Old Blood Noise Flat Light ...

2.786,-

The Flat Light is a flanger aiming to be something else. It explores choral pitch shifted flanging, from octave down to a shimmering octave up and all the odd nooks and double-tones in between. Cascading lines form a lush modulation that becomes metallic and resonant as you push it. Reverb-like delays turn a stereotypical jet plane flange into more of an exploratory space mission. Push the controls and sense the terrain, yet trust your intuition—maybe not with your life, but with your sound. Textural flanger pedal – made for unique modulated textures 3 different flanger types – detune, Resonate and Echo Momentary Tilt switch – for expressive and ramping modulation sounds Expression in – control either Rate or Shift via an external expression pedal Made in the USA Powered by 9V DC PSU (9V DC, centre -, 2.1mm, ~60mA current draw) Building effects around a foundation of flanging, the Flat Light is a swirling spatial sonic experience you never want to leave once you turn it on. From simple pitch shifting flanging and highly resonant metallic sounds, to reverb-like delays and recognizable swooshes, the Flat Light will induce motion to your sound, no matter where it sits in your signal path. The Flat Light sports three different modes of flanging: Detune is a pitch shifted flanger where Shift ranges from an octave down (all the way to the left) to shimmering octaves up (all the way to the right), with a range of slightly detuned sounds in the middle. Resonate is a cascading set of flanger lines creates a highly resonant flanger where Shift controls the amount of feedback. At low settings, lush chorus-like sounds are available. At high settings, metallic ringing frequencies spike with your signal. Echo is a flanger with multiple delays added. Shift sets the time of the delay, with the longest times all the way to the right; all the way to the left eliminates the delay entirely. In this mode, flanger depth is fixed and Depth controls resonance. The Flat Light has two footswitches. Bypass is your standard on/off True Bypass switch, while the Tilt switch is momentary and when pressed will max out the control associated with the internal expression mode (Shift by default, but it can be changed to Rate). The expression input gives you control over either Modulation Rate or the Shift control (selectable via internal DIP switches) via an external expression pedal. This allows you to go from subtle chorus tones, to wide flange sweeps simply via your foot. The output level can be tweaked via an internal trim-pot for boost, slight drop, or unity gain.

Old Blood Noise FLOAT Dual ...

