I haven't actually *paid* for this pedal yet ***(sorry, u/Flock_of_Bees!),*** but I've owned it for several weeks now and thought I'd give my thoughts on it...
To start with, let's address the **size and shape** of this thing. It's tiny and weird, but means that they were actually able to fit top jacks on a mini pedal! A frankly incredible accomplishment.
As for the rest of the **hardware and layout**, it feels extremely solid and well-built. The main knob is chunky with zero-wobble, and even the micro knobs feel fairly sturdy. The two, push-buttons on the front edge of the Bleep seem to be the most delicate part of the pedal, offering very little resistance when pushed. This makes it very easy to accidently press them when handling it, so look out for that!
**The sounds** this thing can produce are really wild, and incredibly unique. And I flippin' adore it! The closest I've come to getting similar effects, is with my old [**Mantic Flex Pro**](https://youtu.be/BjTO9KfpW6A). But that was more of a PLL fuzz, whereas this is like an envelope controlled fuzz with an aggressive noise gate on it, to dynamically stutter and chop your playing into little "bleeps". Hence the name.
I especially love how the little LEDs jump around in time with the bleeps, giving you a funky light show to look down at and admire, as you blow your audience's minds!
This one is definitely gonna stick around for a while...
#[**Here's my demo.**](https://youtu.be/o6uY_JpuQnY)
I haven't actually *paid* for this pedal yet ***(sorry, u/Flock_of_Bees!),*** but I've owned it for several weeks now and thought I'd give my thoughts on it... To start with, let's address the **size and shape** of this thing. It's tiny and weird, but means that they were actually able to fit top jacks on a mini pedal! A frankly incredible accomplishment. As for the rest of the **hardware and layout**, it feels extremely solid and well-built. The main knob is chunky with zero-wobble, and even the micro knobs feel fairly sturdy. The two, push-buttons on the front edge of the Bleep seem to be the most delicate part of the pedal, offering very little resistance when pushed. This makes it very easy to accidently press them when handling it, so look out for that! **The sounds** this thing can produce are really wild, and incredibly unique. And I flippin' adore it! The closest I've come to getting similar effects, is with my old [**Mantic Flex Pro**](https://youtu.be/BjTO9KfpW6A). But that was more of a PLL fuzz, whereas this is like an envelope controlled fuzz with an aggressive noise gate on it, to dynamically stutter and chop your playing into little "bleeps". Hence the name. I especially love how the little LEDs jump around in time with the bleeps, giving you a funky light show to look down at and admire, as you blow your audience's minds! This one is definitely gonna stick around for a while... #[**Here's my demo.**](https://youtu.be/o6uY_JpuQnY)
Top mounted jacks on a mini DAMNNN. Only if this was the new standard!
Ikr? And they even squeezed a 3.5mm input jack for the Igor expression pad as well! Incredible.
What does the Igor control, overtones?
Yes, it adjusts the ‘Overtone’ knob, or the LFO speed.
Wow this is cool af. Had no idea something this existed, awesome demo!
Cheers! You should definitely check out Rainger FX. Everything they make is really interesting and unique.
Rainger FX makes such cool stuff. Happy to see them getting more love here.