Electronic Audio Experiments Scattering Stereo Reverb

The Electronic Audio Experiments Scattering Stereo Reverb takes a different approach to digital reverb. Rather than aiming for smooth, diffuse ambience, it is built around a complex network of delay lines that creates fluttering reflections, ringing repeats and unusual spatial textures.

Four modes, inspired by different configurations of the discontinued MN3011 bucket brigade device, move from harsh and metallic to dark, murky and saturated. The result is an effect that can sound abstract and experimental, but remains practical enough for saturated guitar sounds, modulation and spacious stereo effects.

Scattering features true stereo I/O and an analogue/digital hybrid signal path, combining 24 bit processing with analogue filtering and a high headroom analogue dry path. Sixteen presets, full MIDI control, assignable modulation and expression morphing make it far more versatile than a typical reverb pedal, with extensive control over how the effect behaves in a live or studio setup.

Features

• True stereo Full stereo input, output and processing throughout

• Four reverb modes Distinct delay network configurations inspired by the MN3011 bucket brigade device

• Hybrid design 24 bit digital processing paired with analogue filtering and signal paths

• Expressive control Adjustable expression morphing with momentary and latching operation

• MIDI implementation Full control of parameters and presets via MIDI

• Presets 16 preset slots, with three available from the front panel

• Assignable modulation Multi mode LFO assignable to any main front panel control

• Flexible control CTRL jack accepts MIDI, CV or expression signals

• Firmware updates Updatable via MIDI Sysex

Specs

Effect type: Stereo reverb
Processing: 24 bit analogue/digital hybrid
Audio I/O: True stereo
Presets: 16
MIDI: Full parameter and preset control
Modulation: Assignable multi mode LFO
External control: MIDI, CV or expression
Firmware: MIDI Sysex updateable