Pedalboard simulates the sound of a number of famous “stompbox” pedal effects. You can process any audio signal with a combination of stompboxes.
You can add, remove, and reorder pedals. The signal flow runs from left to right in the Pedal area. The addition of two discrete busses, coupled with splitter and mixer units, lets you experiment with sound design and precisely control the signal at any point in the signal chain.
All stompbox knobs, switches, and sliders can be automated. Eight Macro controls enable real-time changes to any pedal parameter with a MIDI controller.
Pedal Browser: Shows all pedal effects and utilities. These can be dragged into the Pedal area as part of the signal chain. See Use the Pedal Browser. This interface area is also used for the alternative import mode. See Use Pedalboard import mode.
Pedal area: This is where you determine the order of effects and set effect parameters. You can add, replace, and remove stompboxes here. See Use the Pedal area.
Router: Used to control signal flow in the two effects busses (Bus A and Bus B) available in Pedalboard. See Use the Pedalboard Router.
Macro Controls: Used to assign eight MIDI controllers, which can be used to control any stompbox parameter in real time. See Use Pedalboard Macro Controls.