Old Blood Noise Sunlight ...

4.307,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo Modulated Reverb Pedal Combining elements of the popular Sunlight and Procession pedals, Old Blood Noise Endeavors is proud to introduce Sunlight Stereo, the latest in the brand’s upgraded lineup of modern classic sound machines. Focusing mostly on post-reverb processing and motion, Sunlight Stereo sends its reverb through a short delay, filter and volume control, with an LFO available to modulate any and all of those parameters. This helps to create more than reverb, with flanging, chorusing, moving filters and tremolo tones all on offer. Add a dynamic element, stereo processing, low noise floor, full MIDI control and presets and suddenly you have a reverb pedal that is unique yet versatile enough to add to your library of ambient machines. From bright, sharp and pulsing to percussive and even plain weird (moving literally and emotionally), Sunlight Stereo is a reverb pedal that’s sure to conjure up a wealth of imaginative soundscapes. Main Features: • The next evolution of OBNE’s Sunlight - Modulated Reverb Pedal • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Dedicated knobs to control Decay Length, Envelope Functionality, Delay Time and Feedback, Filter Frequency, Dry and Wet volume, and Rate, Depth and Shape • Destination controls for the built-in LFO • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, indefinitely held trails, or preset switching • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • MIDI clock in and out for external tempo switching • Analog Dry-Through • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) By adding Stereo Input and Outputs via TRS, on-board Presets, Trails, Expression control over all parameters and MIDI control, this helps to give more versatility to the sound of Sunlight than ever before. In addition, the Dynamics control introduces moving elements to the reverb, such as LFO variation depending on signal strength at lower settings. When set above noon, additional dynamic elements are introduced to the Reverb and only signals above a certain threshold are let in, meaning the decay of the reverb is decreased at the same time, to clear out existing trails. Essentially, the further you crank up the Dynamics, the more the threshold is increased, requiring louder signals to enter the reverb. You can tune this to the specific strength of your instrument and playing style, in order to create dynamic pads with Decay all the way up. The Sunlight’s Aux footswitch can be customised for momentary or latching effects, like tap tempo, infinite sustain, reverb hold or preset switching, providing flexible creative control at your feet. Save and switch between three unique on-board presets, with clear LED indicators and use the Expression Jack for hands-free dynamic control over any parameter. Adding to the pedal’s extensive flexibility, Sunlight Stereo is fully MIDI compatible, with presets being selectable via Program Change messages as well as all parameters being accessible and controllable via CC. With both Mono and Stereo routing options, plus selectable True-Bypass or Trails modes, Sunlight offers a comprehensive blend of both intuitive and advanced features for musicians that are looking to sculpt their own immersive sonic landscapes.

Old Blood Noise Sunlight ...

4.307,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo Modulated Reverb Pedal Combining elements of the popular Sunlight and Procession pedals, Old Blood Noise Endeavors is proud to introduce Sunlight Stereo, the latest in the brand’s upgraded lineup of modern classic sound machines. Focusing mostly on post-reverb processing and motion, Sunlight Stereo sends its reverb through a short delay, filter and volume control, with an LFO available to modulate any and all of those parameters. This helps to create more than reverb, with flanging, chorusing, moving filters and tremolo tones all on offer. Add a dynamic element, stereo processing, low noise floor, full MIDI control and presets and suddenly you have a reverb pedal that is unique yet versatile enough to add to your library of ambient machines. From bright, sharp and pulsing to percussive and even plain weird (moving literally and emotionally), Sunlight Stereo is a reverb pedal that’s sure to conjure up a wealth of imaginative soundscapes. Main Features: • The next evolution of OBNE’s Sunlight - Modulated Reverb Pedal • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Dedicated knobs to control Decay Length, Envelope Functionality, Delay Time and Feedback, Filter Frequency, Dry and Wet volume, and Rate, Depth and Shape • Destination controls for the built-in LFO • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, indefinitely held trails, or preset switching • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • MIDI clock in and out for external tempo switching • Analog Dry-Through • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) By adding Stereo Input and Outputs via TRS, on-board Presets, Trails, Expression control over all parameters and MIDI control, this helps to give more versatility to the sound of Sunlight than ever before. In addition, the Dynamics control introduces moving elements to the reverb, such as LFO variation depending on signal strength at lower settings. When set above noon, additional dynamic elements are introduced to the Reverb and only signals above a certain threshold are let in, meaning the decay of the reverb is decreased at the same time, to clear out existing trails. Essentially, the further you crank up the Dynamics, the more the threshold is increased, requiring louder signals to enter the reverb. You can tune this to the specific strength of your instrument and playing style, in order to create dynamic pads with Decay all the way up. The Sunlight’s Aux footswitch can be customised for momentary or latching effects, like tap tempo, infinite sustain, reverb hold or preset switching, providing flexible creative control at your feet. Save and switch between three unique on-board presets, with clear LED indicators and use the Expression Jack for hands-free dynamic control over any parameter. Adding to the pedal’s extensive flexibility, Sunlight Stereo is fully MIDI compatible, with presets being selectable via Program Change messages as well as all parameters being accessible and controllable via CC. With both Mono and Stereo routing options, plus selectable True-Bypass or Trails modes, Sunlight offers a comprehensive blend of both intuitive and advanced features for musicians that are looking to sculpt their own immersive sonic landscapes.

