Dan and Andy reflect on their time at a podcast anniversary event, discuss the future of Object Worship, share stories of meeting fans, explore the influence of Joel Cordy, reflect on musical journeys, joke about band names, speculate about an evil pedal company, and talk about new float filter colorways.

Clint McDuffie is responsible for the ever-inspring Deep Space Devices. In this episode Clint tells the story of his journey with building circuits anchored around the PT-2399 microchip and the ways that has informed his approach and execution.Object Worship is a production of OBNE* (505) 633-4647  call for a weird time and leave a voice memo for a chance to make it into a future episode of Object Worship.Follow Clint here: https://www.deepspacedevices.com/

Joan of Heart discusses how her pedalboard and fx pedals have influenced her music creation. The hosts explore the M-TET device's potential for creativity and community. They delve into dream birthday party performers, emotional connections to pedals, MIDI technology in music, and the art of sound manipulation.

Guest Alex Goldman from Reply All podcast shares insights on the Boss RV-3 pedal, discussing magical tone loss, Prophet 6 and Meris Ottobit combos, and the mysterious Boss BF-2. They explore new discoveries and rumors in pedal technology, leading to a fun and intriguing conversation.

Special guest Jesse Honig of 29 Pedals and Believeable Audio joins hosts for a philosophical discussion on object worship. They talk about worshipping objects, parallel universes, and bubbles. Chapters cover topics like sentimental attachment to objects, customizing equipment for individuality, and the quirks of audio engineering. The conversation also explores creativity, limitations, and the quest for the perfect tone in music production.

In this episode: Emily and Russ join Dan, Andy, and Seth for an evening of laughs and beans(?), Russ with his Radial Reamp JCR and Emily her harp.  Follow all of Emily Hopkins endeavors here https://www.youtube.com/@emilyharpisthttps://emilyharpist.bandcamp.com/ All views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts, cohosts, and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and positions of OBNE. All rights reserved. 2023.

Special guest Matt Lowery discusses the Norns and Grid from Monome, exploring their role in his creative workflow. Topics include the unique music-making experience with Norns, live performances, and the creative potential of Norns in music production.

Special guest John Snyder, a classical violinist, discusses the Digitech PDS 20/20 with hosts. Topics include Companding, Nyquist Theory, and John's early violin beginnings. They also chat about Godspeed You! Black Emperor, pedal engineering, clock controls, and unique features of the Digitech pedal.

Andy Pitcher, Director of Artist Marketing at D'Addario, discusses the Line 6 DL4 with hosts. They explore DL-4 vs. MKII, mono summing in looper mode, egg ice cream, and innovative pedal usage in music creation.

Tom Majeski, DSP designer at Chase Bliss and former brain behind Cooper FX, delves into the innovative Korg Kaoss Pad. They discuss the Kaoss Pad's unique features, tactile interface, and its impact on music creation. The conversation also touches on music technology, programming, and nostalgia, offering insights into the creative process and challenges of pronunciation.