Source Audio PATHWAYS

PATHWAYS

Reverb & Tremolo

Source Audio’s Pathways unites the classic pairing of reverb and tremolo – an iconic effects combination heard on countless recordings from the earliest days of rock, blues, and country through to today’s music. By combining both effects in one compact pedal, it features an intuitive control layout that lets you dial in inspiring sounds almost instantly. Each of Pathways’ high-fidelity engines is carefully voiced to deliver the rich tonal character and dynamic feel players love in vintage reverb and tremolo circuits, without the drawbacks of old analog designs. From the tube-like warmth of Spring, Tank, Slapback, and Plate, to the open, natural space of Room, Echo and Hall, Pathways provides an enviable range of reverbs crafted to spark the creativity of any musician.

Main Features:

• Stereo Reverb and Tremolo Effects Pedal
• Analog Dry Through Path
• 7 onboard Reverbs o Slapback, Echo, Spring, Spring Tank, Room, Plate and Hall
• 3 onboard Tremolos o Harmonic, Bias and Optical
• 16 Presets accessible via onboard controls and 128 presets available via MIDI
• Dedicated controls for Reverb (Time, Tone, Type and Mix) and Tremolo (Speed and Depth) plus global Kill-Dry Mode
• Tremolo Footswitch doubles as a Tap Tempo control
• Sub-Division control switch for the Tremolo (quarter note/eighth note/triplets)
• Stereo Inputs and Outputs
• USB-C Port for connecting to Neuro 3.0, Source Audio’s preset editing software and MIDI over USB • 3.5 mm TRS MIDI IN and MIDI THRU connection
• 3.5 mm control port – for connecting compatible Source Audio control devices
• Switchable True or Analog Buffered Bypass
• Included 3.5 mm to 6.3 mm TRS cable to
  • (2,1 mm plug, center -, ~180 mA current draw

All of the seven reverb and three tremolo algorithms can be used individually or in pairs with full MIDI functionality and stereo ins & outs. Each footswitch engages or disengages its own effect, essentially providing the functionality of two separate pedals in one unit. In addition, the tremolo footswitch doubles as a tap-tempo switch for controlling the tremolo rate.