Gamechanger Audio MOD Series Reverb Pedal

The MOD Series combines classic pedal design with the extraordinary world of modular synthesis. Each pedal features two sources of modulation that you control with your playing. The DYNAMICS tracks the volume nuances of your playing. It captures the character of your attack style and the loudness and diminution of your instrument. The PITCH tracker, on the other hand, detects note selections, bends and vibratos. You have the power to send these modulations to each of the four effect knobs and set the parameters in motion.

Adjust the modulation with the DYNAMICS and PITCH knobs, along with dedicated mode switches. Set the decay time of DYNAMICS, introduce glide movements in PITCH tracking, and adjust response curves to fit your playing style and desired effect. Each of the primary effect knobs is paired with a corresponding smaller modulation amount knob, also known as an attenuator. This allows you to set the modulation amount and direction for each effect knob independently. Imagine the dynamic possibilities - a hard hit on a guitar can turn one knob significantly clockwise, while it pushes another knob slightly in the opposite direction. Explore the subtleties, from gentle parameter changes to elaborate, full parameter transformations.

FEATURES OF MOD REVERB

• 3 algorithms: PLATE, SPRING and HALL
• 4 streamlined controls: LEVEL, DECAY, TONE, DRIVE
• 3 stereo spread settings: 0%, 50%, 100%

EXAMPLES OF MOD REVERB

Gated reverb. Create your own gated reverb by routing DYNAMICS to DRY/WET LEVEL.

Reverb that gives you room. A reverb tone set for high notes may not work for low notes and can muddle the mix. Route the PITCH to the TONE knob and set the MODULATION DEPTH so that as you play lower on the neck, the reverb loses lower frequencies.

Reverse decay. Create impossible reverb with short tails on loud notes and long tails on soft notes by patching DYNAMICS to DECAY and setting the MODULATION DEPTH knob counterclockwise.