Source Audio has designed this pedal from scratch to deliver all of those hazy, scratchy, wobbly, and broken tones that embody that ‘lo-fi’ sound.
Much like a mega-delay or mega-reverb, the Artifakt is a source for all the essential lo-fi effects, including old vinyl sounds, tape modulation and saturation, bit crushing, sample rate reduction, dark reverb and echo, filtering, compression, and glitch. Source Audio spent three years refining these sounds and designing an intuitive interface that puts the pedal’s full potential at your feet.
Now, combine the Lo-fi Elements with Source Audio’s entirely overhauled Neuro 3 software to take your pedal experience even further. Free stage-ready presets from Source Audio’s expanding library of factory and user-generated presets. It goes deep into Neuro’s flagship editing to mix and mangle the many lo-fi elements in limitless combinations for an utterly individual sound. The Artifakt has stereo inputs and outputs, complete MIDI control over 3.5mm TRS jacks, dual footswitches, 128 presets, and more.
The Artifakt Lo-fi Elements, bring a comprehensive suite of lo-fi effects right to your pedalboard. It is a compact way to create those nostalgic, gritty sounds so prevalent in modern music.
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