War Pony.
We’re releasing a small herd of War Pony out into the wild that will be available for today only at NativeAudio.com. War Pony is an overdrive and distortion, delivering tone that’s aggressive, wild, and designed for battling a range of tonal situations. Originating from our War Party, War Pony completely removes all boundaries when it comes to NativeAudio design.
Let’s get ramping (ramp mode explored).
We’re continuing our informative series where we explore the tap and ramp features of NativeAudio pedals. In this blog, we’re going to learn what ramp mode is, how to use it, the benefits, and what a ramp tremolo sounds like in action.
Let’s get tapping (tap mode explored).
We’re starting a new informative series where we explore the tap and ramp features of NativeAudio pedals. In this blog, we’re going to learn what tap mode is, how to use it, the benefits, and what a tap tremolo sounds like in action.
Adding warble to delay.
We continue to explore the Aakii Chorus/Vibrato and its ability to texturize time-based effects. Next on the plate is delay and we’ll have some help from our Two Medicine Delay. Using Aakii, we’ll show how you can add modulation capabilities to a delay and take an already great sounding delay and advance its tonal possibilities.
Smart switching with Aakii.
Smart switching has become a standard feature across all NativeAudio products, allowing for an extra level of versatility that features both latch and momentary switching. We think it’s important to take a moment to share our thoughts on our smart switching and the benefits that come with it.
Ambient Aakii.
We continue exploring how the Aakii Chorus/Vibrato plays with other pedals in the NativeAudio line by using Aakii to texturize your reverb tone.
Mix it up a bit.
Today, we’re going talk about Aakii’s ability to texture your modulation using the mix control. We’ll be having Makoyii join us in the action.
Warm and cozy.
We’re continuing our war on tone by addressing one of the biggest problems with vintage and modern chorus/vibrato pedals. We’re going to be talking cold tone, our fix, and we’ll take you for a spin through some sounds of our Aakii (ah-gee) chorus/vibrato to show you what it means to have great tone that’s warm and cozy.
Diving into the extremes.
Get out your swimsuit and floaties, we’re taking a dive into an ocean of tone with the Aakii Chorus/Vibrato this week. We’ll only scratch the surface of what’s possible, but we’ll have an opportunity to look at some of the extreme conditions of Aakii’s modulation capabilities.
