Tape T is the advanced version of broken tape deck emulator filtering your guitar signal, adding noise and dirty clicking and popping vibrato and/or tremolo provided by two tapable multiwave intercollected lfos.
Vibrato and tremolomechanisms provide a wider sound pallette, dry/wet mix with full wet is added, as well as a couple of new modes including‘burnt tape’and‘reverse tremolo’.
Fuzzis there and it kicks ass. It’s also 4 times louder than ‘normal’ wet signal, so be prepared for a wall of sound when you flip that switch for the first time.
All controlsinteract with each other so if you enjoy twiggling the knobs while you play you will be getting very unique and strange sounds.
Force sensitive pad (FSR)connects you directly to the main chip’s clock allowing you to tapestop, drop and break the signal, amplify and change the various noises this pedal is capable of producing.
It is a fun pedal. I did have to find video ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CcRhBIxcIK0 ) on how to coax the more musical side of it out after spending a lot of time getting a lot of unusable things out of it.
The unpredictability makes it fun. It reminds me a little bit of the best Dwarfcraft Devices pedals where you can get really weird things but then out of that comes some really great musical noises from it.
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Gast
I really unique LoFi pedal.
I would not really say that this is a LoFi Tape pedal. It is more unique than that. If you want something like an old tape sim, well then this is probably not it. If you are bored of those tape sims and want something that will give you that vibe and energy, without sounding like what has become a cliché, I say take a chance on this.
It sounds great on everything I tried. Just remember, it is LoFi so there will be some noise. If you are looking for some tape wobble look elsewhere. If you are looking for some character I hink you can find it here.
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Jake
Tape T pities the fool
Not only one of the best reverbs out there, but one of the best modulation and tape warbles I've ever played. Everything Ezhi & Aka puts out is amazing.
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Davide Consoli
Beauty in chaos
This is so unruly that time playing it feels like trying to tame a wild animal. The loudest fuzz I've ever dealt with, and the most interactive stomp I've come across in a long while. Unforgettable experience and lots of fun.
