Description

The Sea Machine is a chorus pedal with as many modulation possibilities as there are fish in the ocean. That’s a lot of fish. And a lot of modulation. From subtle, shimmery chorus sounds, to wobbly, seasick, warbly pitch-bent detuning that rocks the boat, the Sea Machine is the audio bait that’ll help you reel in the big one.

The Sea Machine ain’t no one-trick seahorse. With a mix of standard and unique controls, everything from subtle warble, classic Leslie, seasick pitch bends, strangled alien sounds, stunted arpeggiations, and many more far-out sounds are available. Or you could just use it as a chorus. That works, too. Oh, and if you’re a bass player who fancies themselves a fan of the classic 80s post-punk bass sound, the Sea Machine is pretty much just like (tone) heaven.

Controls

Animate:How far the pitch-shifted signal swings, lower levels equal a tighter and more focused shift à la traditional chorus. As you increase the control a more wild and animated pitch shift begins to emerge.

Dimension:Adds a slight slap-back at low levels, the reverb-like ambiance at mid-levels, and an echo-resonance that will lead to self-oscillation at max.

Intensity:Adjusts how much-modulated signal is blended in with the dry signal. Unity for this control is right around noon, everything above that is boosting the modulated signal.

Depth:Adjusts how strongly the LFO modulates the delay time.

Shape:Goes from triangle wave to square wave as you turn clockwise.

Rate:This sets the speed of the LFO. The miniature LED will blink to the tempo, even in bypass mode.

Suggested Settings

• Haunting Slow Modulations
• Sequential Roots & Fourths