GFI System Synesthesia Dual Engine Modulation

Synesthesia is an advanced, yet user friendly dual-channel multi-modulation engines, capable of running two modulation algorithms simultaneously. Packed with 22 classic and modern algorithms (expandable to 30 with future updates) and 3 different DSP routing schemes Synesthesia offers limitless sonic possibilities.

Synesthesia is not just another modulation pedal. By marrying a powerful dual-engine architecture with rich and deep algorithms we provide players with immersive and ‘colorful’ modulation effects experience, hence the name : Synesthesia.

Up to 30 on-board algorithms – more will be made accessible via the SymmLab editor.

AMPLITUDE
– Tremolo
– Dynamic Tremolo
– Harmonic Tremolo
– Chopper
– Slow Volume

FILTERS
– Filter
– Envelope Filter
– Sample & Hold Filter
– Formant

SWIRLS
– Dimension
– Chorus
– Tri-Chorus
– Detune
– Dyane Flanger
– Tape Flanger
– Samnple & Hold Flanger

PHASE
– Phaser
– Envelope Phaser
– Sample & Holdl Phaser
– Univibe

MISCELLANEOUS
– Octave Shifter
– Vibrato
– Rotary
– Ring Modulator
– Double Tracker

SEQUENCERS
– Arp Tremolo
– Arp Filter
– Arp Formant
– Arp Flanger
– Arp Phaser
– Arp RingMod
– Arpeggiator

FEATURES
– Preset mode – conveniently recall your favorite patches from an easy-to-navigate banks of 32 presets.
– Stompbox mode – stomp the footswitches to control the individual DSP, just like using individual stompboxes.
– Comprehensive external control :
– Expression Pedal – with adjustable heel and toe values.
– Control Voltage (CV) – takes 0 – 2.5 V control voltages.”
– Aux Switches – accepts up to 3 external switches for versatile control (tap-tempo, bank up/down, etc).
– MIDI In / MIDI Thru – nearly all features and functionalities of the pedal are opened to MIDI access, including MIDI clock.
– Tap-Tempo – you can tap in your tempo using an external tap pedal, via Midi, or on the pedal itself.
– Space saving – 12 cm x 12 cm (4.7″ x 3.5″), impressively small for a pedal that can replace 3 or more individual stompboxes.
– “Switch effects order (pre or post) effortlessly via the switchable Pre/Post configuration (specifed on per-preset basis).