Unleash the unexpected with the TKOG Mini Glitch, a micro-sampler effects pedal that invites chaos into your soundscape. Inspired by the legendary Max/MSP stutter effect used by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead, this pedal is your ticket to unpredictable sonic adventures. It offers three distinct modes—Random, Switch, and Threshold—each designed to add an element of surprise to your looping and glitching endeavors. Whether you're seeking ambient textures or aggressive stutters, the Mini Glitch adapts seamlessly with its adjustable sample sizes, ranging up to one second, and the option for clickless or clicky operation.

Designed with versatility in mind, the Mini Glitch features a flat frequency response and ample headroom, making it compatible with everything from guitars to synths and vocals. The latest version even includes a calibration mode to fine-tune key parameters, ensuring your performances are as polished as they are unpredictable. Plus, with its pedalboard-friendly size and top-mounted jacks, integrating the Mini Glitch into your setup is effortless.

Key Features:

• Micro-sampler effects pedal inspired by Jonny Greenwood's Max/MSP stutter patch
• Three trigger modes: Random, Switch, and Threshold
• Adjustable sample sizes up to 1 second
• Clickless or clicky operation option
• Flat frequency response and good headroom for various signal sources
• Includes calibration mode for setting key parameters
• Pedalboard-friendly design with top-mounted jacks
• Power: 9V DC, Current Draw: Less than 100mA

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Mini Glitch different from other looper pedals?

The Mini Glitch by The King of Gear offers unique glitch effects that manipulate loops in real-time, adding a creative twist to your sound. Unlike standard loopers, it allows for spontaneous and unpredictable audio manipulation, making it ideal for experimental musicians.

Can the Mini Glitch be used with a bass guitar?

Yes, the Mini Glitch is compatible with bass guitars. Its glitch effects can add interesting textures to bass lines, though the final sound may vary depending on your setup and playing style.

What power supply does the Mini Glitch require?

The Mini Glitch requires a standard 9V DC power supply, commonly used with most guitar pedals. Ensure your power supply matches these specifications to avoid any potential damage to the pedal.

Is the Mini Glitch suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Mini Glitch is designed for live use, offering intuitive controls for real-time manipulation of loops. Its compact size also makes it easy to integrate into any pedalboard setup for performances.

Does the Mini Glitch offer any recording capabilities?

While the Mini Glitch excels in live performance settings, it does not have built-in recording capabilities. It is primarily designed for creating and manipulating loops in real-time rather than recording them.