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Dynamic Freeze Reverb

It echoes in the open air, a voice on the wind. It’s a Procession.

The Flattley Wah is a very tight, articulate and vocal sounding Wah pedal which can handle as much gain as you want depending on your style of music. It also remains very tonal if being used clean, giving you an awesome individual expressive tone that will wow your audiences.

From pitch shifting flanger to 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.

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 Beam Splitter - Automatic Triple Tracker Distortion brings a new and unique twist to distortion. Capable of creating a massive wall of sound, its three different flavours of drive have been meticulously voiced to complement each other well.

Expression Ramper allows you to pick two expression settings and move between them, either in one motion or as a continuous LFO activated by a footswitch. The mini enclosure size takes up minimal space while creating new sounds out of any pedal with an expression input.

The Signal Blender provides a number of parallel routing solutions through its use of a pair of send/returns, primary input and output, switching, and volume control.

It's simple: sometimes you need two outputs, sometimes you need two inputs. And then you need to switch between them.

Expression Slider is a fader for use with any pedal that has an Old Blood style expression input*. It is built for convenience and tactile experience, allowing external control where you need it - on the desk of your studio, velcroed to a guitar strap, or wherever else a TRS cable allows.

. It starts with three individual Expression Rampers, which are devices allowing you to pick two expression settings and move between them, either in one motion or as a continuous LFO activated by a footswitch. It then adds tempo syncing, new LFO shapes, and other external controls, all in one tidy box. It is the ultimate device for getting new sounds out of your existing expression-enabled pedals.

Sieht aus wie Luke Skywalkers Noisemaschine - und klingt auch so! Soundquellen: Theremin 1, Theremin 2, Tracer, Shaker, Droner