Boutique pedal masters, Old Blood Noise Endeavors are back with the Whitecap tremolo. It does away with a linear approach, instead encouraging you to create new textures with parallel circuits.
The Whitecap is the latest offering from Old Blood Noise Endeavors. It combines the best of digital and analog tech to dish up a deep, undulating experience.
This original take on tremolo is centred on the relationship between its digital and analog components. The analog side features rate, depth and volume controls.
These tones can be augmented by combining it with the digital half – where additional waveshapes and a tap tempo reside, giving you the chance to make unique polyrhythms. You can run the two circuits in parallel or in series.
Other features include volume boost for each side of the pedal, ramp mode for shifting the speed up or down by holding the tap switch and an expression pedal output.
Find out more at Old Blood Noise Endeavors.
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