It seems that given enough time the most undesirable Lo-Fi effects of sound engineering become desireable; distortion, feedback, wow and flutter. Why not glitch?
Those of us who remember compact disks remember they would briefly fail and Cut out if the player was bumped. And if the disk were scratched the music would studder. These failings of the compact disk were the inspiration for Csidman, a delay that cuts its own signal at your design.
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Mix
Gives you control over the Wet/Dry balance from 100% wet to 100% dry.
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Feed
Controls the amount of feedback
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Cuts
(Used in conjunction with thw latch knob) Controls the sample rate, the relative speed that the Csidman skips
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Latch
Controls the relative time in a cycle the Csidman is in a latching skipping state. When fully counterclockwise it doesn't skip, allowing you to use the pedal as a traditional delay pedal. When fully clockwise the unit is stuck repeating whatever is in the memory address. At noon the unit is in a 50/50 balance (though random) between a skip-playback state and a non-skip sample state.
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Time
controls the echo line delay up to 750ms.