NAMM 2023: SonicMind
US An app to make your pedalboard more flexible 15/04/23Urban Centa from Sonic Mind demonstrated their technology that allows guitarists to control their analog gear using an app and foot controller. The app communicates with the foot controller via Bluetooth and controls all devices in sub-gigahertz radio frequency. The technology puts a digital layer over the analog signal path, making it easy to control.
The switcher acts as an audio patch bay that controls audio and MIDI pedals. The pedals that aren't Sonic Mind enabled cannot be controlled yet, but MIDI pedals can be controlled by assigning MIDI messages to the switcher through the app. Guitarists can drag and drop tone presets and songs to create their setlists easily. The switcher has different loops that have various features, such as adding dryness or boost to the pedals, depending on what makes sense for each pedal.
Price: 1,200 USD
https://reverb.com/uk/p/laa-custom-smartswitcher-effects-loop-switcher-with-smartcontroller
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