The "TOXIC PLANT - disharmonic distortion" (TP) is an effect pedal which creates a discordant distortion sound.

The "TP" is based on a ring modulator circuit. If the gain is low, it will make a ring modulation sound. If the gain is high, it will create a disharmonic distortion sound from a hysterical high to a deep earth-rumbling growl.

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TP – Toxic Plant

The "MISTY CAVE - analog resonance echo" (MC) is an effect pedal which creates a kind of reverb/echo.

"My Misty Cave is warm and wet" - Ugly Nora
Characterized by a sound of a space that is resonant to the pitches of the input signal.

It makes the sound of delay style oscillating feedback which decays naturally. This increases the playability of your instrument over other delay pedals. You can control which note oscillates using the D.TIME control.

There is the "CV PEDAL" jack to control the "D.TIME" with the expression pedal.

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MC – Misty Cave 

The "TONE AXE frequency divider plus manual jetlizer and fuzz with gate" (AX) is an effect pedal which divides the frequency of the input signal with distortion.

The effect of this pedal changes depending on the input signal, it can be transformed to a low pitch, powerful fuzz sound or jet sound.

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AX – Tone Axe

The "SANDSTORM - envelope noise generator" (SS) is an effect pedal that outputs white noise which follows the envelope of an input signal.

The effect sound (white noise) is output louder if the velocity of the input sound is louder, and it is not output if there is no input signal.

The effect and direct level controls are independent to mix for output.

The white noise can be output continuously by selecting the INFINITY switch.

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SS - Sandstorm

The "GOMORRAH - input sensitive subharmonic fuzz" (GMR) is a subharmonic fuzz pedal which creates a synthetic lower octave sound.

The pitch of octave sound depends on the intensity of the input (instrument) signal. The basic idea is that if the input signal is strong, the input pitch is output. The output pitch is one octave down if the intensity is middle, and it is two octave down if the intensity is weak.

The pitch steps is caused by the input signal and it acts a random arpeggiator.

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