The TC Electronic MIMIQ MINI DOUBLER ushers in a new era for live guitar doubling. By harnessing every ounce of power from our new proprietary doubler algorithm, MIMIQ MINI distills the magic and uniqueness of actual studio-grade double tracking into the tiniest of pedals. Just stomp it and hear your rockin’ riffs gain epic leviathan-like strength, and your lead-lines stand out with unprecedented grandeur – as if played by two guitarists at once. When it comes to MIMIQ MINI, more is definitely more!
Key Features
- The world’s first realistic guitar doubling
- Add an extra guitar track
- Makes your riffs and solos sound massive
- Mini version of the world’s only realistic doubling pedal
- Designed for either ultra-tight or slapback-style doubling
- Life-like 2 voice doubling creates illusion of more than 1 guitar playing at once
- Perfect for crushing heavy metal rhythm parts as well as classic double-tracked solos
- True bypass allows for optimum clarity and zero high-end loss when the pedal is off
- Simple, easy-to-use controls let you focus on playing
- Extra-small enclosure easily fits on any pedal board
- High-quality components to give you true-to-life doubling in a mini-pedal format
Redefining ADT
MIMIQ MINI DOUBLER is nothing like the artificial-sounding double tracking devices of yesteryear; it’s an entirely new breed – and It’s AUTHENTIC! When you’re double tracking in the studio, each take is different. There’ll be slight differences in your timing, your attack and your pitch. All these random factors are what gives the final recording depth and that larger than life feel. We spent countless hours and downed copious amounts of coffee in creating the innovative algorithm that captures these beautiful elusive nuances perfectly, to bring the magic of the studio directly to your pedalboard.
Game of Clones
With MIMIQ MINI DOUBLER you’re the master of puppets, pulling on the strings of your own virtual guitar clones. And when you say “ROCK!” they ask “How Hard!?”. Make ’em follow your lead with razor sharp precision, or let them hang back a little for a more loose and groovy feel. You can even pour some imaginary beer on them for extremely out-of-sync riffin’, just to test your drummer’s sanity.