Old Blood Noise Sunlight ...

4.307,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo Modulated Reverb Pedal Combining elements of the popular Sunlight and Procession pedals, Old Blood Noise Endeavors is proud to introduce Sunlight Stereo, the latest in the brand’s upgraded lineup of modern classic sound machines. Focusing mostly on post-reverb processing and motion, Sunlight Stereo sends its reverb through a short delay, filter and volume control, with an LFO available to modulate any and all of those parameters. This helps to create more than reverb, with flanging, chorusing, moving filters and tremolo tones all on offer. Add a dynamic element, stereo processing, low noise floor, full MIDI control and presets and suddenly you have a reverb pedal that is unique yet versatile enough to add to your library of ambient machines. From bright, sharp and pulsing to percussive and even plain weird (moving literally and emotionally), Sunlight Stereo is a reverb pedal that’s sure to conjure up a wealth of imaginative soundscapes. Main Features: • The next evolution of OBNE’s Sunlight - Modulated Reverb Pedal • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Dedicated knobs to control Decay Length, Envelope Functionality, Delay Time and Feedback, Filter Frequency, Dry and Wet volume, and Rate, Depth and Shape • Destination controls for the built-in LFO • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, indefinitely held trails, or preset switching • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • MIDI clock in and out for external tempo switching • Analog Dry-Through • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) By adding Stereo Input and Outputs via TRS, on-board Presets, Trails, Expression control over all parameters and MIDI control, this helps to give more versatility to the sound of Sunlight than ever before. In addition, the Dynamics control introduces moving elements to the reverb, such as LFO variation depending on signal strength at lower settings. When set above noon, additional dynamic elements are introduced to the Reverb and only signals above a certain threshold are let in, meaning the decay of the reverb is decreased at the same time, to clear out existing trails. Essentially, the further you crank up the Dynamics, the more the threshold is increased, requiring louder signals to enter the reverb. You can tune this to the specific strength of your instrument and playing style, in order to create dynamic pads with Decay all the way up. The Sunlight’s Aux footswitch can be customised for momentary or latching effects, like tap tempo, infinite sustain, reverb hold or preset switching, providing flexible creative control at your feet. Save and switch between three unique on-board presets, with clear LED indicators and use the Expression Jack for hands-free dynamic control over any parameter. Adding to the pedal’s extensive flexibility, Sunlight Stereo is fully MIDI compatible, with presets being selectable via Program Change messages as well as all parameters being accessible and controllable via CC. With both Mono and Stereo routing options, plus selectable True-Bypass or Trails modes, Sunlight offers a comprehensive blend of both intuitive and advanced features for musicians that are looking to sculpt their own immersive sonic landscapes.

Old Blood Noise Visitor ...

2.786,-

Visitor Parallel Multi-Modulator Inspired by the unique complexities of running modulations in parallel, Old Blood Noise Endeavors proudly presents the Visitor Parallel Multi-Modulator. Constantly pulling, pushing, stretching and weaving in and out of each other, the sounds of the Visitor are in constant flux, seamlessly moving from familiar modulated airwaves to clouds of irregular haunting motions. With three different primary modulation options (tremolo, chorus, and phaser) and two parallel secondary modulation options (tremolo and chorus), Visitor immediately inspires new modulated sounds and textures in a small and intuitive pedal format. Dual Parallel Modulation Pedal – Contains worlds of interweaving modulation Primary modulation – switchable between tremolo, chorus, and phaser Secondary modulation – switchable between tremolo and chorus Secondary knob – simultaneously controls depth, rate, and delay offset of secondary modulation Expression In – hands-free control over Secondary knob • Relay bypass switching Powered by regular 9 V DC PSU (9V DC, centre -, 2.1mm, ~46mA current draw) Visitor is meant to be a modulation pedal not easily understood with existing modulation vocabulary, but that doesn’t mean it’s difficult to use. With a toggle to switch between its 3 different types of primary modulation and well-known controls for Depth, Rate, Regen and Mix, the Visitor’s foundational modulation sound is easily tuned and controlled, seeing you set up classic or surreal resonant Chorus, Tremolo or Phaser sounds in no time. However, the elusive undulating parallel nature of the Visitor is introduced via its “Secondary” controls. The Secondary toggle switches between either Chorus or Tremolo as the parallel modulation, whereas the Secondary knob controls a host of parameters at once. Set all the way down, you only hear the primary voice, but as you turn the knob up, several things begin to shift! The Volume control quickly ramps up to unity volume, while the Rate increases steadily as you bring the knob up. The Secondary rate is also pushed and pulled by the primary LFO. This means the rate will be fastest when the primary modulation is at its peaks, and slowest as the LFO nears zero. The Depth will increase steadily and then plateau in order to not get out of control, while the Time of the delay offset of the secondary modulation will increase significantly toward the end of the sweep, where you will hear the most obvious delay effect. The Secondary knob can also be controlled via expression, for on the fly tone changes that will make your mind melt. But all of these technical words simply can’t describe the organic rising and falling textures the Visitor creates. They simply need to be heard and experienced in real life. From dual tremolo chops to warbly random vibratos, huge doubler tones, modulated reverberating slapbacks and rhythmic pulsating filter sweeps, get ready to welcome them all into your sonic life as you walk alongside the Visitor.

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