Sequenced resonator
A comb resonator that jumps between pitches on the beat, from a soft shimmer to a ring that barely decays.
One chord in. A whole groove out.
A sequenced resonator for guitar. Hold a chord and ColorBlind rings it out as a 32-step pitch pattern, locked to your DAW's tempo. It's free. Tell me where to send it.
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One take, played dry and through ColorBlind.
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What's inside
ColorBlind runs your guitar through a resonator that retunes itself on every step of a pitch pattern, in time with your song. Drive and a slow stereo flanger finish the sound, all in one plugin.
The built-in pattern: 32 steps across two bars. Taller bars are higher pitches.
A comb resonator that jumps between pitches on the beat, from a soft shimmer to a ring that barely decays.
Follows host tempo and the bar line, or free-runs at its own BPM. 1/16, 1/8, triplet and swing timebases.
Overdrive and tone for the dry guitar only. The resonator still hears the clean signal, so it stays clear.
A slow flanger on the top end, with the right side a quarter cycle behind the left. Low Cut keeps the lows solid.
Gear
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