Mid-Fi Electronics Glitch Computer
Octaver plus random arpeggiation fuzz machine
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Description
The Mid-Fi Electronics Glitch Computer is a two octave down fuzz / random arpeggiating machine! The final result is a thick, dripping sound of distorted decay. Knobs allow you to control the tracking, the blend and the overall volume. Handmade from quality parts.
This particular configuration has been created by Mid-Fi Electronics just for NoiseFX and is a bit more 'noisician friendly'! Includes the 9-volt power jack, knobs mounted on the top of the pedal and a LED to indicate when the effect is engaged. Operates with a standard 9-volt DC 'barrel type' negative tip power adapter (sold separately). We recommend the Visual Sound 1 SPOT power adapter available here. Please note that each Glitch Computer has unique artwork and paint. Yours may differ from the one in the photo.
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1. Sound Sample (noise)
Tweaking the BLEND and TRACKING knobs while a noisy loop is being played through it. -
2. Sound Sample (noise)
Tweaking the BLEND and TRACKING knobs while a noisy loop is being played through it. -
3. Sound Sample (noise)
Tweaking the BLEND and TRACKING knobs while a noisy loop is being played through it. -
4. Sound Sample (noise)
Tweaking the BLEND and TRACKING knobs while a noisy loop is being played through it. -
5. Sound Sample (from Mid-Fi)
This clip is from the Mid-Fi Electronics Web site. Sound sample using a guitar and ??!! -
6. Sound Sample (guitar)
Basic guitar picking played througn the Glitch Computer with the blend more toward the WET side and TRACKING control up. Apologies for the bad guitar playing! -
7. Sound Sample (guitar)
Basic guitar riff played througn the Glitch Computer. First with the BLEND about 12 o'clock then with the BLEND very WET .. then we tweak the TRACKING. Apologies for the bad guitar playing!