Tons of pedals out there do weird and do it proudly. Weird for weird's sake.
They're fun. You'd invite them to a party or dinner if they were a human, y'know, to kick things up a notch.
But 10 minutes into the party and they're all WOOHOO, taking over the conversation and the novelty has worn off.
So you bring in the old reliable...the predictable ones. They do their thing. It's okay, it's alright. They're pleasant. They're....nice.
Then there's this little thang. It struts up to your rig, doffs it's hat...then proceeds to shimmy shake a leg here, a finger there, an eyebrow everywhere. It teases and flits in and out of the shadows, intriguing and tempting but never giving more than a fleeting taste. Just enough to keep you hanging on, to add interest to anything it touches.
This is a pedal designed to animate and give life, but it never allows your ear to latch to a predictable pattern or tangible named waveform, and you cannot tell it exactly what to do...just suggest a general direction. Weird. But it is a musical weird that at every minute of the dial gives a beguiling musical flavour that your musical ear loves and wants more of but never gets sick of. Musically. Getting that?
From gentle tonal colourings to mind-spinning kaleidoscopic sonics the Random Phase & Vibrato does exactly what it says on the tin. But it also doesn't. And it'll make anything you create that much more interesting. You hope.
It will.