A combination Attack/Release envelope generator and resonant filter. The envelope is triggered by tapping the left footswitch, rather than depending on some "pick dynamic" detecting circuit which ALMOST NEVER WORKS. (and you can't put it in the middle of a note's decay, or modulate a drone with it)

Depressing the switch engages the attack stage of the envelope. Holding your foot as long as you like is the decay stage (That's like a bonus, it's not even in the name!) sustaining the envelope at whatever DEPTH you have dialed in on the knob of the same name. Releasing the switch will engage the Release stage of the envelope, and your filter will ramp back down to it's knob-set-position.

The filter section has a familiar array of controls. Cutoff, resonance, and drive. You can use the drive knob to boost a quiet signal, tame a loud one, and often add grit to your input.

The filter can also be coaxed into a very rude self oscillation. Of course.

Demo by  Stephen McLeod

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The Dwarfcraft Devices Witch Shifter pedal can go from smooth shifts to insane pitch pandemonium with the flip of a switch. The unique "DinDin" stomp feature allows you to freeze the buffer for glitchy repeats. The Witch Shifter also features a hidden menu featuring a delay circuit. The incredibly high-quality audio can be tainted by cranking the fuzz knob for absolute chaos. 

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Demo by Dennis Kayzer

Witch Shifter

The Dwarfcraft Devices Reese Lightning Fuzz pedal is small, powerful, and ruthless. With more brightness and dirt than the Thunder, this pedal features a Timewarp toggle that engages octave-up clipping diodes. The Toneblast switch bypasses the tone control for extra power, while the feedback switch and knob let you go completely crazy. The Reese Lightning also has some practical features, including top-mounted jacks, true-bypass soft switching, and a clean blend for bass players. 

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Reese Lightning Fuzz

The Dwarfcraft Devices Necromancer is a classic Fuzz effect pedal for electric Guitar/Bass, with a dark undercurrent. The Middle frequency of the Mids control was set as low as possible and provided with a midrange switch to allow additional adjustments. It is also possible to bypass the entire equalizer section with an EQ switch. The innovative Old-School Fuzz has an extremely adaptable EQ is of course also ideal for use with basses or synthesizers. As an additional optical highlight, the Dwarfcraft Devices Necromancer has been equipped with a loving Evil Wizard artwork by Metalocalypse designer SMO.

Review by Harmony Central

Demo by theonetrueaen

Necromancer

The Minivan is a dark echo, built off a digital chip so old it sounds analog.  Yes pedal people, I’m talking about the pt2399. We have a couple tricks up our sleeves, though.  Most echo pedals built of the 2399 give you a pretty short range of delays, using the “best” range of the circuit.  But we’re Dwarfcraft.  Sure, you can have those traditional sounds, but then you also have another half-turn or so to go into super slow and mangled territory. And what’s a delay pedal that doesn’t run away into self oscillation? A delay pedal you don’t need.  Crank that feedback up and ride the waves, my friend.

The mix knob is a pretty standard affair, from 100% dry at 7 o’clock, and for echoes just a touch louder than the dry, twist it all the way up to 5 o’clock.

We also added an insert FX loop so you can make your own fun.

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