Holy Island Audio Deforming Delay - Black / Cream / Copper
Deforming is a PT2399 based delay with an envelope controlled warp function.
We've all played a show where you get to the end of your set, click on your delay pedal, crank the feedback knob and manically twist the time knob for walls of time bending chaos.
The concept behind Deforming was to make that time knob manipulation possible without having to drop to your knees and put your hands on the pedal. Meaning you can keep playing while the delay signal bends and warps around your playing.
Deforming features an input preamp which can be driven hard to saturate the unit and emulate the preamps of old tape machines. This preamp control also helps you reduce the input volume to balance out the signal when driving the unit with loud dirt pedals.
The warping effect can range from subtle pitch wobbles for shoegazey chord movement through to all out warped chaos at the most extreme settings.
The warp function is triggered by the left momentary footswitch which engages the warp envelope. The shape of the warping effect is determined by the 4-way Waveform rotary switch and the Length knob.
The warp function can also be triggered via CV. This enables you to create interesting modulation effects by triggering the warp more accurately and rapidly than you could achieve with your foot. You can also use CV to sync the warp with other instruments.
Holy Island Audio Deforming Delay - Black / Cream / Copper
Deforming is a PT2399 based delay with an envelope controlled warp function.
We've all played a show where you get to the end of your set, click on your delay pedal, crank the feedback knob and manically twist the time knob for walls of time bending chaos.
The concept behind Deforming was to make that time knob manipulation possible without having to drop to your knees and put your hands on the pedal. Meaning you can keep playing while the delay signal bends and warps around your playing.
Deforming features an input preamp which can be driven hard to saturate the unit and emulate the preamps of old tape machines. This preamp control also helps you reduce the input volume to balance out the signal when driving the unit with loud dirt pedals.
The warping effect can range from subtle pitch wobbles for shoegazey chord movement through to all out warped chaos at the most extreme settings.
The warp function is triggered by the left momentary footswitch which engages the warp envelope. The shape of the warping effect is determined by the 4-way Waveform rotary switch and the Length knob.
The warp function can also be triggered via CV. This enables you to create interesting modulation effects by triggering the warp more accurately and rapidly than you could achieve with your foot. You can also use CV to sync the warp with other instruments.