The Sound of Strymon: Sound Designer Pete Celi
Strymon co-founder Pete Celi is responsible for the sound design and DSP algorithm creation for all the Strymon pedals that use DSP. Recently I had the
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Several months back our very own DSP engineer Pete Celi did a demo of Orbit Flanger for our friends over at Rock On Company.
In this video Pete goes over the three Feedback Types (Positive, Negative and frequency dependent Positive/Negative), the three LFO types (Logarithmic, Linear and Through Zero), and demonstrates how to get a wide range of killer flange sounds.
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Ethan Tufts
Ethan Tufts is Strymon’s marketing guy and noisemaker. He spends most of his time using loopers and drenching everything in delay. He has owned 29 cars and is actively looking for his 30th.
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FYI….stick a Big Muff in front of the Orbit, dial in a variation of the “swirly” setting in the manual, and you’ve got a KILLER Ernie Isley “Who’s That Lady” tone. (even though the original was recorded with a phaser)
(Yes, I own an Orbit, and yes, I’ll also buy a Strymon Phaser or Vibe if you make one!)