Toadworks Enveloope 2000's

Sell ​​this pedal which allows you to make any other effect "dynamic", ie responding to your game.
A delay that disappears when you attack hard?
A phaser that comes in when you put more strain on the strings?
You can even use it as a trigger for an external source (which you plug into the Return, disconnecting the send).

Pedal from 2005, in version 1, but which has been modified by me in version 2 (the one with the visible switches) on the very precise instructions of Ryan Dunn, at Toadworks.
This pedal has Velcro, but has never been installed on my Pedalboard or used live.
Only in the home studio.

1 screw is missing out of the 4 at the bottom (I received it like that in 2008)
There may be ground loops, therefore to be used with a regulated and isolated power supply.
And since Toadworks has closed, there is no after-sales service or manual.

The settings are as follows :
Sensitivity to define when the effect enters or leaves.
Push pull on the sensitivity knob to choose if the effect goes in with increasing dynamics, or if it goes out.
Release for the time the effect remains audible once you have gone below the sensitivity threshold. Push pull on the Release knob to choose between 2 attack settings (which lets the dry sound through the effect, regardless of the sensitivity setting) .

For anything experimental, shoegaze, or just rock, there's tons to do with this effect.
You will find some videos on the tube.

Comparable to envelope filter (DOD or Mu-tron), auto-wha and other envelope phaser (Pigtronix)

" NOT a phrase looper. NOT a line selector. NOT an envelope filter. SO, what is it? Kind of an effects loop that that turns your effect pedal on or off depending on how hard you pick.
This is a dynamic (pick attack sensitive)  effect loop controller - cool.
     Works great with a heavy chop tremolo or distortion/fuzz -  play your rhythm lightly then hammer down and the trem/fuzz triggers in and chops/destroys your sound while you play hard then when you lighten up you go back to un-effected sound- you can adjust the sensitivity of the dynamic filter point.
    Flip a switch ( and the push/pull knobs) and the dynamic filter does the opposite it ducks ( turns it off) your effect when you play hard.
   Works great with bitcrushers, ringmods, tremolo, fuzz, and don't forget beautiful long delays that get in the way when you turn the heat up> your delay will melt out of the signal for clear articulate notes. That is Bad A$$, bro
   There are other dynamic effect controllers out there but none more affordable.
 All handmade in the USA"