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Key Features
The Electro Harmonix Walking on the Moon Analogue Flanger/Filter is a tribute to the iconic tones of Andy Summers, guitarist of the Police. Designed to replicate the shimmering effects that defined Andy's sound, this pedal delivers liquid flange with added depth and nuance, reminiscent of chorus harmonics. By disengaging the LFO from the flanger circuit, you can freeze it and obtain a fixed filter effect, adding chime or metallic overtones without the traditional modulation movement.
Equipped with a user-friendly control set, the Walking on the Moon allows you to customise your modulation. Featured is a rate and colour allow you to adjust the speed of modulation and intensity of the output. And with a dedicated dry output, the Walking on the Moon allows you to separate your dry signal, offering more flexibility in mixing and blending your sounds. Featuring special artist edition graphics bearing Andy Summers' signature, this pedal is a true collector's item.
Product Ref: 272332
Featuring a simple yet powerful control set, the Walking on the Moon gives you the ability to shape and sculpt your modulation effects. Its rate sets the speed of the modulation, allowing you to dial in anything from slow and smooth filter sweeps to vibrant and jittery vibrato. This determines the width of the effect, enabling you to choose between narrow and focused sweeps or wider sweeps that encompass the lower bass frequencies. Additionally, its colour handles the intensity of the flanger effect, ranging from subtle chorusing to iconic jet woosh sounds. These three controls work together harmoniously, providing you with a versatile range of modulation effects to explore.
Adding a unique twist to your tone, the Walking on the Moon pedal includes a filter/matrix feature. By disengaging the LFO (Low-Frequency Oscillator), you can freeze the effect for a fixed filter and add a beautiful chime. What's more, the dedicated dry output allows you to separate your dry signal from the affected signal, offering greater control over your overall sound. This feature opens up a world of sonic possibilities and allows musicians to create captivating and dynamic guitar tones with ease.
Andy Summers, the iconic guitarist of The Police, has left an indelible mark on the music industry with his remarkable career and distinctive playing style. As a founding member of The Police, Summers contributed to the band's global success and helped shape their unique sound. His intricate and atmospheric guitar work became a signature element of his music, blending elements of rock, reggae, and punk.
Summers' ability to create melodic yet edgy guitar lines, coupled with his innovative use of effects and textures, set him apart as a true guitar virtuoso. His contributions to songs like "Message in a Bottle," "Roxanne," and "Every Breath You Take" have become timeless classics, forever etching his name in music history. Even beyond his tenure with The Police, Summers continued to push artistic boundaries through his solo work and collaborations, demonstrating his versatility and mastery as a musician. With his captivating stage presence, unique playing style, and unparalleled talent, Andy Summers remains an iconic figure in the music industry, inspiring generations of guitarists and leaving an everlasting impact on the world of music.
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