3.904,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors FLOAT Dual Moving Filter A Re-envisioning of the Filter Effect Turning its predilection for parallel signals toward the world of filters and widening out to full stereo, Old Blood Noise Endeavors unveils its first digitally-controlled analog pedal. Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion. Utilising the two filters in tandem can create stereo movement, linked reactive elements, and modulations that approach harmonic tremolo and phaser, as well as classic filter sounds. Main Features: • Dual Moving Filter effects pedal • Two independent filters, each with control over filter type, cutoff frequency,   LFO rate, envelope sensitivity, LFO shape, resonance and volume • True stereo, parallel mono, or series mono operation via top-mounted jacks • Min/max toggle for precise sculpting of LFO and envelope range • Sync toggle to link the LFO or envelope elements of Filter 1 to Filter 2 • Expression jack to externally control Cut-off or Rate for each filter • Soft touch switching with true relay bypass • Hidden settings for LFO phase and envelope speed • Pedalboard friendly size • Made in the USA • Powered by 9V DC PSU           (centre -, 2,1 mm, ~100 mA current draw) Filters... could we improve upon a pedal genre we’d never participated in? Should we? Of course, we knew all about those sharp quacks and the smooth wows, plus the synth players among us knew the resonant sweeps. But, as our friends kept telling us, the slow dual motions, the controls that go a little more left than you expect, the parallel undulations and surely other corners were all left unexplored. So, turning our predilection for parallel signals toward the world of filters and widening out to full stereo, say hi to Float, our new Dual Moving Filter pedal. As OBNE’s first digitally-controlled analog pedal, Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion. Utilising the two filters in tandem can create stereo movement, linked reactive elements and otherworldly psychedelic modulations. The two independent filters can be set to either low pass, band pass or high pass. The core of each filter is its Cutoff Frequency, which can stay still or move via either its 6 different LFO shapes or through its dynamic Envelope triggering. The envelope sections can unleash quacky auto-wahs, shooting sonic laser beams or organically rising and falling filter landscapes - all triggered by your playing. While the LFOs lets Float become a mind-bending modulation device that can become everything from a phaser, a harmonic tremolo, a choppy or bubbly step-filter or an automated synth-like sweeper. However, skip the Modulation or envelope sections and the dual sliders come into play. This allows you to use Float as a dual-band EQ for subtle to extreme tone shaping, as a manual filter for on-the-fly futuristic filter sweeps or even for old-school wah-tones. Each filter also sports a resonance control, allowing you to unearth velvety smooth filters, vocal-like formants, screaming sonic squelches and anything in between. All of this is pretty familiar, but also pretty sweet. Like an amalgamation of all things filtery and good. But where things start to get really different and really fun is when you mess with the Sync and Routing of the two filters. By flicking that tiny toggle labelled Sync to On, the two filters will move like tonal twins - locked in, precise and uniform. This lets you create robotic sequencer-like textures, trippy dual modulations or ultra-long, yet perfectly timed, filter manoeuvres. You can also set it to Off and have them completely free-rolling for organically weaving textures or full-on filter cacophonies. In addition, the filters can be run in either parallel mono, series mono or stereo for all kinds of refined dual movements, cascading filter chaos or lush and dreamy stereo sweeps. To round off this veritable filter playground, we’ve added an expression in port, that lets you take hands-free control over either the cut-off frequency or LFO Rate, allowing you to keep your fluttery filter modulation as expressive as the music you play. So, that’s Float... or that’s the essence of Float. We’re sure you’ll unlock sounds from this thing we never knew it was capable of, because it does a lot of good, weird, wild, tame, ugly and absolutely stunning stereo stuff. Float on, friends!

Old Blood Noise Haunt 19 Fuzz ...

2.562,-

Fuzz Pedal - updated switches and sonic improvements. Haunt Fuzz The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Haunt is a gated fuzz that is capable of a wide array of fuzz sounds. From restrained and nuanced light fuzziness, to granular and biting saw sounds, many textures and character traits can be summoned up with this beastly fuzz pedal. Gated fuzz pedal – made for walls of ripping fuzz and unique spluttery textures 2 different fuzz modes – open or Compressed Clean blend via Mix control – retains string clarity and low-end response Made in the USA Powered by 9V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~20mA current draw) The Haunt’s primary objective is to fight off your enemies with its gnarly grinding bite – or put your audience into sludgy, doomy ecstasy. Totally your choice, my riff-wielding friend. The Volume, Gate, Fuzz, Mix and Tone knobs give you access to a wealth of different dirt tones. From open, present and punishing sound to hyper-compressed and spluttery synth-like fuzz tones of doom and gloom. It’s all there and then some! The Haunt also has two toggle switches – Mode and Low. Mode switches between two combinations of silicon transistors. One is a lower volume, more compressed and harmonic fuzz (toggle to the left) and the other a louder, more open mid-range fuzz (toggle to the right). The Tone, Fuzz and Gate controls all respond in a unique way within each mode. So, mess around with it until you find exactly the fuzz you’re after. Low switches between a normal signal (toggle to the left) and a bass boosted signal (toggle to the right) and fattens the sound up a bit. Pair that bass boost with the clean-blend option of the Mix knob and you have a fuzz pedal that also plays extremely well with bass.

Old Blood Noise MAW ...

