Strymon Nightsky Time-Warped Reverberator

<h3>Time-Warped Reverberator</h3> <p>Create vast soundscapes with just a few notes from your instrument. Apply mind-bending pitch and harmonic manipulation to your reverb tails, with synth-like filter sweeps. Enter a world of new sounds that blow away the boundaries of what is possible with reverb. With pioneers and adventurous sonic explorers in mind, Strymon created a reverb pedal that can go where none have gone before.</p> <p>The Strymon NightSky is a reverberant synthesis workstation, and a powerful, hands-on experimental sound design platform. NightSky gives you real-time continuous control of reverb pitch/processing rate/core size, harmonics, and even a synth-like resonant filter with multiple modulation waveshapes, plus a step sequencer with variable glide. You haven&rsquo;t heard a pedal like this before.</p> <div class="material textual onethird topbottom"> <h3>New Sonic Territory</h3> <p>NightSky is a reverb pedal you will want to get your hands on. Deep and powerful sound manipulation with instant response knob-tweaking and no menu diving set a new standard in experimental reverb sound design.</p> </div> <div class="material textual onethird topbottom"> <h3>Warp Core Reverb</h3> <p>NightSky achieves some of its most mind bending sounds by using a Variable Process Rate for its reverb core, allowing you to simultaneously change the size of the reverb as well as the pitch. This pitch change can be completely smooth, or quantized to a variety of musical scales. And it can be sequenced.</p> </div> <div class="material textual onethird topbottom"> <h3>Harmonic Sculpture Machine</h3> <p>Use Shimmer to shift the harmonic structure by selectable musical intervals. Add Glimmer to dynamically enhance the harmonic spectrum. Turn up Drive to generate saturated overdriven harmonics. Then sculpt the resulting signal with NightSky&rsquo;s synth-like variable-resonance low pass filter.</p> <h3>Challenge The Conventions</h3> <p>NightSky evolved from a desire to push the envelope and challenge the conventions of traditional reverb while also paying homage to the experimental reverberant sounds from decades past.</p> <p>It started with the variable rate core. Once that was nailed down, we knew we had to complement it with a set of sound-shaping features that could take full advantage of the unique possibilities and expand them exponentially. This led us to a full-featured modulation section, a 4-pole resonant filter, and a unique Voice section to control the reverb&rsquo;s harmonic structure.</p> </div>