It’s also got quite the exclusive price tag, starting at 449 and only increasing for international buyers, as the batches are bought directly from Hologram Electronics in Knoxville, Tennessee. It does have lots of settings and does different things - on track 2 it does the kind of bleep sounds that I really like and it’s doing the squiggles on track 1 - but overall it is a vaguely ‘ethereal’ texture pedal that could potentially get a bit boring if it sounds too much like itself. The bar is a microcosm of a wider expanse of humanity. The Microcosm is no exception to this, with Hologram releasing the pedal in limited preorder batches, the latest set to ship in November 2021. I just wondered how samey it sounds? Now that I’ve finished the album I’m wondering whether to maybe trade it so as not to just keep making similar sounds or if it’s interesting and diverse enough to be an effect I can continue using. It’s most prominent on tracks 7, 8 and 10.
I dunno if anyone will be interested but it features the Hologram Microcosm pedal on a few tracks and I wondered how it might sound to guitar people. I’m just wondering about what some experienced guitarists might think of the pedal usage on it.
#Microcosm pedal guitar free#
First of all, I know this might look like a ‘listen to my album’ post, which it kind of is but I’m not trying to sell anything, it’s free anyway. The Hologram Microcosm is a granular effects pedal that reinterprets your sound in new & exciting ways using a variety of sampling, pitch-shifting.
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