4.128,-

MAW Microphone Effects Manipulator Originally conceived as a simple effects pedal for vocalists, the MAW is a fully functional pedal for any application that involves a dynamic microphone. Featuring a high-quality microphone preamp fed into three foot-switchable effect engines and an effects loop for integrating you own favourite external effects, MAW is both perfect as a versatile tool for studio tinkerers or it can be an all-in-one for creative vocalists looking to control their live sound. MAW can saturate, reverberate, delay, flange and rotate your signal with the three on-board effects sections, plus you can integrate additional effects pedals with the send/return loop for a world of other creative uses. This is also perfect to patch in other pedals and effects that you may already have, which traditionally wouldn’t be able to be hooked up to a microphone directly. Both a microphone audio workstation and a poetic tool, MAW likes an XLR signal but will take a 1/4” jack input too. Multiple outputs and expression control finish out this versatile toolkit. Let its voice become yours. Vocal Effects Pedal XLR Microphone preamp for dynamic microphones Microphone gain control with pad switch for hot signals Tone knob – low pass filter for darker or brighter tone Switchable saturation section, with blend and tone knobs to sculpt your tone Two foot-switchable multi-effects engines: First – two reverbs, short delay, phaser, lower and upper octaves Second – two additional reverbs, long delay, flanger and rotary Momentary or Latching Switching – for seamless effects changes on the fly FX Loop – add your own effects pedals into its signal chain Effects trails – allows natural Reverb and Delay decay External Expression Control – for each effects section 1/4”/6.5mm instrument cable input Dual outputs: Wet – switchable between 1/4”/6.5mm or XLR Post-saturation Dry – XLR Powered by regular 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~210mA current draw)

Old Blood Noise Minim Reverse ...

3.588,-

Minim – Reverse Delay and Reverb Immediate Ambient Machine Time. Although always moving inevitably forward, it can often feel like it’s standing still in an undulating haze. Sometimes it even feels like it’s moving backwards, making us revisit and learn from our past. These meditative moments in time is where you’ll find the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Minim and its infinitely modulating soundscapes. So, whether you want standard delay/reverb, reverse reverberations, or pulsating circular sonic movements, Minim is here to let you shape and bend time as you please. Creative Modulated Reverb and Delay Pedal (up to 400 mS) Reverse section – activated with a clever footswitch for momentary or latching operation Order switching – puts reverse first in the chain for ambient wash or last in the chain for glitchy textures Expression jack – for external control of the Reverse mix Internal trimpot to control output level Relay bypass switching Powered by regular 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~159mA current draw) Inspired by the foundational features of OBNE’s last ambient smash-hit, the Rêver, Minim is set to instantly transport you even further to new atmospheric worlds, through its organic control set. Think of Minim as having two blocks. One block takes whatever signal is given to the pedal and reverses it at the press of a footswitch, while the other block gives you modulated reverb, fed into a modulated delay. Plus, there’s even a switch that decides which block comes first. Each control is simple, but put them all together and you’re likely to lose all sense of time. The reverb side of things lets you create everything from simple room reflections to deep and endlessly trailing ambient washes, via Minim’s Mix and Decay controls, while the Mod knob lets you blend in a gently swaying harmonic tremolo to put some waves into your ocean of sound. On the delay side, you’ll find the Time and Feedback controls to be pivotal tone shapers. Time both controls the length of the delay (up to 400ms) as well as the modulation amount, giving you sweet shimmering chorus tones at low settings and warbly tape-like vibratos at long settings. Feedback will go from a single repeat to endlessly cascading echoes for beds of blissful ambience. All of this wonderful ambience that’s created by the reverb and delay side can then be further manipulated by the momentarily triggered reverse section, seeing you instantly reverse everything on the fly, in order to make lines, phrases or entire chord progressions stand out in all its glorious shoegazy goodness. The mix of the reverse can either be fixed via the Reverse dial or instantly shaped and changed hands-free via an expression pedal. On top of that, you can flip the order of the reverse block. This gives you the choice between smooth reverse effects or choppy glitchy textures, as well as change the reverse speed from normal to double time for unique stutter octave tones. As you can probably gather by now, Minim isn’t just one thing. It’s an amalgamation of spatial effects, set to work together with you and your musical mind in order to create organically evolving sonic atmospheres. So free your mind and let the Minim unleash your new-found ambient potential.

Old Blood Noise MTET MIDI To ...

