I see Uncledig has clips of a couple Runoffgroove pedals built from OLC "Officially Licensed Circuits" kits. (OLC sells everything you need to build an ROG pedal. I've built a couple and they're well worth it for those who like the smell of solder.)

People might find the Runoffgroove clip page interesting too, as a bunch of their projects are pedals with circuitry modeled (as it were) after several vintage amps. Here's the page of clips the Runoffgroove team made of their prototype pedals:

http://runoffgroove.com/salvo.html

I've heard of those dudes before, they replace the valves in the circuits with FETs right?

Those are thems.

They don't claim that this gives you a tube-amp-modeler-in-a-box though, but something that approximates the personality of the amp and makes a good tone filter and/or overdrive stomper.

The article page will give you a good idea of their approach to amp-based pedals.

I built the "Eighteen" based on the '60s 18-watt Marshall and the "Supreaux" based on the Supro 16T. They've done some projects based on classic effects pedals and whatnot also. I want to try the Princeton-based pedal and the cab simulator sometime.

I'd be interested in hearing how that sounds if you have any samples?

I take it the Uncledig and Runoffgroove samples didn't give you an idea?

I've got a clip of the Eighteen along with a couple speaker "simulations" I worked out in Garageband. I may have a piece of something on the Supreaux. I'll see what I have when I get home.

Their Ruby and Fetzer circuits are awesome. I used the same approach to replicate the Bassman input stage, and I use that for a lot of things now. One of my OD pedals uses something a lot like this.

PenPen wrote:Ruby

RUBYRUBYRUBYRUBY

*click*

Thirty-four minutes!