Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo Modulated Reverb Effects Pedal - Yellow
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The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo is designed for musicians and sound designers seeking to add dynamic, evolving textures to their audio. Its key benefit is providing advanced post-reverb modulation, allowing for complex soundscapes that go beyond traditional reverb. A potential caveat is its depth of features, which may require a learning curve for users new to extensive modulation effects.
All features
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | OBN-SUNLSYL |
| Brand | Old Blood Noise Endeavors |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of power supply does the Sunlight Stereo require?
It requires a standard 9V DC center-negative power supply with a minimum current rating of 200mA. A power supply is not included.
Can I use this pedal in a mono setup?
Yes, while it features stereo I/O, you can use it in a mono setup by connecting only to the left (mono) input and output.
What is the difference between Sunlight Stereo and the original Sunlight pedal?
The Sunlight Stereo offers stereo input and output and enhanced MIDI control compared to the original Sunlight pedal, expanding its sonic possibilities and integration options.
Can the LFO modulate all parameters simultaneously?
Yes, the LFO can be routed to modulate the delay, filter, and volume parameters independently or in combination, offering flexible modulation.
What is the function of the 'Procession' elements mentioned in the description?
The 'Procession' elements refer to the integrated delay and filter stages that follow the reverb, allowing for complex modulation and texture creation beyond simple reverb.
How do I reset the pedal to factory defaults?
Refer to the official product manual for specific instructions on performing a factory reset, as this is typically done via a key combination during power-up.
Troubleshooting
No sound output
Ensure the pedal is powered on, all cables are securely connected to the correct inputs/outputs, and the volume controls are turned up. Check that the MIDI cable is not interfering with audio signals if connected.
Intermittent signal or noise
Check all cable connections for looseness. Try a different power supply to rule out power-related noise. Ensure there are no other strong electromagnetic devices nearby.
LFO modulation not working as expected
Verify that the LFO is enabled and its rate and depth are set appropriately. Check the LFO modulation routing to ensure it's assigned to the desired parameters (delay, filter, volume).
MIDI control not responding
Confirm that MIDI In/Out cables are correctly connected between the Sunlight Stereo and the MIDI source. Ensure the MIDI channel on both devices is set to match. Check the pedal's MIDI settings for active parameters.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Creates highly dynamic and evolving soundscapes.
- Offers deep control over post-reverb modulation.
- Stereo I/O provides wide spatial imaging.
- MIDI control allows for advanced integration and automation.
- Combines popular features from two respected pedals.
Cons
- Steep learning curve due to extensive modulation options.
- May be overly complex for users seeking simple reverb.
- Requires a dedicated power supply (not included by default).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Connect your instrument or audio source to the stereo inputs and the outputs to your amplifier or mixer. Use a standard 9V DC center-negative power supply (sold separately) with at least 200mA current. MIDI connections can be made using standard 5-pin DIN cables.
Compatibility: The Sunlight Stereo is compatible with most mono and stereo audio sources, including guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and drum machines. It works with standard MIDI controllers and sequencers.
Care: Keep the pedal away from excessive moisture and extreme temperatures. Clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners. Ensure all connections are secure to prevent signal loss or damage.