The MAW stands for Microphone Audio Workstation. It’s an XLR pedal with three sections: a saturation section that controls tone and levels (including some padding), and two effects sections.
Section one includes octaves (up and down), phaser, short delay, and two reverbs.
Section two includes rotary, flanger, long delay, and two more reverbs.
Both sections can be used at the same time, either latching or momentary. You also have the ability to add more effects via the effects loop.
You have a few options for running sound out of the pedal. The first is a standard 1/4″ cable, the next is via XLR with the mixed wet signal. You can also choose to have a dry XLR signal out for mixing ease.
This is a TRULY bonkers pedal that I can only even scratch the surface of. Stay tuned for more demos with vocals and other instruments!
Guitar in acoustic guitar demo is a random lawsuit era acoustic.
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