Take your music to disturbingly distorted places with the Disorder Aggressive Analog Fuzz Effects Pedal from the Dreadbox. Painstakingly engineered by the Dreadbox team in Athens, Greece, the pedal provides a fully analog BBD-based effect that can range from slight distortion on low-gain sounds to crushing, extreme fuzz on everything you play. A single knob allows you to set the low- or high-pass filter cutoff frequency, while additional controls control the filter feedback, envelope polarity, and the fuzz amount. The filter can be controlled via the CV input, while the envelope output sends 0 to 5V to control additional gear and effects.

Fully Analog BBD-Based Signal Path    Oscillating Filter    Low-Pass or High-Pass Filter Effect    Reson Knob Controls Feedback Amount    Great on Guitar and Bass    Envelope Follower for Wah Wah Sounds    CV I/O for Synths and Modular Racks    Buffered CMOS Bypass    9 VDC Power Supply Not Included

• Sens: Controls the envelope amount and sensitivity going to the filter
• Env Switch: Sets the Envelope's polarity. Positive works better for Low-Pass settings, while Negative is better for the High-Pass filter.
• Filter Mode and Cutoff Amount: Adjusts the amount of low-pass filtering (on left side of dial) and high-pass filtering (on right side of dial). At about 50%, the filter switches between modes internally (a short click might be audible. Filter CV and envelope modulations only affect the current filter mode selected.
• Fuzz Amount: At about 50%, the Fuzz gate kicks in. Below that amount, the gate is open and a low level of hum can heard.
• Reson: Sets the Filter's feedback amount. On higher levels, depending on the Filter frequency, self-oscillation begins.
• Level: Sets the effect level.
• On/Off Footswitch: Engages active effect or CMOS bypass.

• Input: The 1/4" input jack accepts a wide range of signal levels and features an inner trim pot that sets the gain of the effect allowing you to tailor the sound between low and extreme levels of fuzz.
• Output: Standard 1/4" output jack
• Filter Control Input: Accepts +/-5V
• Envelope Out: Sends 0 to 5V
• Power: Requires 9 VDC, center-pin-negative power supply (available separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you set up a mix minus with this unit for webcast use?

A: Utilizing the Aux output on this mixer, you could create a mix minus to send to phone interface or separate audio interface and return the callers audio back to an available channel on the mixer. Please note, this can not be done directly through the USB port on this mixer.

Q: 2. Is this 220V compatible? Am I asking B&H, the vendor of this product?

A: This product is available through B&H for its intended use in the USA and North America. For 220V AC units please contact a Soundcraft dealer in your locality.

Q: 3. hi! how do I lower the sound from the computer through the usb on the mixer to use the mic with low music and high mic volume?

A: Hello, Thank you for contacting Samson Technologies. We would like to assist you better and learn what configuration you are looking to accomplish. Please email us at info@samsontech.com and we can assist you through some different options. If you have any other questions or inquiries, please let me know at any time. Best Regards, James

Q: 4. Is there anyway I can connect my cell phone to this mixer (an adapter or something) to receive phone calls for a podcast??? -PC

A: The best way to do a mix minus feature in this scenario is by using Dual 1/4 TS to one 3.5mm TRS Y cable. That will allow you to connect you smartphone to the mixer allowing you to receive phone calls for a podcast. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/846984-REG/Hosa_Technology_HMP_010Y_REAN_3_5_mm_TRS.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 5. Does this do multitrack recording?

A: It is designed for stereo mixing and recording only.

Q: 6. My computer is an M1 Apple Mac running macOS Big Sur 11.5.2. Will I be able to use the Notepad-12FX as the soundcard and audio interface of my computer when connected via USB?

A: At this time there is not an update from Soundcraft for compatibility wih Bug Sur.

Q: 7. When used with DAW to record tracks, what are the supported audio standards - 44.1/48/96khz? Is it 24 bit audio?

A: The bit rate is 24 bit, and sample rates are selectable at 44.1k or 48k.

Q: 8. Allen & Heath supporting windows (os) Windows XP, Wista, Windows7, Windows8, or Windows 10 ?

A: The Allen Heath mixers are plug and play. No drivers required. Currently confirmed compatible with Windows 7-10.

Q: 9. Is the digital I/O 24bit? Any details about the DAC on the Notebook series?

A: USB:Sample rate 44.1kHz, 48kHzFrequency response20Hz 20kHz +/-1.5dB

Q: 10. I want to get the Soundcraft Notepad-12FX. I have an BBE 482i. Soundcraft Notepad-12FX has Male XLR outputs only. The BBE 482i has 1/4 inch inputs only.Do I simply need a female xlr to male trs cable to connect the mixer to the BBE? Or do I need some sort of D.I. Box to convert the XLR out from the mixer to Line Level? Thanks for your help.

A: The XLR outputs of the mixer are Line level, so you would simply need need a cable, such as a Hosa Technology Balanced 1/4 TRS Male to 3-Pin XLR Male Audio Cable (5'), B&H # HOHSX005.