Gamechanger Audio Motor Pedal Electro-Mechanical Synth Voice with pitch shifter

General

The Gamechanger Audio Motor Pedal offers a completely new experience for musicians looking for unique sounds. It is no ordinary effects pedal, but an electro-mechanical synth voice that allows you to manipulate your own music in innovative ways. It uses a detailed system of magnetic sensors and a rotating DC Motor to track your pitch in real time and transform it into a powerful sound. Whether you use guitar, bass or microphone, the effect seamlessly adjusts to the pitch of your playing.

Go on a musical journey with the Motor Pedal

The versatility of this pedal is evident in the different modes it offers. From a glitchy, magnetic sound in Motor mode to a vocoder for vocals and instruments, the Motor Pedal is designed to create surprising and diverse sounds. Five different engine modes let you explore soundscapes ranging from digital waves to resonant vibrations. This pedal gives you the freedom to build your own sound universe, using intuitive foot controls.

Physical motor for analogue textures

The Motor Pedal goes beyond ordinary synthesisers by using a physical Motor that actually rotates in pitch. The rotating Motor gives an organic, analogue texture to the sound, giving it a character that is difficult to replicate by digital means. The built-in expression pedal allows you to play with the speed of the Motor, allowing you to experiment with changes in pitch and timbre, or use a quick 'floor-it' mode for extreme effects.

Widely applicable

With a robust design and the ability to control the pedal via MIDI, the Motor Pedal is not only a powerful effect for the stage, but also a valuable tool in the studio. The pedal has a simple yet powerful interface that allows you to create complex sounds with minimal effort. Whether you need a fat distortion sound or a subtle sliding vibrato, the Motor Pedal provides you with everything you need to take your music to the next level.

• The Motor Pedal uses a specially designed DC electric motor as its sound source. Over time, the brushes wear out and the motor block needs to be replaced, which is indicated by an orange and later red warning light. The motor block is easily replaceable and is estimated to last 3,000-5,000 hours of intensive playing.