486 Results for "distortion"

DEAL: Friedman Fuzz Fiend and Motor City Drive for less than half the price

Thomann has a sweet deal on two Friedman pedals – distortion pedals, to be precise. The Fuzz Fiend and Motor City Drive are powered by beefy 12AX7 tubes. Get them now for less than half the price!

Holy pedals, Batman! It’s the Batmobile Ratmobile RAT2 distortion/fuzz

What does every guitar player need in their life? A boutique 100% hand-wired Batman Batmobile Ratmobile RAT2 distortion pedal, of course! Preorders are now open, Batman fans!

Mystic Circuits Portal will wrap you into another dimension of distortion

Portal offers three flavours of simultaneous harmonic distortion that pulls waveforms apart and devours their souls. A horror story of a module that's not for the faint-hearted.

Summer NAMM 2019: Fender pedal range expanded with 6 new models

Fender has expended their pedal range with six new models. Including their first pedal for acoustic guitar, an ambient delay/reverb, a new valve overdrive pedal and more!

Audiothing thinks you should try cranking some Valves

Valves is a vintage valve emulation plug-in that also employs a multimode resonant filter and a cabinet/EQ section. Its intuitive interface is arranged in a configuration of four independent modules.

Get your bass growl sorted with NeuralDSP Parallax

NeuralDSP released a processor dedicated to crafting a sick bass guitar tone. It's called Parallax and incorporates bass augmentation and mixing techniques into a flexible multi-band processor.

More distortion from Noise Engineering in the all-analogue Viol Ruina

Viol Ruina is the 3rd distortion module from Noise Engineering and features an all-analogue 4-pole resonant filter with envelope following feedback, resonance modulating and mangled distortion - nice!

Instinct: a distortion and dynamics processor from the land of the weird

Need an experimental sound-shaping tool for your next project? Take a look at Instinct, a creative processor that bridges the gap between saturation and dynamics processing in interesting ways.

EarthQuaker Devices and Sunn O))) create the Life Pedal (yes, it’s already sold out)

Sunn O))) and EarthQuaker Devices have joined forces to create the new Life Pedal designed to give you tube-amp destroying distortion, and bowel wrenching octave effects all in one unit.

Boss outs 4 new “premium” 200 Series effect pedals with delay, EQ, drive and modulation

Boss new mid-priced pedal range, the 200 series, includes the DD-200 Digital Delay, EQ-200 Graphic Equalizer, MD-200 Modulation and OD-200 Hybrid Drive. Will they be special enough to woo buyers?

Venn Audio V-Clip: A fully customizable clipping and saturation tool

Venn Audio has released V-Clip, the sequel to its successful Free Clip plug-in. V-Clip isn't free, but offers much more, including very flexible waveshaping options and a real-time visualizer.

Dwarfcraft Gold Standard Eau Claire Thunder: A limited run of only 73 units

Limited to 73 units, Dwarfcraft's Gold Standard Eau Claire Thunder pedal has less gain and a warmer, woollier sound than the standard version. Ideal for down-tuned riffs and sludgy guitar chords?

Craig Anderton’s Amazing Multiband Helix Presets: Dynamic drive with added clarity

Craig Anderton's new Amazing Multiband Helix Presets pack gives your Line 6 Helix access to true multiband distortion for more dynamic, open and wider sound.

Elektron Analog Drive deal at Thomann – EUR 89 instead of EUR 395!

Our second bargain of the day! The Elektron Analog Drive pedal has been reduced from an RRP of EUR 395 to an astonishing EUR 89 on Thomann's website. The perfect time to buy an analogue programmable drive ...

STL Tones Tonality Will Putney virtual guitar suite: Metal tones for your DAW

STL Tones has released its latest Tonality Suite software suite in the form of the new Will Putney plug-in bundle. It's tightly focussed on high-gain sounds and looks pretty comprehensive.

Noise Engineering Kith Ruina puts a classic guitar stack in a 4hp module

Kith Ruina is here to prove that Eurorack is the new rock and roll with a classic guitar tonestack of single-knob distortion and a simple EQ. Rock on.

Superbooth 2019: Sonocurrent M T2D dual triode distortion

A growly dual channel triode distortion Eurorack module from Sonocurrent. The M T2D features a pair of Korg's NuTube tubes a very cool Tilt filter and a pleasingly fat and distorted sound.

Mercuriall Audio MT-A: A free Boss Metal Zone MT-2 plugin emulation

Mercuriall Audio has just released a new free plugin based upon the best selling Boss Metal Zone MT 2 pedal. Add some modern day dirt to your DAW setup today!

Voxengo Powershaper: Saturation and overdrive for your audio tracks

Voxengo has released Powershaper, a new multi-stage saturation, distortion and overdrive plug-in. If you're the type who likes a good solid boost, here you go.

MXR releases Raijin Drive overdrive and distortion pedal by Shin Suzuki (at last!)

Designed by Shin Suzuki, the MXR Raijin Drive has two circuits (one drive and one distortion) inspired by two legendary pedals. But which ones? A clue: One pedal was green, the other orange...

Watch JHS compare cheap Behringer pedals with the expensive classics they’re based on

In the latest video by JHS, Josh Scott compares classic, highly desirable guitar effects with some Behringer pedals they inspired. Gear snobs: turn away now. This may hurt.

Broken Tape: a simulation of unexpected tape breakage

What happens when your Walkman decides to chew up and mangle your favourite cassette. Broken Tape will simulate the horror of unintended tape noise, delay and bit-crushed feedback.

Pedal Crush: A new book for effects pedal enthusiasts now on Kickstarter

Pedal Crush brings the world of effects pedals to all musicians, from harp players and DJs to producers and makers of weird synth noises. And to people who play guitar and can read...

Noise Engineering opens pre-orders on 3 new modules

Sinc Bucina, Terci Ruina, and Cursus Iteritas Percido are being released April 18th and Noise Engineering has started taken orders. What are these things? We'll try to explain.