FIRST SOUNDS // Setback Reverse Delay by OBNE

Ok this one caught us by surprise! Still reeling from the wonderful release of the Parting just a few months before, and here the geniuses at  @oldbloodnoise  go and drop this fancy beast without so much as a warning! I absolutely love the slightly smaller enclosure size too!

Come on the journey with me as I test out the first sounds and twist all the knobs and explore the sweet reverse sounds of the Setback!

More from the OBNE website: “Setback is a reverse delay pedal. In the past, we’ve made what we like to call textural reverse pedals, a lineage that goes from Rever to Minim to BL-44 and a little bit into Parting. With Setback, we wanted to create our ideal reverse: something that can be textural and off on its own timing or totally tempo synced; gritty and characterful or clean and tidy; intuitive and controlled and yet fun and surprising. And we wanted to do all of that in the smallest form factor possible. Setback has: Stereo in and out with analog dry through Buffered trails or true bypass switching Presets Expression control over every knob MIDI control over everything in the pedal, including MIDI clock in for external syncing Controls Mix to set the blend of wet and dry signals Speed to change the playback speed of the reverse, creating pitch shifting effects Div to set subdivisions of the reverse timing Clock to adjust the sample rate of the reverse, changing both the delay time and the signal fidelity Aux switch for tap tempo and held feedback, or preset switching Alt controls for volume and direct time manipulation Soft-touch On/Off footswitch with relay switching for minimal switch noise For more information, see the Setback manual available here. Requires 9V DC center negative 2.1mm jack power supply capable of 350mA (not included). Dimensions: 3.25” (width) x 5” (height) x 2” (depth) The art of Setback is by John Salame”