Death By Audio Rooms

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$335.75 to $468.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Introducing the Death By Audio Rooms, a state-of-the-art digital reverb pedal that pushes the boundaries of sound. With the ability to create everything from searing volumes to long, trailing reverberant ambiances, this pedal is designed with the adventurous musician in mind.

Rooms is not just another reverb pedal. It's an innovative tool for creating, bending, and exploring mood-enhancing soundscapes. Its studio-quality mixer section boasts independent DRY and FX controls for precise tailoring of your sound. And with six meticulously programmed reverb algorithms - ROOM, DIGIT, PEAK, GATE, WAVE, and GONG - you can unlock a universe of sonic possibilities.

Perhaps the most unique feature of the Rooms pedal is its creative I/O switching and dual-mono dry signal lines. This allows for a variety of mono and stereo configurations, enabling you to easily route signals for parallel processing or stereo amplifier setups.

Whether your music calls for subtle ambience or dramatic soundscapes, the Death By Audio Rooms offers the flexibility, audio fidelity, and innovative design you need to create your signature sound.

Key Features:

Stereo, multi-function digital reverb
Six meticulously programmed reverb algorithms: ROOM, DIGIT, PEAK, GATE, WAVE, GONG
Studio-quality mixer section with independent DRY and FX controls
Creative I/O switching and dual-mono dry signal lines for flexible mono and stereo configurations
FREQ, DEPTH, TIME, DRY, FX, ALT controls for precise sound shaping
ALT mode allows for expression control of FREQ or TIME (only when an expression pedal is plugged in)

Product specs

Available since	June 2020
Analog	No
Battery Operation	No
PSU included	No
input/output configuration	stereo in / stereo out

FAQs

What types of reverb effects can the Death By Audio Rooms pedal produce?: The Death By Audio Rooms pedal offers a wide range of reverb effects, including room, hall, and more experimental settings, making it versatile for both subtle ambiance and expansive soundscapes.
Does the Death By Audio Rooms pedal support stereo input and output?: Yes, the Death By Audio Rooms pedal features stereo input and output, allowing for a rich and immersive reverb experience.
Is the Death By Audio Rooms pedal suitable for live performances?: The Death By Audio Rooms pedal is well-suited for live performances, offering responsive controls and a variety of reverb textures that can enhance any stage setup.
Can the Death By Audio Rooms pedal be powered by a battery?: No, the Death By Audio Rooms pedal does not support battery operation and requires an external power supply, which is not included.
Is the Death By Audio Rooms pedal analog or digital?: The Death By Audio Rooms pedal is a digital reverb pedal, providing a wide array of reverb options and precise sound shaping capabilities.

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Death By Audio ROOMS Stereo Reverberator Demo (Stereo and Mono examples - Use Headphones)

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Death by Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator at Winter NAMM 2020

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Death By Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator | CME Gear Demo | Joel Bauman

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Death By Audio Rooms | Stereo Demo (No Talking)

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PROS

Exceptional variety of reverb types, suitable for synth and guitar
Sturdy build quality, ensuring durability
Unique big knob design for easy control
Offers expansive stereo spread for immersive sound
Features like alt switch and expression pedal input add versatility
Distinctive, characteristic sound even with effects off
Can completely eliminate dry signal for full immersion
Avoids the sterility of digital reverbs while maintaining flexibility
Paint job aesthetics add visual appeal to pedalboards
Several modes provide creative options for ambient and experimental sounds

CONS

Introduces significant volume gain when engaged, affecting signal balance
Some modes may not work well with ambient synth sounds, limiting versatility
Noise issues when knobs dialed counter-clockwise
Calibration issues with some alternative function knobs
Aggressive modulation in Wave mode may not suit all players
Lacks the extensive optionality of similarly priced competitors
Some users report stereo imaging issues with certain effects

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Death By Audio Rooms.

