Rainger FX Deep Space Pulsar Pedal with Igor Controller

£229.00

Here s what Rainger FX say about the Deep Space Pulsar:It s an effect that s heard on many recordings, often subtly like when a rock rhythm guitar is sidechained with the kick drum, so every time the kick drum hits, the guitar volume dips slightly for that instant giving a really powerful overall effect The guitar sounds pumping, or spring-loaded!Or it s sometimes used strongly, to make the signal completely disappear with each kick drum, as in big 4-on-the-floor club tunes All we re talking about is change in volume the Deep Space Pulsar doesn t affect your tone…

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The Rainger FX Deep Space Pulsar Pedal with Igor Controller is back in stock. Arriving with you in New condition and made by Rainger FX, so no worries about warranties and all that. This is just a great pedal Controller Igor with Pedal Pulsar Space Deep FX Rainger Guitar Effect Pedal- Here s what Rainger FX say about the Deep Space Pulsar:It s an effect that s heard on many recordings, often subtly like when a rock rhythm guitar is sidechained with the kick drum, so every time the kick drum hits, the guitar volume dips slightly for that instant giving a really powerful overall effect The guitar sounds pumping, or spring-loaded!Or it s sometimes used strongly, to make the signal completely disappear with each kick drum, as in big 4-on-the-floor club tunes All we re talking about is change in volume the Deep Space Pulsar doesn t affect your tone in any way, and sounds great with bass guitar!Whatever way you use it, this sidechaining effect has NEVER been so easily available and controllable as with the Deep Space Pulsar! (Up to now, it s always been an effect that s added in post-production hardly ever live) It comes with a microphone; put that inside your drummer s kick drum, plug it into the top end panel of the pedal and you re ready to go! The pedal sits there waiting for the drummer to play The Dip knob adjusts the amount of dip to the signal, Rel controls the speed of the release; how quickly the sound rises back up, and Vol is the volume the pedal can go quite loud, more than compensating for any loss in overall level due to all the ducking The LED display gives a visual indication of the amount and length of ducking

Tap Tempo

However when instead you plug in the Igor pressure pad controller, the Deep Space Pulsar has tap tempo a fully correctable facility enabling it to work if you re playing along to a DJ or drum machine Two presses of the Igor programs a tempo (the record LED coming on to show that the tempo is being recorded and it s waiting for the second press), and at any point that tempo can be adjusted to bring it back into sync with the music, enabling the pulsing to stay in time for long periods Pressing on Igor for 1 second erases the tempo, for you to start again at a different tempo Or alternatively trigger it from a gate signal voltage! This needs a mono cable (sleeve 0V, tip signal), and each jump in voltage creates a pulse in the pedal (like a single bass drum hit would)

Push Button Switches

There s a Pad button to alter the sensitivity of the microphone, and also an Inv button to invert the whole effect; no sound is heard until the kick drum (or tap tempo) hits, when a pulse of signal is let through introducing whole new kinds of sounds!This is a revolutionary effect, designed specifically for those that play with other people whether in bands, clubs or studios

Features

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Controller — A controller pedal gives you hands-free control over different parameters on your setup, from volume and expression to switching presets or triggering effects. It’s often used with multi-effects units, synths, or digital amps to manipulate things like delay feedback, modulation depth, or wah sweeps in real time. By connecting through expression inputs or MIDI, a controller pedal extends your creative range beyond static tones and lets you shape your sound dynamically while playing. For live performers and studio players alike, a good controller pedal adds flexibility and precision. You can fade in effects smoothly, control multiple devices at once, or map it to specific parameters for detailed sound design. Whether you’re adjusting volume swells, morphing between presets, or syncing with lighting or backing tracks, a reliable controller pedal becomes an essential link between your feet and your sound.. FX. Pedal — Your pedal is like a signature dish for your sound — a flavour-packed creation that transforms the bland ingredients of your guitar into something unforgettable. Each one adds its own seasoning, texture, and heat, turning a simple meal into a feast of tone. These tasty little boxes sit in a row, like plates on a buffet, letting you mix and match flavours as you play. With one tap of your foot, you can swap sweet for spicy, subtle for smoky, and serve up something completely new. From the comfort food of warm overdrive to the fiery kick of fuzz, from smooth jazz sauce to heavy-metal spice, pedals give players a full menu of options to express their taste.  And just like with food — once you’ve tried one dish, you’ll want to sample them all. Collecting, trading, and discovering new flavours soon becomes part of the joy of being a tone-loving gourmet geek with a guitar.. Space.

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