Hungry Robot Pedals

The Hungry Robot Sample & Hold provides basic S&H functionality with some added bells and whistles.

The Clockable LFO brings multiple waveforms, CV control, subdivisions, and wave symmetry in a simple, user friendly package. LFO speed can be controlled by the tap tempo pushbutton, clock input, or over-sized Speed knob.

The Looping ADSR is an extremely versatile envelope generator. It can act as a traditional ADSR envelope requiring a gate signal to activate or as a looping ADSR. Envelopes can be output with both linear and exponential curves.

The Hungry Robot CV Keys itself makes no sound, but it is the perfect utility for incorporating 1V/OCT, chromatic semitones into a modular system when it is not convenient to use midi keyboards or a midi-to-CV interface.

The 4 Channel Mixer is a basic DC coupled mixer with 4 inputs and 4 attenuators. DC coupled means that it will accept both DC and AC (Audio) signals. As with all Hungry Robot "Modular Boxes" the 4 Channel Mixer can be powered with a simple 9V DC, Negative Center power supply

The Collective is an over-designed, complex fuzz pedal, a true desert island fuzz designed to please the most ardent fuzz connoisseur.

The Buffered Multiples is a simple utility that allows you to patch in a cable and split it to three locations without any signal loss.

The Wait is over......

The Lumen is a State Variable FET-Based Overdrive. It marks a return to the overdrive world for Hungry Robot Pedals.

The Borderland is an advanced digital reverb with a versatile modulation section. It has a ton of features.....

The Wardenclyffe is a lo-fi ambient modulator. It emulates the magical lo-fi textures of early audio recordings.

El Castillo is an arpeggiating reverb that takes pitch-bent reverb to an entirely new level.
It uses a unique combination of 3 circuit blocks (reverb, pitch-shift, and delay) to create a highly experimental, ambient reverb.