BOSS SL-20 Slicer is a new innovative twin pedal that instantly transforms a guitar, bass, keyboard, or vocal into a pulsating groove instrument. Choose from 50 onboard Slice patterns or experiment with the SL-20?s innovative Harmonic Slicer feature, which generates percussive melodies, Loop Record, and unique 3D Panning.

Groove and Melody Maker: The SL-20 transforms your music into percussive ?chopped? grooves. Fifty rhythmic patterns are onboard, with adjustable note attack and duration, plus amazing Harmonic Slice effects. Create high-energy patterns onstage in real-time, or use the SL-20 as a songwriting and recording tool. Play the sliced sounds in realtime while capturing them with Loop Record.

Flexible Control: An internal tap-tempo feature is included, as well as the ability to sync to external MIDI clock. Sound characteristics of the SL-20 such as attack, duration, effect level, and direct level can be controlled by the onboard knobs or from an external Expression pedal.

Universal FX: The SL-20 is an addictive effect that inspires creativity. It?s great for guitarists, but it?s equally useful for other instrumentalists as well. Plug in a bass, keyboard, iPod?, or any other instrument or music-playback device. DJs and dance-music artists will also love the SL-20 as a rhythmic-performance tool.

DD-7 Digital Delay Pedal Features:

• Instant groove and percussive-melody generator
• 50 Slice patterns onboard, with adjustable attack and duration, including Harmonic Slice
• Tap Tempo via onboard pedal switch; internal and MIDI sync
• Sound characteristics such as attack, duration, effect level, and direct level are controllable via external Expression pedal (sold separately)
• Variety of output modes, including the unique 3D Panning for spacious sliced FX

More info and demos: http://www.bossus.com

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Tags: effect pedal, expression pedal, footswitch, rhythmic patterns, slicer, twin pedal

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