In development

PureAnalog

100% analog signal path

Your instrument drives genuine bucket-brigade delay lines, discrete VCAs, and active analog filters.

A high-speed digital supervisor orchestrates routing, clock sync, and parameter states—delivering presets and comprehensive MIDI control directly to your pedalboard or synth rig.

The Kill Room Analog Multi Effect: pure analog multi-effects pedal, seen from above at an angle, with its OLED display showing an Auto-Tune preset.

Core Disciplines

One dedicated sound at a time.

Rather than compromising tone to run multiple weak effects simultaneously, the pedal reconfigures its entire hardware matrix for each sound.

BBD Modulation

Dimension chorus, flanging, vibrato, and rotary effects powered by three 2048-stage BBD lines.

The pedal's display showing the Lush Chorus algorithm with rate, depth, mix and type controls
Analog Delays

Warm bucket-brigade repeats, clock drift, runaway feedback, granular delays and dynamic ducking.

The pedal's display showing the Stutter Grain delay with time, feedback, mix and depth controls
Sound design tools

Analog pitch shifting, harmonizer, resonant filters, FM synthesis, granular textures, and a modulation matrix.

The pedal's display showing the Arpeggio algorithm with step, interval, feedback and mix controls

Modulation Matrix

Make anything move.

Four LFOs, four envelopes, a 16-step sequencer and your own playing can be wired to almost any control on the pedal.

Lock a filter sweep to a drum machine or backing track. Let your pick attack open up the repeats. Program a TB-303 style acid bassline and hook it up to the pitch shifter, or let the pedal write the pattern for you.

The pedal's display showing Route 1 of the modulation matrix: expression pedal as the source, mix as the target, in Window mode
Route 1: expression to mix
The pedal's display showing the step sequencer's pattern grid, with notes, rests, accents and slides across sixteen steps
16-step pattern
The pedal's main screen with a dotted live needle on the Depth gauge, showing where the modulation has moved it
The live needle

Architecture

The analog engine.

At the core sits a reconfigurable matrix of pure analog hardware: three 2048-stage bucket-brigade delay lines, eight VCAs, dual active analog filters, and studio-grade companding for pristine noise performance.

Effects include lush Dimension-style multi-voice choruses and runaway BBD tape repeats, vintage style flanging, granular stutter, FM synthesis, and true analog pitch shifting, harmonizer and autotune. The hardware reconfigures itself dynamically for each algorithm.

Integration

Built for stage and studio.

Full 3.5mm TRS MIDI In and Out (Type A standard) with MIDI clock synchronization, seamless program changes, and continuous CC control over every parameter.

All jacks are strictly rear-mounted to sit flush on compact pedalboards. Powered by a standard BOSS-style 9V DC centre-negative supply (200 mA+), with high headroom (+4 dBu) that seamlessly accommodates both electric guitars and line-level synthesizers or drum machines.

External control supports either a continuous expression pedal or up to three auxiliary footswitches for expanded performance controls.

Control

Instant browser-based editor.

Connect over USB-C and launch the editor in any modern web browser.

Build your presets with visual feedback, back up all 128 presets, and install firmware updates directly from a single browser tab. There's nothing to install.

Development

Crafted on the bench in Wellington.

Working prototypes are alive and being refined in our Wellington workshop. The analog audio core is fully functional.

We are currently fine-tuning the sound ahead of the first production run. Targeted at around USD $400 with an estimated release of November 2026.

Join the launch list for first-listen audio demos, behind-the-scenes engineering updates, and early access when pre-orders open.