Old Blood Noise Endeavors Iota Tone Generator, Groovy Blue

Taking a leap from making pedals sometimes described as instruments, Old Blood Noise Endeavors proudly announces their first instrument (which happens to be shaped like a Pedal): the IOTA Tone Generator takes an oscillator and runs it through your pedalboard based on a number of parameters you set.

Pick a root note, scale intervals, range,  and octave for your notes; scramble them up if you want; set how they bend, glide or swing;  apply an envelope with a few different shapes and timings; set a direction and rate for the  sequencer; add random or patterned skips and holds; then finally, hit the footswitch to set  everything in motion and free up your hands to turn knobs across your whole setup.

Mono or stereo output 

Knobs to control Oscillator voice, Volume, Noise blend, amount of vibrato Bend,  note Glide, and sequencer Swing amount 

Knobs to Skip or Hold sequencer triggers, either randomly or in one of sixteen dif ferent patterns 

Volume envelope with controls for Mix, Shape, and Length 

Controls for sequencer Range and Direction 

Buttons to set Root note, Scale intervals, and starting Octave 

Aux footswitch for individual note triggering, tap tempo, or preset switching Expression control over all main knob parameters 

MIDI control over all parameters, including tempo sync via MIDI clock and root  note setting via MIDI note 

Presets onboard (up to 12) and via MIDI (up to 127) 

Global overrides to set which elements are recalled via preset 

Soft touch switching