1.667,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors MTET MIDI to Expression Translator Realizing matching gaps in the market and their friends’ workflows, Old Blood Noise Endeavors unveils their newest utility device, the MIDI to Expression Translator (MTET). MTET is a simple device for complex workflows.  It receives MIDI CC messages and turns them into expression outputs, allowing players to unlock MIDI control over their expression-enabled devices.  Where once there was only a foot, now there is envelope control, LFO control, snapping to preset positions: any MIDI shape can express an OBNE (or similar) device. Main Features: • MIDI to TRS Expression interface • Translates MIDI control change messages to TRS Expression • 4 individual expression outputs • Expression compatibility with any TRS expression enabled device where tip is connected to wiper • CC control over LSB for 8-bit resolution from a 50K digital potentiometer • MIDI Thru jack for easy daisy chaining • Powered by (opt) regular 9 V DC PSU  (centre -, 2.1 mm, 50 mA current draw) Language is hard: let’s start at the start. Communication is complex, beautiful a real thorn in our sides. Many languages, dialects, standards.  Some similar, some vastly different. A linear sweep, a barrage of Bits. Music, of course, is meant to be the universal language, but our devices don’t see it that way. One could argue even we don’t see it that way – tonal and microtonal, EAST+WEST, free jazz and bubblegum pop. But we’re not here to argue. We’re here to blame the devices. The MIDI To Expression Translator (MTET) does exactly what it says on the tin. It receives MIDI messages from external MIDI devices and uses those MIDI messages to create four separate Expression outputs for use with external expression enabled devices. MTET uses a 50k digital pot, wired for TRS connection with the tip active (connected to the wiper). It is assumed the external expression-enabled unit will apply to the sleeve and reference voltage to the ring. It is configured to communicate with other devices using this standard. Its primary purpose is to interface with Old Blood Noise Endeavors pedals and serve as a communicator between them and a MIDI controller. However, it will work with many other units that use the same expression setup as OBNE.

Old Blood Noise Pardner Fuzz ...

3.233,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Pardner Fuzz Textures with Versatile Effects Loop Old Blood Noise Endeavors presents Pardner - a whacky yet extremely versatile fuzz pedal with unique tonal qualities, providing a suite of gnarly drivenness at the stomp of just two footswitches. The pedal’s core fuzz voice gives resonant, warbling saturation with a synthy edge. Playing nicely anywhere in the signal chain and with a wide set of controls, this fuzz opens up new textures compared to your usual fuzzy go-tos. However, when paired with Pardner’s built-in clean to medium gain overdrive effects loop (“Lasso”), you can add further textures to this already otherworldly dirt device, plus you can rope in your own effects alongside the fuzz. Try an envelope filter, a reverb, another fuzz, anything you like! The Order switch also allows for different routings of the two sections or even for both in parallel, for a world of unheard-of tones. Rip a solo or some massive chords or heck, run your drums through it - we’re not here to tell you how to Pardner. Main Features: • Fuzz Pedal with Versatile Effects Loop • Voice toggle, Filter and Intensity knobs shape the gain and frequency content of the Fuzz • Treble, Bass and Volume controls for further tonal sculpting • Lasso section, with variable overdrive plus add any external effect via the Send/Return Loop • Order switch to route and set the order of Lasso and Fuzz effects • Individual soft-touch bypass footswitches for each side, with true relay bypass when both sides are off • Durable compact enclosure for years of reliable switching • Top-mounted jacks, will fit into any setup • Made in the USA • Powered by regular 9V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1 mm, ~80 mA current draw – not included)

Old Blood Noise Parting Basic ...

4.299,-

Parting - Basic White Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device In creative collaboration, harpist Emily Hopkins and experimental effect makers Old Blood Noise Endeavors are proud to announce Parting, a new musical device with a curated suite of effects inspired by their favourite glitch, signal crushing, and ambient sounds. One central knob crushes the signal or sends it into reverse, while knobs to its left control a selectable modulation and knobs to its right control a chance-based or envelope-controlled glitchy delay that you can smear into a reverb. Everything interacts with various layers of chance-based clock-changing randomness to create a box of pleasant surprises. Main Features: • Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, half clock speed, or preset switching • Dissolve control with two functions, below noon for reduced sample rate, above noon for increasingly degraded reverse signal • Analog Dry-Through • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • MIDI clock I/O for external tempo syncing • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted Jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Available in 4 Colourways - Basic/White, Green (standard), Purple and Stone • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1 mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) Parting is a box of pleasant surprises. Moments of chance will give bursts of a glitch delay that can smear into a reverb, modulated by tremolo or vibrato, filtered, and, most importantly, dissolved into lo-fi aliasing or stretched out reverse. All of this may jump around in halves and octaves of itself - it’s up to you and Parting, together.

