However, it’s the Infinite Jets that’s snagged the. As of now, these are the videos of it you can find online. Hologram Electronics have pumped out a bunch of these large format pedals that are aimed towards knob-fiddling guitarists the Dream Sequence is also worthy of a mention, and their brand new Microcosm looks like it might even be the winer of the bunch.
Choose between True Bypass Switching / Buffered Bypass with trails.“Hold” sampler function to freeze effects and patterns.16 User Preset slots for saving loops and settings Infinite Jets Swell B preset introduces waveshaping to incoming signal, creating aggressive, violin-like fuzz sounds.Phrase Looper with many configuration options MIDI In/Out/Thru, clock synchronization.The Dream Sequence is amazing, but nothing alike the Microcosm. Two independent channels of sampling, allowing for infinite sustain of two different notes or chords at a time- Samplers can be triggered automatically by. Both can store presets, as far as I know. Mirocosm + any sort of midi control is an absolute powerhouse setup. Dream sequence is more rhythmic and interactive. Expression Input, mappable to many controls They are near completely different machines, and would say for soundscapes Microcosm is the king.11 unique granular and looping effects with 44 preset variations.
Here on the right, you can find a detail of the pedal’s mode panel Their third creation, which, from the looks of it, seems to take things to a new level.Įnter the Hologram Microcosm, which, in a few words, appears to be a multi-mode granular looper/delay/phrase looper with added filter and reverb. The effects let you slice, stretch, rearrange, and manipulate your audio in a variety of ways. I dont have any experience with their Dream Sequence or Infinite Jets, but I have really been tempted to get one. Just saw that a new Hologram Electronics pedal is coming out Preorders now and they ship in April it says. The Microcosm offers 11 different effects and a looper that can capture up to 60 seconds of stereo audio. Microcosm-Hologram Electronics new pedal. to walk out with either a Hologram Dream Sequence or Infinite Jets for my bass. It is beautifully weird and unpredictable There are a lot of sounds I haven't heard other pedals make. Here are some of my thoughts on the pedal.
Ok so I finally got my Microcosm and have taken a week or so to try and wrap my head around this thing. Knoxville’s Hologram Electronics has been at the forefront of creative (or rather, “out there”!) effects pedals since the release of their debut device, the Dream Sequence, followed by the even more popular Infinite Jets. Hologram Electronics has introduced Microcosm, a new ‘effects toolkit for adventurous musicians’. Microcosm rearranges and reinterprets your sound in new and exciting ways. NPD Hologram Electronics Microcosm Review.
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