Andere Pedale

A modular degradation and texture engine packed with ’80s nostalgia, pro audio heritage, advanced processing and high performance signal paths. Upgrading our past vintage gaming inspired devices, Ottobit Jr. + Ottobit Sr., now expanded with Lo-Fi sounds all reminiscent of the ’80s.

A footswitch for engaging the Gamechanger Audio PLUS Pedal II’s three operating modes, while its DRY OUT jack facilitates routing of the dry signal to another amp or a tuner.

The PLUS Pedal II by Gamechanger Audio allows you to add piano-style sustain and sostenuto to any instrument — preserving guitar, vocals, wind, acoustic instruments, brass, strings, and experimental sound sources in stunning realism.

One of the biggest-sounding, richest, fruitiest, most syrupy, decadently harmonic drive and fuzz pedal

Plug into pure nostalgia. Artifakt delivers all the hazy, scratchy, wobbly, and beautifully broken tones that embody the lo-fi sound.

Shoegaze In A Box

rosetones creates a polyphonic synth voice that follows your playing. it listens to your notes and routes them through sympathetic resonators, creating blooming harmonic textures and evolving chords.

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.

Introducing the Buffer++: The ultimate utility pedal. Pristine buffering, plentiful I/O, and advanced signal control. Route anything, adapt on the fly, and preserve every nuance of your carefully dialed-in sound.

multi-band saturation and detuning effect

MC4 PRO delivers the full performance of the PRO series in our most space efficient design. With a unified high-resolution display, Bluetooth MIDI, wireless editing, and fully loaded I/Os — MC4 PRO is the perfect compact controller without compromise.

The Rhythm Machine evokes the nostalgia of early 1970s preprogrammed analog drum machines, like those from Maestro, Univox, and Ace Electronics. It captures their charm and simplicity while delivering the classic sounds of later icons such as the Roland CR-78 and TR-606, all in a compact, easy-to-use pedal.