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The Peak mode excels with distortion, achieving a shoegazey wash when the filter is set between 10:00 and noon.
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Rooms provides a suitable replacement for both the Strymon Flint and Free The Tone, offering extensive reverb options for reverb enthusiasts.
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The Reverberation Machine's fixed pre-delay requires players to adapt their style, which can lead to creative and unique playing experiences.
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Rooms can act as a stereo end-of-chain reverb, effectively complementing setups involving dual Fender amps for expansive soundscapes.
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Gate mode can create lush pads by setting Depth near minimum and increasing the Time knob.
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Users enjoy the gated reverb with time nearly down and wet mix higher for a "shoegaze vacuum cleaner" sound.
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The Reverberation Machine is noted for its unique, glitchy reverb sounds, ideal for shoegaze and noise rock, while Rooms is compared to a versatile big box reverb.
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Rooms was preferred over the Draume for its unique qualities, despite the Draume being a strong contender.
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Some users prefer the organic and reactive feel of Rooms over the hi-fi processing of Source Audio and Empress reverbs.
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Some users miss the organic feel of the Rooms after switching to more versatile options like the RV-500, despite its programming ease.
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Features and functionality

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The Rooms pedal offers stereo functionality and an additional preset, enabling quick toggling between distinct sounds during performances.
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The lack of presets is a notable drawback for a digital reverb priced around $400, as mentioned by users.
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The pedal has a high amount of gain, with unity gain around 10 o'clock, making its clipping, crushed-out reverb sound unique and musical.
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Boosting the dry volume above unity, around 11:00, helps counteract high-frequency loss with single-coil pickups.
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The "alt" setting with time at 3 o'clock creates a lush pad sound, though separate wet/dry controls could enhance versatility.
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User experience

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Swelling through the "Wave" setting with a volume pedal creates an inspiring, lush sound, despite subtle tone darkening.
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Mods and upgrades

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Pairing with a Fairfield Hor’s D'oeuvres pedal solves wet/dry mix issues and adds feedback loop capabilities.
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Critic Reviews

Death By Audio: ROOMS Stereo Reverberator | Tape Op Magazine | Longform candid interviews with music producers and audio engineers covering mixing, mastering, recording and music production.

tapeop.com

Death By Audio's ROOMS Stereo Reverberator is a sonic playground that offers a rich palette of reverb effects, from surf guitar bliss to ambient soundscapes. The intuitive controls and multiple reverb modes invite creativity, making it a go-to for both guitarists and synth enthusiasts. While the pedal might introduce some background hum, it doesn’t detract from its inspiring capabilities. Users will find the sound manipulation not only musical but also transformative, with the GONG mode pushing boundaries into experimental territory. However, it may overwhelm those seeking simplicity. Overall, ROOMS stands out as a versatile and fun option for musicians looking to elevate their sound.

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Death By Audio Room Review - Premier Guitar

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Death By Audio's Rooms reverb pedal is a playground for sonic exploration, delivering a wide array of unique and captivating reverb tones that inspire creativity. Its ergonomic design and user-friendly interface make it a joy to manipulate, while the diverse modes—from subtle room sounds to expansive, modulated textures—invite experimentation. However, it struggles to accurately replicate traditional spring or plate reverbs, and some users may encounter digital artifacts. Priced at $395, it may not suit those seeking straightforward effects, but for adventurous musicians willing to dive deep into sound design, Rooms offers a rewarding experience that stands out in today's market.

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Death by Audio Rooms Reverb Review | GuitarPlayer

guitarplayer.com

Death By Audio's Rooms reverb pedal offers a deep and expansive sonic palette, delivering lush and versatile reverbs that cater to both traditional and experimental tastes. Its intuitive setup, with eight control knobs and six unique reverb algorithms, allows for creative exploration without the hassle of complex menus. However, the lack of preset storage may frustrate those accustomed to modern programmable effects. While the pedal excels in crafting rich sounds, it demands a hands-on approach that might not suit everyone. For adventurers in sound design, Rooms is a treasure trove, but those seeking convenience might feel left out.

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almost 4 years ago

This is the one!

This is the only reverb pedal that has ever inspired me. I’ve had it for 24 hours and have used it for at least 10. I don’t need presets, but the alt switch is great. In that mode you can use an expression pedal. I imagine I will be keeping this one!

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