Tag: The Sound
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Behind the Scenes – Regista – Part 2: The Sound
The Console Nobody Remembers Ask any engineer to name the great Neve designs, and you will hear the same answers every time. The 1073. The 1081. The 80 Series consoles that defined the sound of rock in the 1970s. Those modules are cloned, obsessed over, and reproduced in every format imaginable. They have achieved the… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mosphoros – Part 2: The Sound
Beyond Tubes For decades, the holy grail of guitar tone has been the tube amp. The sag, the bloom, the compression, it’s the sound everyone loves. But tubes are also fragile, inconsistent, and, frankly, obsolete. So the question became: why stop there? Why not capture that same organic feel with modern components, and push it… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mosrawr – Part 2: The Sound
From Feral Texture to Sonic Avalanche When Silvio from Loopy Demos first tried the Mo(s)ghoul, he instantly locked onto the texture. That sticky, saturated fuzz that turns notes into a molten wall of sound. “The same texture,” he told us, “but with a more aggressive EQ would be awesome.” That single comment sparked what would… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Shodhana – Part 2: The Sound
From Transparent to Focused At its core, Shodhana is all about control, not in a technical, sterile way, but in a musical, expressive sense. It gives you the tools to shape your tone exactly the way you want it. Whether you’re pushing your amp for warmth or carving out a spot in a dense mix,… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mostard – Part 2: The Sound
Snap, sting, and sparkle Mostard wasn’t designed to be subtle. It’s a clean boost, sure, but not a neutral one. This pedal brings presence, bite, and that unmistakable bright snap that wakes up any rig. Whether you’re chasing chiming cleans or biting leads, it adds just the right kind of energy. With up to 30… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Basilisk – Part 2: The Sound
The Sound of a Buried Beast From the moment we started designing the Basilisk, I knew this wasn’t going to be a subtle distortion pedal. It needed to be massive. Not just loud, but swallow-the-stage loud. The kind of sound that rattles walls and turns heads. Something you don’t just hear, you feel, like a… Read more
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Behind The Scenes – Moschops – Part 2: The Sound
From Sharp Chops to Subtle Swells At its core, Moschops is about movement, not just rhythm, but feel. It’s a tremolo pedal that doesn’t settle for being a background shimmer. It pulses, chops, blends, and breathes. Whether you want sharp stutters that slice through the mix or subtle motion that shifts like light across water,… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Capharnaüm – Part 2: The Sound
Behind The Scenes: The Capharnaüm Sound is built around the tension between chaos and structure.It delivers a dense, aggressive fuzz that feels alive, unpredictable, and raw, yet somehow manages to stay coherent and musical under your hands. Sizzly and biting. At higher settings, Capharnaüm unleashes a wild, chainsaw-like fuzz with an intense sizzle across the… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch – Part 2: The Sound
Echoes Between Peaks The Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch sound was created to evoke a sense of vastness and movement, like standing between mountains and shouting into the void, only to hear your own voice return with unexpected shape and rhythm. We wanted a delay that didn’t just repeat notes, but told a story with them. One… Read more
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Behind The Scenes – Mo(s)ghoul – Part 2: The Sound
Mo(s)ghoul Pedal Sound Design A Sonic Transformation The Mo(s)ghoul isn’t just a distortion pedal, it’s a sonic transformation. The Mo(s)ghoul Pedal Sound Design is a delight. Just like the ghouls that inspired it, the sound shifts from clean and composed to raw, feral, and hauntingly powerful. By relying entirely on MOSFET transistors for natural distortion,… Read more