Filed under: Pedals | Tags: attack, compressor, effects pedal, guitar, noise, pigtronix, skreeeeee!, sustain, Thurston Moore
Attack indeed. This is one more for the Thurston Moore noise maker crowd (but not exclusively, I don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings). I don’t know exactly what to say about this one. Pigtronix says the ASDR is a “polyphonic amplitude-envelope synthesizer that provides volume swell with variable attack time, compression / sustain and variable decay with automatic reset.” Yup. Also, it makes really crazy noises.
Apparently, with the Attack and Decay functions off but with the pedal engaged, it’s a compressor. With the functions engaged, it’s all bets off. Volume swells, reverse-type sounds, jagged tremors, stuttering chords—there are a lot of interesting sounds to be had here. Just be careful. $280 street.

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Thanks for the post
Comment by CalEnhanknah August 3, 2008 @ 1:51 pmYou’re welcome.
Comment by isaacstanfield August 3, 2008 @ 4:32 pmPigtronix makes some awesome stuff. At the link below you can here a bunch of Pigtronix Pedal demos:
http://www.thegearmall.com/Effects-Pedals/Pigtronix
Comment by Dave November 8, 2008 @ 7:51 pm