Multi-effects

MIDI is one of the most misunderstood and mistrusted technologies in the guitar world, but it offers a huge potential for you to control your rig in otherwise impossible ways – here’s why you shouldn't be afraid of going digital.

The man behind the revolutionary AI-driven Quad Cortex floor modeller on what it’s like to peek into the black box.

The Texas-based boutique developer's latest offering promises big sounds in a compact package.

TC has squeezed its Plethora X5 pedalboard into a smaller, cheaper unit with access to the same TonePrint sound library, and it makes all kinds of sense.

With an onboard tuner and a looper based on TC’s Ditto line, this could be a solid multi-effects choice for players with little ’board space to spare.

With more amps than you can fit in the back of your car and the ability to record direct, the BOSS GX-100 is the perfect addition to your simplified rig.

DigiTech are best-known for pitch shifting staples such as the Whammy and Ricochet.

Everyone wants to show off their stompboxes, but with functionality and versatility more important than ever, here’s why cutting edge multi-effects units like BOSS’s GX-100 still have an important role for the modern guitar player.

Future firmware updates will bring support for instruments like acoustic guitar.

The "Stereophonic Orchestrator" lets you add a lot of motion to your sound.