OverviewA fuzz pedal is a type of distortion effect with a more compressed sound. Just like a distortion or overdrive pedal, it adds dirt and aggressiveness to one’s guitar tone and is widely used for indie or rock genres. What sets it apart is the output signal also clipped at a certain level, making the … Read more
OverviewFor many solo performers and guitarists out there, a looper pedal is one of the greatest tools when it comes to whipping up complex and full-sounding tracks with only a single guitar. They allow you to record a track, which you can then loop and play or solo over, or continue to layer multiple recordings … Read more
OverviewFor many performing and recording musicians, it can be difficult to maintain the dynamic range of an instrument especially when you get lost in the music. To solve this, compressors were used to limit the dynamic range of instruments like electric guitars and bass guitars. It allows players to keep their volumes consistent and within … Read more
OverviewEvery guitarist using distortion effects or a chain of many different pedals needs some sort of noise gate. These pedals have a simple yet crucial purpose – minimize the unpleasant hissing or humming sound produced by a high gain from other effects by attenuating the signal of these “noises”. They can also help clean up … Read more
Before effect pedals were made, flanger effects were created by using two altered-output recordings of the same track. These two recordings are played out of phase with manipulated speeds often by touching the tape reel to slow down one of the tracks, producing an ethereal woosh-ing sound. Flanger pedals have since grown in popularity to … Read more
Ibanez WD7 Weeping Demon Wah pedal is suitable for any playing style or situation. It is a remarkable improvement over the Wah pedals of the past, with its sound ranging from vintage Wah to very fat Wah.The Ibanez WD7 Weeping Demon Wah pedal is part of the Tone Lok range from the manufacturer, consisting of … Read more
