Multi modulator pedal?

[Bassthroned]

Hello friends!

Is there a pedal with these all-in-one effects?

I have been looking for this one, but it is scarce and on the official site it appears as out of stock.

Any information is appreciated as always: D

 

[GMC]

I tend to find that the cheaper multi mods are weak in a few of the effect types, except the zoom ms-70CDR. Which punches way higher than its price ought to. It you want top drawer, consider the Source Audio Lunar/ Mercury / Gemini offerings. Very capable multi mods and at a very reasonable price point too! I have a Lunar myself.

 

[Smurf-o-Deth]

If you want a Utility Knife, keep your eyes on the used market, because they show up often enough. That's how I got mine.

 

[bassbrad]

What @GMC suggested is 100% correct.

@Bassthroned I have heard that Southampton will have those pedals back in stock eventually, there is a shortage of the essential FV1 chip.

 

[amper]

Boss MD-500.
Boss MD-200.
UAfx Astra.

 

[Michael Stanley 2112]

BOSS GT-1B. Job done.

 

[Tom Bomb]

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[jthisdell]

The Utility Knife is great, I would look used or wait for Southampton to restock. I like pedals with fewer controls, the UK just has empty and rate but all of the settings or each of the mods sound great.

 

[Bassthroned]

Thanks to everyone for your replies!

I was struck by the utility knife because it is small and has everything in one.

I have a Pedaltrain Nano+ pedalboard that is small, so I'm looking for a slimmer design. The pedalboards they indicated are great too, but they are very big for me.

Is there another similar pedal of good quality, or is it better to find the effect that I use most often and buy it separately?

 

[Zooberwerx]

I'll assume you have to re-set each parameter when toggling (...by hand!) among the different effects. This would be a non-contender for me in that regard. I'd aim for the simplest programmable multi-unit w/ quality effects and lay-out that enables you to quickly kick thru patches. I'm on a search for the same, spec'ly something with 3 footswitches for faster navigation.

Riis

 

[Col Pruse]

I like the Keeley Bubbletron for phaser and flange. Same settings apply for my phase/flange needs, I just toggle the switch.

I had the Bubbletron, then sold it to try other multi-mods, but never got around to the Utility knife. Ended up just going back to the Bubbletron.

There's also the Keeley Tri-Mod which has phaser/flanger/chorus.
Keeley Tri-Mod X-Factor Modulation Custom Shop Limited Edition | SoCal Amplification | Reverb

 

[Andre678]

I took me a while to get used to it but I really like my Orbital Modulator. Older version of the Source Audio Modulation pedals but it has the same algorithms and the controls are all on the pedal.

 

[Bassthroned]

I like the Keeley Bubbletron for phaser and flange. Same settings apply for my phase/flange needs, I just toggle the switch.

I had the Bubbletron, then sold it to try other multi-mods, but never got around to the Utility knife. Ended up just going back to the Bubbletron.

There's also the Keeley Tri-Mod which has phaser/flanger/chorus.
Keeley Tri-Mod X-Factor Modulation Custom Shop Limited Edition | SoCal Amplification | Reverb

something like this is like what I'm looking for!

I'll take a look at the Keeley pedal. (I have the Keeley Bassist Compressor and it is very transparent and quality)

 

[taliesin]

I'm using the Wampler Terraform which has 11 (I think) modulation effects and has presets so you can save your settings.

Had it for a year or so now and very happy with it.

It does have a bigger footprint than the UK so if space is an issue that may be a concern.

 

[monsterthompson]

It’s overkill but the Empress Zoia would work. I don’t find the sounds amazing but they are very useable. Similarly, the Empress Reverb has modulated reverbs that can function as just the modulation if you turn the decay all the way down, giving you flanger, chorus, and trem. Not a cheap way to go but an option.

 

[monsterthompson]

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OBNE Visitor could work.

 

[Spupilup]

I have the Astra from Universal Audio. It offers the classic CE-1 Chorus/Vibrato, flanging/doubling, classic black face tremolo. a Phaser X90 and Dharma Tree 61 effect. Granted, there are issues with the way the controls are laid out but if you take your time and learn the features of the pedal it is really quite remarkable. I'm happy I added it to my pedalboard.

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[Dominic D]

What @GMC suggested is 100% correct.

@Bassthroned I have heard that Southampton will have those pedals back in stock eventually, there is a shortage of the essential FV1 chip.

Last I heard, there’s still a 6 month wait on the FV1 chip.

 

[chriss]

what about this: Mod Factory MKII_MOOER Audio

Have not used it myself, but saw it referenced in the recent mini pedal thread

 

[Real Soon]

I've got an Alexander Wavelength on my board.

It doesn't offer as much tweakability as some (e.g. the phaser is strictly an 8-stage, which I happen to love), but being able to dial in the intensity and blend, and save presets, keeps it flexible. And it sounds great all around.