SOUND ON SOUND
Shifting their attention back to guitar pedals, Strymon have delivered an authentic recreation of Tel-Ray's unique-sounding delay units.
As its name suggests, SuperKar+ uses Karplus-Strong synthesis to create a range of plucked and bowed string sounds, as well as struck or blown pipes and an assortment of other sounds that range from percussive textures to melodies and chords.
Strymon’s Cloudburst pedal won a lot of friends amongst those fans of ambient, shoegaze and cinematic‑style composing. Now it’s available as a plug‑in, which should make life a lot easier for many of them!
Strymon's latest release takes the form of a stereo DI box that’s been optimised for those connecting their pedalboards and keyboard/synth rigs to a PA, audio interface or full-range speaker system.
In this month’s round‑up, we shine our spotlight on a range of reverb boxes that pack plenty of punch into a pedal format.
Strymon's latest pedal is said to combine the sound of classic tape echo units with the richness of their accompanying valve preamps.
The latest addition to Strymon's software line-up places two of their popular delay pedals into the hands of DAW users.
Strymon’s reputation for making top‑quality digital effects pedals is second to none, but now they’ve made some of their creations available as DAW plug‑ins.
Strymon’s Brig is a digital pedal that runs analogue ‘bucket brigade’ delay emulations, and offers three switchable delay voicings.
The Ultraviolet is the third pedal to join the ranks of Strymon’s new compact line of ARM‑powered processors.
