We call this one "The sounds that fairies make after being shushed at in a book store." π§ββοΈππ§ββοΈ
Stereo Lore & Fable making soundtracks of story time.
Catch the full song on our #YouTube page. youtu.be/FHSoA54xoRw
Which color variant of the stereo Fable & Lore match your pedal board's vibe?
π§ββοΈ Full color illustrated
β«οΈ Minimal matte black
We made a bunch of our own employees sit down to see if they could guess what pedal they were using. First up is Joe (repairs & cust. service) and Grant (Sales coordinator). How'd they do?
Nothing quite like getting your brain tickled with stereo fairies (granular glitches) bouncing around in your ears. Both the stereo Lore and Fable now have new controls to change the amount of stereo width you have bouncing around in your signal. π§ββοΈπ«π§ββοΈ
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We got stereo Lore & Fable before we got GTA VI. ππ§ββοΈ
β’ Stereo width = more immersive soundscapes
β’ New Tweak controls
β’ Built on our proprietary MDSP platform
β’ MIDI control
β’ Three on-board/127 MIDI
β’ New art illustrated by @niallcgrant
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It's actually happening - The Lore & Fable are now in stereo! π§ββοΈπ«π§ββοΈ
And not just stereo, there's quite a bit more going on under the hood with added controls, presets, and MIDI all give these pedals the perfect storybook ending (or new beginning).
π bit.ly/4jUc2dL
Is the AM mode on the Fundamental Lo-Fi Delay the most widely musical? At minimum settings it makes for a great always-on, slap back style, but once you start increasing the repeats, you'll hear how much character that's packed into the repeats. π
Hello. It is Saturday. A great day to browse how many things are on our b-stock page. Then take a nap.
PS, thereβs also a few Meraki Delay on there too. Better go quick.
walrusaudio.com/collections/β¦
Maybe the first time someone's likened a delay pedal to a mud pie? Once you try the Murk mode on the Fundamental Lo-Fi delay it might make a little more sense. π₯§ Here's a quick clip of what a single repeat, mid amount and max amount sounds like in this 'gooey, muddy' mode.
A quick sound sample of how the repeats sound at min, med, and max settings on the Fundamental Lo-Fiβs Echo mode. Itβs a galloping good time. π
*Note - the pedal looks like itβs in AM, because we had just moved it over to quarter note repeats.
What's better than watching Aaron Sterling watch other drummers use the DFX-1? How about even more clips of Aaron Sterling watching other drummers use the DFX-1. This one's got Darren King and Nathan Knox doing crazy things that we wish we could do.
The Fundamental Lo-Fi's Echo mode is pretty neat. It's a multi-tap delay-reverb-y kinda thing based off the 1980's Realistic 32-1110 Reverb. It has this galloping trait to it that makes for some really fun rhythmic parts! ποΈ
We're looking to expand the marketing team and have an open position for a Graphic Designer. This is an IN HOUSE position. That means you'll need to live in OKC and at least pretend to route for the Thunder.
Find the listing on our Indeed page. indeedhi.re/4hYAY2l
You know that satisfying feeling when you stick your hands down in mud & squish it around between your fingers & even though it's dark and messy, it feels right? That's the Murk mode on the Lo-Fi delay. Just the right amount of dark and squish for an imperfectly perfect delay.
βΊοΈhad to repost from Good Sunset on IG-
No one tells you how much better stereo analog delay is.
No, they do. I just didnβt believe them.
They keep calling this @walrusaudioeffects Meraki the GOAT. What do you think?
πΉ 1982 @rolandglobal Juno-6
πΉ @sequential_llc Prophet-6
Aaron Sterling reacts to seeing other people use the DFX-1. In this clip we've got Jake Lynn, Romes, and Daniel Griffo. Check out the full vid on the Walrus Youtube page!
youtu.be/zkz04DbAfgU
Reposting @alexhoeffken with this great use of the DFX-1!
βThuddy toms, spring reverb vibes from the DFX-1, this incredible sounding little kick and a bamboo brush. π«
Use headphones for full low end pleasure.
So happy to have gotten to meet @pearltheoysters this week. Glad they had a chance to stop by and make some noises! π









