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The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Setback is an advanced reverse effects pedal designed for guitarists and sound designers seeking to explore unique reversed textures. Its primary benefit is offering deep control over reversed soundscapes, from subtle pitch shifts to complex, robotic effects, while maintaining the integrity of the dry signal. A potential caveat is its specialized focus, which might be overwhelming for users unfamiliar with reverse effects manipulation. Key features include precise control over sample rate, delay time, and playback speed, stereo I/O, MIDI control, and onboard presets.
| Model Part Number | OBN-SETBACK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Old Blood Noise Endeavors |
The Setback is an effects pedal specifically designed to manipulate and create reversed audio signals, offering a wide range of textures from subtle pitch-shifted delays to complex, lo-fi textures and robotic effects.
No, the Setback features analogue dry-through, meaning your original, unaffected signal passes through the pedal without being processed, preserving its clarity and tone.
Yes, the Setback includes onboard presets that allow you to save and recall your custom sound configurations for quick access.
It requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a center-negative tip, drawing at least 100mA. A power supply is not included with the pedal.
Yes, the Setback is compatible with a wide range of audio sources, including bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and other line-level instruments.
Stereo inputs and outputs allow for more immersive soundscapes, wider stereo imaging, and easier integration into complex stereo pedalboard setups or studio mixing consoles.
The Setback features full MIDI control, allowing you to connect a MIDI controller or interface via the MIDI IN port to recall presets, automate parameters, and sync with other MIDI-equipped devices.
Verify that the power supply is connected correctly and providing sufficient power. Check that all audio cables are securely plugged into the correct input and output jacks. Ensure the mix knob is not turned all the way to the dry signal.
Ensure you are using a high-quality power supply to minimize noise. Check for interference from other nearby pedals or electronic devices. Experiment with different cable types and lengths.
Confirm that your MIDI controller is sending signals correctly and that the cable is securely connected to the pedal's MIDI IN port. Ensure the correct MIDI channel is being used if applicable. Check the pedal's MIDI implementation chart for specific requirements.
Reduce the input signal level if it's too hot. Adjust the sample rate and playback speed controls, as extreme settings can sometimes lead to digital artifacts or clipping. Ensure the output level is not overloading the next device in your signal chain.
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