Mondegreen is a digital delay by Old Blood Noise Endeavors that puts sheer chaos into your repeats.
You’ve been warned. Proceed at your own peril.
While many modulated delays cause the time/speed to jump up and down, the Mondegreen puts your repeats through three different effects. And they’re all weird. No normal noises here (and we LOVE it).
Toggle up is STUTTER, a delay with a percussive tremolo on the tails. MORPH knob controls the depth of the tremolo. TIME controls the speed of the delay AND the tremolo. When the delay is fast, the tremolo is slow, and vice versa.
Middle position is WHIRL, a modulated delay with chorus on the repeats. The chorus rate is fixed, but MORPH will control the depth, from 0-100%.
Bottom position is SHEER, which adds increasing octaves to the repeats. The first repeat is dry, the second is dry +1 octave, the third is dry +1 & +2 octave and onward (or upward). MORPH adds a subtle, shimmery modulation.
Song is “Your Dog” by Soccer Mommy.
Guitar: TunaTone Teeny Tuna
Amp: Silvertone 1472