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Splitter pedal

Hey Justin,

I've discovered this pedal today and I'm wondering if you're aware of it, or do you know something similar. I think the possibilities of that idea are great, if the pedals sounds like it should and it doesn't degrade the signal. Basically it's some kind of dual loop pedal where you can mix two signals coming from different pedals and blending it to taste. Probably will work well to make some guitar pedals usable with bass.
Do you ever used something like that?

Thanks as always!!! :)

KMA Machines > Tyler Deluxe
 
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Hey Justin,

I've discovered this pedal today and I'm wondering if you're aware of it, or do you know something similar. I think the possibilities of that idea are great, if the pedals sounds like it should and it doesn't degrade the signal. Basically it's some kind of dual loop pedal where you can mix two signals coming from different pedals and blending it to taste. Probably will work well to make some guitar pedals usable with bass.
Do you ever used something like that?

Thanks as always!!! :)

KMA Machines > Tyler Deluxe

Not familiar, but definitely interesting! Frequency splitting for processing is stuff I do in the box, so it makes sense that pedal explorers would have fun with it in the pedal domain.
 
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