Walrus Audio Lore MKII Reverse Soundscape Generator and Delay Pedal - Green

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Create New Worlds - The Walrus Audio Lore MKII Reverse Soundscape Generator and Delay Pedal in Green Create the soundtrack to your storybook adventure with the Lore Stereo Reverse Soundscape Generator. Made up of five different modes, the Lore is a stereo ambient creation machine built around reverse delay, reverse reverbs, and pitch shifting. Featuring multiple DSP algorithms running in series, with complex nested feedback paths, the Lore takes you on an adventurous journey rich with themes of reversing, time-stretching, pitch-shifting, and vast ambiance. Tweak: One knob, five jobs. Press the Tweak button to cycle through Width, Mod Rate, Mod Shape, Shift, and Ramp, then turn the Tweak knob to set the selected value Width: Sets how far the wet signal spreads out between the left and right channels. Keep it narrow to stay focused, or open it all the way up and let the ambiance wrap around you. Running mono in and stereo out is an easy way to make one guitar sound huge Mod Rate: Sets the rate of the modulation LFO, anywhere between 0.1 Hz and 5 Hz Mod Shape: Selects the shape of the modulation LFO: sine, square, or random. Random is a good time Shift: Sets where Dive / Rise lands, anywhere between 0.5x and 2x. Set it below 1x, and you dive. Set it above 1, and you rise. In Mode IV, the Time knob is already working on the same sample rate, so keep Time and Shift on different values or Dive / Rise will have nothing left to do Ramp: Sets how long Dive / Rise takes to travel between normal speed and your Shift target, from 50 ms to 5000 ms. At 50 ms, it is a near instant jump. At 5000 ms, it is a long, seasick glide Momentary Feature: Dive / Rise- Holding down the tap tempo switch will momentarily shift the clock rate of the pedal down or up and will hold it at that rate for as long as the switch is pressed. Use the Tweak button and knob to adjust Shift and Ramp Presets: Save and recall three presets right on the pedal (red, green, blue), plus a live mode (white