Musicians and producers looking for a true stereo digital reverb pedal will be impressed with the Dreadbox DARKNESS, a highly flexible reverb that can create small and smooth reflections to huge shimmering and endless reverbs. Designed in collaboration with Sinevibes, DARKNESS combines two versatile and flexible algorithms into a single open architecture formula that sounds stellar on any audio signal including guitars, keyboards, vocals, drums, and more.

Technically, DARKNESS is a granular pitch shifter followed by the famous large reverb found on the Typhon synthesizer and finally ending with a gate generator. There is also a micro-looper that can hold up to 150ms of audio signal to create a freeze effect.

Made in Collaboration with Sinevibes    Flexible Shimmer Reverb with Gate    32-Bit / 48 kHz Digital Processor    Variable Time Scale with Modulation    Triangle or Sample & Hold    Selectable Pitch Shift (±12 Semitones)    Up to 30 Seconds of Decay Time    2-Pole Damping Filter    150ms Freeze Function    Selectable Tails Bypass

• Flexible shimmer reverb with gate function
• 32-bit at 48 kHz digital effects processor
• Variable time scale with modulation (triangle or sample & hold)
• Selectable pitch shift (+/-12 semitones) with variable mix amount for shimmering sounds
• Up to 30sec decay times
• Two-pole damping filter (high pass or low pass)
• Freeze function (loops 150ms of the input signal)
• Versatile gate effect with variable attack and release times
• True stereo (input and output)
• Selectable tails bypass

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this bracket have a 1/4-20 threaded hole at the bottom of the side ? The photo seems to suggest such.

A: Yes, the 3 Legged Thing Zooey-QD L-Bracket for Nikon Z8 has a 1/4-20 threaded hole on the bottom side of the bracket. It also features two 3/8"-16 accessory sockets with 1/4"-20 adapter bushings.

Q: 2. Does it make a squicking noise when the pedals are pressed?

A: This product is made for stage use, so the pedals are very quiet when pressed.

Q: 3. Does this windscreen show in the camera frame on an iPhone in wide angle view?

A: Since the microphone is on the opposite end of the phone, the Shure Windjammer for Shure Motiv MV88+ & MV88 Digital Stereo Microphones should not interfere with or block the camera.

Q: 4. Would the SPDR record a stereo 24-bit / 192 kHz signal if it's fed through its AES input?

A: Yes, the Lectrosonics SPDR Stereo Portable Digital Recorder can record stereo audio at 24-bit / 192 kHz when using the AES3 digital input.

Q: 5. Hi I have a Kawai Digital Piano model CL20, and it didn’t come with the “ Foot pedal F1r or w/optional F-2r” And my question is ¿ can I use the Kawai pedal F-10h in my Kawai Piano CL20? Because I bought other pedal ( from other brand) and it didn’t work. Before I buy I would to know if the F-10h is compatible with a Piano CL-20. Thanks so much.

A: This pedal is compatible with certain Kawai digital pianos, but not the CL-20, which requires the recommended specific pedals, Kawai F1r or F2r.

Q: 6. Will this fit an Audio Technica 822?

A: It will not. The AT822 has a 2.44 Head Width.

Q: 7. Does this plate work with a manfrotto 504 head?

A: Yes, the 3 Legged Thing Manfrotto-Type Quick Release Plate for AirHed Cine-V (Darkness) would be compatible with the Manfrotto 504 head.

Q: 8. What cable do I need to connect this in conjunction with the Sound Devices MM-1?

A: The Lectrosonics SPDR is not compatible with a Sound Devices MM-1.

Q: 9. Does it provide phantom power?

A: No, the Lectrosonics SPDR does not provide phantom power, although it provides 2-4V plugin power for lavalier microphones.

Q: 10. Would this pedal board work with an 88 key lagrima digital piano?

A: The Roland KPD-70 3-Pedal Unit is designed for use with the Roland FP-30 digital piano and mounts in the KSC-70 piano stand. It is not possible to confirm whether this pedal unit will be compatible with your 88-key Lagrima digital piano or if it will fit onto your piano stand.