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BLEAK DISTRICT ELECTRIC Antistatic
CMOS Fuzz and Micro-Looper All In One
£138.99
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About the BLEAK DISTRICT ELECTRIC Antistatic
The Bleak District Electric Antistatic is a combined CMOS fuzz and micro-looper.
It's a phenomenal little package that's great for experimental synth layers or expansive soundscapes: pair it with a good delay and/or reverb and you're good to go!
What is a CMOS Fuzz?
CMOS fuzzes produce an aggressive square-wave signal, giving velcro, gated and glitchy sounds to die for.
The Micro-Looper
Antistatic packs in a micro-looper offering 50ms to 3.5s of sample time, activated either by the momentary footswitch - for on-the-fly glitches or articulations - or a latching toggle switch for those times you want to leave it running.
The Latch toggle switch acts in the same way as holding down the momentary Loop footswitch. Release the footswitch or toggle briefly to add in snippets of audio, replacing parts of the loop. The longer loop settings let you quickly build up some really interesting patterns.
Antistatic Controls
Master Volume Adjusts the output volume level
Loop Time The large central knob adjusts loop time, from 50ms to 3.5s. Changing this during a live loop will create a pitch shift effect, giving you even more creative control over your sound!
Range Toggle Sets the range of the Loop Time knob between longer and shorter loops.
Latch Toggle / Loop Footswitch Engages Looper section of Antistatic pedal.
Antistatic Demo
Antistatic Features
- CMOS fuzz and micro-looper
- 50ms to 3.5s loop time
- Handmade in the UK
- True bypass
- Top-mounted jacks
- Power: 9V DC centre-negative (not included)
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