Death By Audio Robot The Death by Audio Robot is a lo-fi 8-bit pitch transposer designed to produce robotic, glitchy sounds. It transforms your signal into low-fidelity, digital tones – think vintage video games, then get more crazy from there! Harking back to harks back to old Casio and Nintendo devices, it is completely synthetic and transforms any input into a sphere of resynthesized robot jargon. What Is the Death By Audio Robot Like? It is completely synthetic and transforms any input into a puree of resynthesized robot jargon. Features bendable super lo-fi fuzz, octave up, octave down, and arpeggiation Death By Audio Robot Controls Volume: Controls master volume. Control Knob: Located on the right-hand side of the pedal. Controls the pitch of the effect. When turned up completely clockwise, it is at its highest pitch. Turning down, counterclockwise, lowers the pitch or speed of the arpeggiator. Rotary Selector: Normal: Same pitch with 8-bit digital conversion when the Control Knob is fully clockwise. Turning the Control Knob down bends the pitch lower. Octave Down: The Control Knob turned fully right yields a nasty octave-down sound. Turning the Control Knob down bends the pitch further downwards. Octave Up: The Control Knob turned fully right yields a nasty octave-up sound. turning the Control Knob down bends the pitch lower. Arpeggiator: The pitch arpeggiates in a sequence. The Control Knob adjusts the speed of the arpeggiator. Specification Type: Pitch Shifter Input: ¼” Jack Output: ¼” Jack Stereo: No Midi: No True Bypass: Yes Power Voltage: 9V Current Draw: 23 mA Plug: 2.1 mm centre negative Can be powered by battery: Yes Adapter included: No Dimensions Mini pedal: No Weight: 0.54 kg Length: 14.9 cm Width: 12.0 cm Depth: 6.7 cm Manufacture Country of Origin: USA Manufacturers Warranty: Lifetime
