The Rom and Trym effects pedals, the latest offerings from Aalberg Audio, are a pair of wireless effects pedals that aim to make it easier than ever for instrument players to alter sound effects mid-song whether on stage, in the studio or jamming in the basement.
The Ekko pedal is a semi-analog delay effects pedal that offers up to 10 seconds of delay time as well as level and feedback control. It can be placed in the pedal chain and act like regular mains-powered floor pedals. Meanwhile, the Aero has a wireless range of up to 30 meters and can be used to store presets, set tap tempo and adjust stomp settings.
Both these pedals are designed to make it easier for musicians to concentrate on their playing and let their instruments do the talking, rather than having to spend lots of time and energy on effects switching.
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Trend Themes
1. Wireless Effects Pedals - A trend in music technology that enables instrument players to wirelessly alter sound effects within a 30-meter range, opening up opportunities for more seamless performances.
2. Semi-analog Technology - A trend in effects pedals that combines analog and digital technology, creating a unique sound experience for musicians and offering potential for disruptive innovation.
3. Presets and Tap Tempo - A trend in effects pedals that allows musicians to store presets and set tap tempo, making it easier to create and perform music on stage.
Industry Implications
1. Music Technology - The industry that produces and designs effects pedals, amplifiers, and other gear for musicians, providing opportunities for developing wireless and semi-analog technologies.
2. Live Music Performance - The industry that hosts live music performances and festivals, creating a need for wireless effects pedals and technology that simplifies sound manipulation.
3. Recording Studios - The industry that records and produces music, providing opportunities for developing wireless effects pedals and semi-analog technology that can be integrated into studio recording setups.