Gamechanger Audio Motor Synth MKII Guitar-effektpedal

The Gamechanger Motor Synth MKII is an electromechanical synthesizer that uses a system of eight electric motors to generate a wide variety of sounds. It is a unique and innovative tool that can be used to create a variety of sounds, from classic synthesizers to the sounds of real instruments.

Because of the distinct way the motors create wave shapes, MOTOR Synth's sound is certainly in a category of its own. However, the comprehensive sound-shaping features developed by our engineers let you recreate classic synth sounds and even real instruments.

Each voice has independent controls for volume, scale, waveform, amp envelope and pitch envelope. The analog amp envelopes can be run in multiple modes (ADSR, AD, AR, DADSR, ADSHR) with adjustable curve parameters.

The Motor oscillators take full advantage of the innovative pitch envelope system with detailed controls for ACCELERATION & BRAKE functions.

The Synth MKII engine has two separate voices with three types of optical waves (sine, sawtooth, square) and an electromagnetic induction wave (M), and adjustable four-voice polyphony. Each voice has independent controls for volume, scale, waveform, pulse shape, and pulse length.

The Synth MKII engine also has a modulation section that allows you to add additional effects to your sound. This section contains controls for volume, frequency and phase shift modulation.

The Synth MKII engine is suitable for use with guitars, basses, synthesizers and drum machines. Its wide range of picking response makes it possible to play even the most complex chords.

Here are some of the key features of the Gamechanger Motor Synth MKII:

• Electromechanical system with eight electric motors
• Two separate voices with three types of optical waves and an electromagnetic induction wave
• Adjustable four-part polyphony
• Independent controls for each voice
• Modulation section with controls for volume, frequency and phase shift modulation
• Suitable for use with various tools
• Wide range of picking response