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Description

Discover a world of sonic possibilities with the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow, a harmonizer and octave effects pedal that adds a dash of creativity to your guitar playing. This pedal is designed to transform your sound with a delightful blend of pitch-shifting effects, providing a versatile sonic palette for any musician. At the core of the Marshmallow is its ability to mix up to four distinct pitch voices, giving you the freedom to create everything from subtle harmonies to dramatic soundscapes. Whether you're crafting ambient textures or adding depth to your solos, the Marshmallow is your go-to pedal for innovative sound design.

The Marshmallow's intuitive layout makes it easy to dial in your desired sound. Its user-friendly interface features a mix control to blend your dry signal with the effect, a pitch knob to choose the interval, and a flutter control that adds modulation to the mix. The result is a pedal that encourages experimentation while delivering high-quality tones suitable for both live performances and studio sessions. With its compact design, it fits effortlessly into any pedalboard setup, making it an ideal choice for musicians on the go.

Key Features:

  • Offers up to four pitch voices to explore a range of harmonies and octaves.
  • Mix control to blend dry and effected signals seamlessly.
  • Pitch knob for selecting interval, allowing for diverse soundscapes.
  • Flutter control to introduce modulation to your sound.
  • Compact design perfect for any pedalboard setup.

Product specs

Brand Alexander Pedals
Model Marshmallow Pitch Shifter
Finish Chibi Blue, Chibi Pink, Rainbow Pride
Year 2019
Made In United States
Categories Octave and Pitch-Shifting Pedals
Pedal Format Standard

FAQs

What kind of power supply does the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow require?

The Alexander Pedals Marshmallow requires a standard 9V DC power supply, center-negative, with a minimum of 60mA current.

Can the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow be used with a bass guitar?

Yes, the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow can be used with a bass guitar, offering unique pitch-shifting effects that can enhance both guitar and bass tones.

How does the pitch-shifting feature of the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow work?

The Marshmallow offers pitch-shifting capabilities that allow you to create harmonies, octaves, and unique tonal textures by adjusting the pitch of your input signal.

Does the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow offer any modulation effects?

Yes, the Marshmallow includes modulation options that can add movement and depth to the pitch-shifted signal, enhancing your sound with dynamic effects.

What are the finish options available for the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow?

The Alexander Pedals Marshmallow is available in three finishes: Chibi Blue, Chibi Pink, and Rainbow Pride, allowing for a personalized look.

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Alexander Pedals Marshmallow Pitch Shifter/Modulator

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Alexander Pedals - Marshmallow Pitch Shifter

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Reviews

PROS

  • Offers deeper experimentation than competitors

  • Unique, fun sound manipulation with knobs and controls

  • Highly versatile, from subtle enhancements to extreme effects

  • Excellent for dual pitch shifting, bending time and pitch

  • Can generate a wide variety of usable tones

  • Complements other pedals well, especially in lush soundscapes

  • Encourages creative sonic exploration, beyond a simple noise maker

CONS

  • Misalignment of jack inputs with the casing can risk damage

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Alexander Pedals Marshmallow.

User experience

  • Some users mention a preference for separate preset buttons over the current multi-color bypass system, although the compact size of the pedal is appreciated.

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  • The aesthetic design of Alexander Pedals is divisive, with some appreciating its pop art depth while others find it off-putting.

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  • Owners with MIDI setups, like the Disaster Area DMC-3XL, emphasize the pedal's potential when fully integrated with MIDI, unlocking more functionality.

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  • Some users experience option paralysis due to the pedal's extensive capabilities, requiring time to explore and understand.

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Use cases and applications

  • The ramping feature in pitch modes is particularly praised, suggesting enhanced dynamic capabilities during performances.

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  • The arpeggiator mode is highly praised for its ease of use and exceptional sound quality, rivaling the Alexander Radical Delay in terms of effectiveness.

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  • It's particularly favored for shoegaze tones, capable of emulating Loveless era My Bloody Valentine sounds when combined with a Keeley Loomer.

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Comparisons

  • Some users draw parallels between the Marshmallow and the Colour Theory pedal, though opinions on the comparison vary.

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  • The pedal is likened to having a combination of the BigSky and Rainbow Machine effects, especially in Cloud mode, offering a blend of ambient and quirky tones.

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  • The Marshmallow's tracking is on par with other digital pitch pedals like the EHX Pitchfork and Walrus Luminary, offering precise adjustments via the clock knob for latency control.

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Features and functionality

  • Described as producing tones akin to "two cats screwing in the bushes whilst on fire," highlighting its potential for creating chaotic, unique sounds.

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  • The random mode offers eccentric and unpredictable sounds, ideal for creating unique, attention-grabbing effects during performances.

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  • The Marshmallow pedal is inspired by the Digitech Space Station XP300, utilizing dual pitch shifters for diverse effects, including ring modulation and arpeggios.

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  • The Marshmallow allows saving 4 onboard presets, with the potential to expand to 16 presets via MIDI for extensive versatility.

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  • Expression pedal compatibility is highlighted, expanding interactivity similar to a whammy but with broader possibilities.

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  • The Cloud setting offers a glitchy, ethereal reverb with high-pitched sounds akin to a whammy pedal at upper octaves.

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Other

  • The pedal's name was conceptualized first, influencing its whimsical design, contrasting with the more focused Venture Series Fever Pitch.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Noise issues may occur, especially when playing multiple strings, but adjusting the clock knob above noon might help reduce it.

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See how samuraiguitarist uses Alexander Pedals Marshmallow

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In his YouTube video "Demoing The 5 Strangest Guitar Pedals," samuraiguitarist features the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow, showcasing its unique sound capabilities.

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In the YouTube video "Demoing The 5 Strangest Guitar Pedals" by samuraiguitarist, Steve Onotera showcases the Alexander Pedals Marshmallow, highlighting its unconventional features.

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At 11:34, the Marshmallow is seen providing an arpeggiation source to emma's newly-acquired Chase Bliss blooper. It is shown in more detail at 34:18. Last seen for sale on their discord.

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