Showing posts with label octaver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label octaver. Show all posts

TC Electronic unveils Sub 'N' Up Mini octaver

Delivering all of the polyphonic octave pleasantries that you know from its bigger brother, the Sub 'N' Up Mini sounds huge but looks tiny.

Focusing on simplicity and ease of use, we did away with the mini toggle switch and the two octaves down knob.

Naturally, you can still turn Sub 'N' Up Mini into an old school monophonic octaver for that crackling pitch glitch of the olden days.

If you're into a more modern sound and feel, the polyphonic octave algorithm keeps all your notes tracking true even when playing chords and harmonies or laying down the bottom pitch.

Or, tap into the inspiring tones of our TonePrint family of artists. Just use the free TonePrint app to beam in your tone of choice and strap in for something really pitchin'!

The Sub 'N' Up Mini is priced at $99.99. For more info, hit up the official product page.

TC Electronic reveals the Sub 'N' Up Octaver

TC Electronic has revealed that the new pedal they teased last week is an octaver - the Sub 'N' Up Octaver. It features an octave-up and two sub-octave controls, and can be used either as polyphonic octaver or a monophonic one. Like other TC Electronic pedals, it's also TonePrint-enabled so you can create your own custom settings. The editor features modulation options like flanger, chorus and vibrato, which allows for organ-like sounds. More info is available at the official product page.

Here's the official product video:

And a second product video:

There are also demos available by Brendan Mowat-Smith, Dennis Kayzer and Paul Gilbert.

Electro-Harmonix introduces the Soul POG

It's basically a Soul Food and a Nano POG 2-in-1 pedal. It is already being shipped to retailers with a street price of $286.

New Donner pedals

Donnerdeal is introducing four new pedals in September.

The Wah Maker is auto-wah pedal. This could based off Mooer's Funky Monkey.

The Grey Pitch is a pitch shifter. This could be a modified version of Mooer's Pitch Box, but with the addition of Dry and Wet knobs.

The Holy Octave is an EHX POG-style polyphonic octaver. This would be an interesting pedal to keep an eye on, as octave pedals generally don't come this cheap ($50)

The Looper is, well, a looper. This could be based on Mooer's new micro looper, although that pedal has 30 minutes of loop time, whereas Donner's has 10.