Old Blood Noise Parting ...

4.299,-

Parting Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device In creative collaboration, harpist Emily Hopkins and experimental effect makers Old Blood Noise Endeavors are proud to announce Parting, a new musical device with a curated suite of effects inspired by their favourite glitch, signal crushing, and ambient sounds. One central knob crushes the signal or sends it into reverse, while knobs to its left control a selectable modulation and knobs to its right control a chance-based or envelope-controlled glitchy delay that you can smear into a reverb. Everything interacts with various layers of chance-based clock-changing randomness to create a box of pleasant surprises. Main Features: • Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, half clock speed, or preset switching • Dissolve control with two functions, below noon for reduced sample rate, above noon for increasingly degraded reverse signal • Analog Dry-Through • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • MIDI clock I/O for external tempo syncing • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted Jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Available in 3 Colourways - Green (standard), Purple and Stone • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1 mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) Parting is a box of pleasant surprises. Moments of chance will give bursts of a glitch delay that can smear into a reverb, modulated by tremolo or vibrato, filtered, and, most importantly, dissolved into lo-fi aliasing or stretched out reverse. All of this may jump around in halves and octaves of itself - it’s up to you and Parting, together.

Old Blood Noise Parting ...

4.299,-

Parting Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device In creative collaboration, harpist Emily Hopkins and experimental effect makers Old Blood Noise Endeavors are proud to announce Parting, a new musical device with a curated suite of effects inspired by their favourite glitch, signal crushing, and ambient sounds. One central knob crushes the signal or sends it into reverse, while knobs to its left control a selectable modulation and knobs to its right control a chance-based or envelope-controlled glitchy delay that you can smear into a reverb. Everything interacts with various layers of chance-based clock-changing randomness to create a box of pleasant surprises. Main Features: • Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, half clock speed, or preset switching • Dissolve control with two functions, below noon for reduced sample rate, above noon for increasingly degraded reverse signal • Analog Dry-Through • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • MIDI clock I/O for external tempo syncing • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted Jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Available in 3 Colourways - Green (standard), Purple and Stone • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1 mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) Parting is a box of pleasant surprises. Moments of chance will give bursts of a glitch delay that can smear into a reverb, modulated by tremolo or vibrato, filtered, and, most importantly, dissolved into lo-fi aliasing or stretched out reverse. All of this may jump around in halves and octaves of itself - it’s up to you and Parting, together.

Old Blood Noise Parting ...

4.299,-

Parting Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device In creative collaboration, harpist Emily Hopkins and experimental effect makers Old Blood Noise Endeavors are proud to announce Parting, a new musical device with a curated suite of effects inspired by their favourite glitch, signal crushing, and ambient sounds. One central knob crushes the signal or sends it into reverse, while knobs to its left control a selectable modulation and knobs to its right control a chance-based or envelope-controlled glitchy delay that you can smear into a reverb. Everything interacts with various layers of chance-based clock-changing randomness to create a box of pleasant surprises. Main Features: • Glitch Delay/Reverb Crushing Modulation Device • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, half clock speed, or preset switching • Dissolve control with two functions, below noon for reduced sample rate, above noon for increasingly degraded reverse signal • Analog Dry-Through • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • MIDI clock I/O for external tempo syncing • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • Selectable Buffered Trails or True Bypass modes • Top-mounted Jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Available in 3 Colourways - Green (standard), Purple and Stone • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1 mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included) Parting is a box of pleasant surprises. Moments of chance will give bursts of a glitch delay that can smear into a reverb, modulated by tremolo or vibrato, filtered, and, most importantly, dissolved into lo-fi aliasing or stretched out reverse. All of this may jump around in halves and octaves of itself - it’s up to you and Parting, together.

