Meet the new Chorus from Gamechanger, an exceptional addition to the Auto Series that redefines what a Chorus pedal can do! Meet the new Chorus from Gamechanger, an exceptional addition to the Auto Series that redefines what a Chorus pedal can do. This innovative pedal combines classic design with groundbreaking parameter automation, elevating audio processing to new heights. Every touch, dynamic, and note choice influences the tones and textures, allowing this innovative Auto Delay to respond to your performance in real time. The Auto Chorus offers customizable settings through the Dynamics and Pitch knobs, as well as dedicated mode switches. You can finely tune the Dynamic decay time, introduce glide in the Pitch tracking, and adjust the response curves to perfectly match your playing style. Each primary effect knob is paired with a corresponding smaller adjustment knob, known as an attenuverter, enabling you to set variations independently. Imagine the dynamic possibilities: a powerful strum can significantly turn one knob, while you gently nudge another knob in the opposite direction. Explore everything from subtle parameter shifts to sweeping, transformative effects! The Auto Chorus features three advanced algorithms: Chorus, Ensemble, and Flange, allowing you to achieve a wide range of lush, immersive sounds. With four streamlined controls—Level, Depth, Rate, and Feedback—you can easily navigate through your desired effects. Additionally, you can choose from three modulation shapes: Sawtooth, Sine, and Ramp, providing even more versatility to create your ideal sound! Designed for both stereo and mono signal processing, the Auto Chorus enables flexible routing with standard TS mono cables or TRS stereo cables. It features switchable input levels for Instrument, Line, or Eurorack, ensuring compatibility with various setups. The Level knob offers multiple functionalities, including INPUT LEVEL + DRY SOUND, INPUT LEVEL + KILLDRY, or DRY/WET MIX. For enhanced modulation control, the pedal includes a TRACK input for routing auxiliary signals and a TRACK output for further signal management. It also has a MIDI/CLK input for MIDI clock synchronization or analog trigger sync for time-based effects!
