Anais Simone L-

First I love the feel of these picks. I don't like grip like with the gritty part since I hold my picks sideways so it's like playing with a coin (which I unironically used to do when I was 11 and played mandolin lol). The material these picks are used with is lovely and almost feels like fabric or something or like a stone on a beach. I like this thickness a lot, it has a nice chimey sound but the percussive aspect might be too much on acoustic guitars.

this is a wonderful pedal and it can be fun to use but I don't like wah that much, not much to do with it. If you like wah it is good tho...

very fun to play and makes very out there sounds, the wave folder is really fun to use and although it is pretty shit for composing the sequencer is fun for improvisation and messing around, I dislike how it doesn't have an envelope that can be patched into a different filter or VCA though, banger over all

this is just nostalgia but I used to keep this in my jacket pocket when I went to catholic school and I was like 13. Very fun although basic and useless for anything but like noise or techno if you are like an insane producer, very very fun and cute though. I loved mine although it is broken now. :(

dope sounding as hell and extremely cheap, can be used for weird noises like wailing and machinery

Very strange filter that causes a signal to distort and gives it a kinda strange warbling sound. My own unit of this module is seemingly defective, however that also adds to the strange and intense sound. It is very warm and can kinda be soft sounding on lower gain and resonance settings however since I don't have a proper module set up yet so I may change my mind on the filter although I see it as being very nice.

this is very hard, the only real downside is the low pattern length and I haven't figured out how to chain patterns, very nice sound and in built distortion is very good, very affordable and looks cool, good for acid techno