Old Blood Noise SCOOCH Tap ...

436,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors SCOOCH Tap Tempo Tap Tempo Switch SCOOCH is an external tap tempo footswitch designed for use with our Expression Ramper X3, Whitecap, and Blackcap. Simply plug scooch into the Tap In/Ext Tap jack with a TS cable and start tapping in your desired tempo! The pedal you plug SCOOCH into will handle the rest. SCOOCH Tap Tempo can be used with a wide variety of other devices as well, for Tap Tempo, Remote Switching, or other purposes: anything expecting a momentary, normally open footswitch signal through a TS cable (connecting Tip to Sleeve when pressed) will be compatible. Main Features: • Tap Tempo Footswitch • 6.3 mm TS output (configured as normally open) - for connecting any compatible tap-tempo or external switching enabled pedal • Designed to work with Old Blood Noise Endeavors effects pedals • Also compatible with any device capable of accepting momentary, normally open TS footswitch signlals connecting Tip to Sleeve when pressed • Compact form factor • No power required

Old Blood Noise Setback ...

3.345,-

Old Blood Noise Endeavors - Setback The Ultimate Reverse Pedal Building on their legacy of backwards sounds, as shown in old favourites like Rever, Minim and BL-44, Old Blood Noise Endeavors have created their most in-depth and feature rich reverse pedal yet, the Setback. Setback focuses exclusively on the magical texture of sounds in reverse, without anything else getting in the way. With a streamlined control set, the user controls sample rate, delay time and playback speed, creating pitch shift effects and much more, with all the utilitarian bells and whistles of the modern era included: stereo in and out, presets, full MIDI control and so on. From raging robot-like ring-mod sounds, shimmering harmonized pitch effects, classic reverse delays and all the way to brooding, crumbling lo-fi textures. Setback delivers it all and then some, making it the perfect companion for everything from Psychedelia, Shoegaze, Indie, Ambient and beyond. We live life forwards, but can only fully understand it backwards, hence Setback’s wealth of unique reverse effects will surely deliver inspiration, meaning and depth to your compositions. Main Features: • Reverse Effect Device • Stereo Input and Output, with the option for Mono or Mono-in-Stereo-out routing • Controls for:           o Clock (signal fidelity)           o Div (tempo subdivisions)           o Speed (playback speed for quantised pitch shift effects)           o Mix (dry/wet blend) • Sample rate from 49 kHz down to 500 Hz • Aux footswitch for tap tempo, runaway feedback, or preset switching • Alt controls for gentle volume adjustment or setting the time without tapping or MIDI clocking • Reverse delay times from ring-mod fast down to 24 seconds at lowest clock setting • Analog Dry-Through • Expression and MIDI control over all parameters • Onboard Presets, plus control via MIDI • 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 -, 2.1 mm, ~ 350 mA current draw, not included)

Old Blood Noise Signal ...

