The rhythmic fretwork of the bass guitarist is almost always an essential element in modern music, but when it comes to effects processors, most pedals seem to head for lead guitar stardom. DigiTech ...
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“Hands free hammer-ons”: DigiTech’s latest pedal is a 7-in-1 pitch-shifting monster that lets you play the impossible
NAMM 2025: DigiTech's 2022 takeover by Cort owner Cor-Tek seems to have bolstered the company, enabling it to take its experimental essence even further. With DigiTech already delivering the ...
The never-ending quest for killer effects pedals is an expensive and time-consuming passion that most electric guitar players will have to endure for much of their playing careers (unless you're lucky ...
Digitech, a major player in guitar effects, has just announced a pedalboard powered entirely by your iPad. Digitech, a major player in guitar effects, has just announced a pedalboard powered entirely ...
The original DigiTech Whammy pedal is a great example of thinking outside of the box, literally. It all started when DigiTech introduced the IPS33 Smart Shift Intelligent Pitch Shifter rack-mount ...
Over the past few years, we’ve seen a fair few add ons for guitarists wanting to use their iOS device as a portable rig, and whilst great for home practice (and, to a degree, studio use), their ...
This might just be the biggest pedal story of 2023 and we just don't know it yet. What’s next for the brand they call America’s Pedals? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...
DigiTech’s iPB-10 is a programmable guitar effects pedalboard that uses your iPad or iPad 2 as an interface to select, arrange, edit, and configure 87 guitar effects pedals, 54 amps, and 26 speaker ...
The Cor-Tek Corporation has acquired the DigiTech/DOD effects pedal brand. The purchase agreement includes all intellectual property and assets. The history of DOD effects dates back to 1973 with ...
Guitar tone is probably one of the most subjective—and important—components of a musician’s arsenal. Guitar players using the exact same equipment can come up with vastly different tone and the ...
When I first started playing guitar way back in 1995 (or maybe it was 1994?) the idea of a digital multi-effects pedal was still pretty new. The Zoom 505 was the biggest game in town, if you wanted a ...
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