video upload by Matt Lowery
"Float is a stereo multimode filter by Old Blood Noise Endeavors. In this video, we briefly explore its features and controls, and then spend a fair amount of time running different instruments through the pedal.
00:00 Intro
01:00 What's a filter, anyway?
02:40 LFO control
03:15 LFO sync
03:40 LFO phase
05:20 with Lyra-8
06:10 Shoegazey Guitar (pt. 1)
06:54 with norns
08:53 with Plumbutter 2
10:20 with Soma Enner
12:18 Shoegazey Guitar (pt. 2)
14:30 with Brenso"
"FLOAT DUAL MOVING FILTER
299.00
Turning our predilection for parallel signals toward the world of filters and widening out to full stereo, we are pleased to unveil OBNE’s first digitally-controlled-analog pedal.
Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion. Utilizing the two filters in tandem can create stereo movement, linked reactive elements, and modulations that approach harmonic tremolo and phaser, as well as classic filter sounds.
Float features:
Two independent filters, each with control over filter type, cutoff frequency, LFO rate, envelope sensitivity, LFO shape, resonance, and volume
True stereo, parallel mono, or series mono operation via top-mounted jacks
Min/max toggle for precise sculpting of LFO and envelope range
Sync toggle to link the LFO or envelope elements of Filter 1 to Filter 2
Expression jack to externally control Cutoff or Rate for each filter
Soft touch switching with true relay bypass
Hidden settings for LFO phase and envelope speed
Pedalboard friendly size
Requires at least 100mA 9VDC center negative power"
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