4.299,-

Signal Blender Stereo Parallel Effects Chain Creator Multi Stereo Loop Pedal, Black Since its release in 2019, OBNE’s Signal Blender has become an indispensable tool for musicians looking to create parallel signal chains, or otherwise split or combine multiple signals. Now, in collaboration with 29 Pedals, the new Signal Blender Stereo boasts many worthwhile and useful upgrades from the original version. When 29 Pedals approached OBNE about improving the signal headroom and phase response of the original version for use in their own studio, a collaboration was born. Not content with only signal improvements, the team approached the whole new design in stereo, added trails switching and also added MIDI switching for integration into more complex rigs. Main Features: • Mono or Stereo Parallel Effects Chain creator • Designed in collaboration with 29 Pedals • Stereo input and output, with two Stereo Effect Loops • Option for Mono-to-Stereo splitting at the main input • Individual volume knobs and footswitches for Loop A, Loop B and Clean Signal • Trails switching for Loop A and Loop B • MIDI control of on/off and trails switches • Options for True Bypass when all switches are off • Top-mounted jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU, scaled up to +/- 15V internally (centre -, 2.1mm, ~ 500 mA current draw, not included) Signal Blender Stereo is a comprehensive mono or stereo parallel effects chain creator. From the input, your signal forks out into multiple paths, allowing parallel blending of two effects loops (A and B) and the original input (Clean) at the output. Experience the joys of parallel routing, or expand to other use cases, like splitting a signal to three separate outputs, or combining three unique signals into one output. The simple, yet fully featured control set allows for grab-and-go utilitarianism. The A and B switches engage their relevant effects loop. Tap it to latch the on/off state, or hold it for momentary action. Signal is sent at full strength through the Send jack and the volume knob determines the amount of signal coming back into Signal Blender Stereo via the Return jack. The phase invert toggle allows phase inversion on the return when the toggle is in the up position, accounting for pedals that flip the phase. The trails toggle in the up position prevents the Return from switching off, allowing time-based effects to trail after the footswitch is switched off. In the down position, the send and return are switched on and off together. The Clean footswitch determines whether the original clean input signal is sent to the main output and the Clean volume knob determines the volume of that signal when engaged. By default, Signal Blender is designed to be stereo through the use of TRS cables, or mono through the use of TS cables, without the need to change any settings at all on the device. However, if mono input to stereo output is desired, just use the internal dipswitch to assign mono-in-stereo-out (“MISO”), then use a TS cable at the input and TRS cables everywhere else.

Old Blood Noise Signal ...

4.299,-

Signal Blender Stereo Parallel Effects Chain Creator Multi Stereo Loop Pedal, Holey Kids finish Since its release in 2019, OBNE’s Signal Blender has become an indispensable tool for musicians looking to create parallel signal chains, or otherwise split or combine multiple signals. Now, in collaboration with 29 Pedals, the new Signal Blender Stereo boasts many worthwhile and useful upgrades from the original version. When 29 Pedals approached OBNE about improving the signal headroom and phase response of the original version for use in their own studio, a collaboration was born. Not content with only signal improvements, the team approached the whole new design in stereo, added trails switching and also added MIDI switching for integration into more complex rigs. Main Features: • Mono or Stereo Parallel Effects Chain creator • Designed in collaboration with 29 Pedals • Stereo input and output, with two Stereo Effect Loops • Option for Mono-to-Stereo splitting at the main input • Individual volume knobs and footswitches for Loop A, Loop B and Clean Signal • Trails switching for Loop A and Loop B • MIDI control of on/off and trails switches • Options for True Bypass when all switches are off • Top-mounted jacks and Soft-Touch Switching • Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA • Powered by (opt.) 9 V DC PSU, scaled up to +/- 15V internally (centre -, 2.1mm, ~ 500 mA current draw, not included) Signal Blender Stereo is a comprehensive mono or stereo parallel effects chain creator. From the input, your signal forks out into multiple paths, allowing parallel blending of two effects loops (A and B) and the original input (Clean) at the output. Experience the joys of parallel routing, or expand to other use cases, like splitting a signal to three separate outputs, or combining three unique signals into one output. The simple, yet fully featured control set allows for grab-and-go utilitarianism. The A and B switches engage their relevant effects loop. Tap it to latch the on/off state, or hold it for momentary action. Signal is sent at full strength through the Send jack and the volume knob determines the amount of signal coming back into Signal Blender Stereo via the Return jack. The phase invert toggle allows phase inversion on the return when the toggle is in the up position, accounting for pedals that flip the phase. The trails toggle in the up position prevents the Return from switching off, allowing time-based effects to trail after the footswitch is switched off. In the down position, the send and return are switched on and off together. The Clean footswitch determines whether the original clean input signal is sent to the main output and the Clean volume knob determines the volume of that signal when engaged. By default, Signal Blender is designed to be stereo through the use of TRS cables, or mono through the use of TS cables, without the need to change any settings at all on the device. However, if mono input to stereo output is desired, just use the internal dipswitch to assign mono-in-stereo-out (“MISO”), then use a TS cable at the input and TRS cables everywhere else.

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