Rainger FX has announced the latest mini pedal to join its roster of innovative designs, the Deep Space Pulsar.
The DSP is designed to emulate 'side-chaining' a guitar signal - by syncing it to dip in volume with each kick drum - and can be synced to a live drummer, drum machine, DJ or CV pulse.
Tap tempo is also available to input the time, via Rainger's included Igor pressure pad, while a bass drum mic is also thrown into the bargain.
Two controls adjust the amount of dip and speed of release, and an invert switch allows the pedal to release a pulse of sound with each drum beat.
The Deep Space Pulsar is available now for £164 - head over to Rainger FX for more info.
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