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Thank you so much fro your kind words! 💙

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It’s actually both. As fabric setting, it’s a reverb with a granular delay in front of it. Once you enter in the secondary mode you can switch their order in chain, so the reverb will be processed by grains. 😉

Nope. Which is braindead. Also, it’s not granular reverb. It’s granular delay + normal reverb.

@@meatmeep3462 Hi there, it’s actually a granular reverb as well (as we already told you on the other video of ours…) because you can switch the effects order in secondary mode, so the reverb will be processed by grains in that case. 😉

@@acnoises7665 That's not granular, unless I am misunderstanding you. Granular would mean that the reverb ITSELF would be created by grains, not being affected by delay grains. Is that wrong? If it is truly granular, it's a purchase for me.

@@meatmeep3462 Hi friend. Grains don’t create anything in terms of sound design. Granular is just a method of synthesis as others such as subtractive, FM, wavetable and more. Again, if you want to applicate this method of synthesis to a reverb, you can do it on the RICORDA by switching the internal signal chain’s order (thanks to the secondary mode). In that case, the reverb will be processed by grains as you prefer in terms of mix, number (we mean grains number), their size, their collecting time and many other parameters which are still available in secondary mode such as feedback, spray, stereo spread and even their pitch. All of these controls allow you to applicate the granular synthesis to the reverb, which is the meaning of turning a “regular” reverb into a granular one.

@@acnoises7665 But grains do create something in terms of sound design. They sample your input, chop it up, and play it back - that's the entire point of buying something granular versus regular delay or reverb. Well, definitions aside, what I hear is a granular delay (like the Red Panda) mixed with a wash of standard reverb. I'm just not sure how your pedal would change any outcome versus Red Panda + Meris 7, for example.

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Thank you! No plans about black versions at the moment. The regular yellow one is pretty cool btw! 😉

Check this one by MAS Distro. Not about bass exclusively but still some part with that: ruclips.net/video/gTD1MTrY1s0/видео.html

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The newest version (simply marked as V.2) has the expression input. Check it on our site! ;)

@@acnoises7665 any difference in sound between the V1 and V2 ?

@@saren6538 Hi there! The main difference in terms of sound is related to the bit crusher. The one of V.2 has more dynamic and both controls (sample rate and resolution) are more responsive. So at the end the whole effect (still speaking about bit crusher only) results way more musical and usable (and fun). About the reverb, the sound is pretty mouth the same of V.1 but more controllable thanks to the oscillation control and ramp switch.

Thank you Matthew!

Hi there and thank you so much for your comment! The AMA has been upgraded to the AMA V.2: same pedal, just more control on the oscillator and a better sounding bit crusher: please visit www.acnoises.com to find the product or your nearest dealers. Thanks again!

They have a website www.acnoises.com/pedals/27-ama-reverb-w-oscillator-bit-crusher-v2.html

Hi there, thanks for your comment! You can purchase the new version of the AMA from our site directly (we ship worldwide) or you can also visit one of our dealers: www.acnoises.com