Strymon's Mobius was released in 2012 and since then has been widely regarded as one of the best modulation multi-effects. To still be at the top after 10 years you need to be doing a lot of things right. The Mobius certainly delivers on build quality, sound and ergonomics. Originally I thought it would be a somewhat boring but useful machine to cover generic modulation duties that weren't worth a separate dedicated pedal. But it turned out the Mobius does all the usual stuff extraordinarily well but then gives you all sorts of other interesting and experimental stuff on top.
Here I go through all the global functions, common parameters and specific options for all 12 effect types, and program a sound for each one. For all of them I'm using the same bland single oscillator sound from the Rev-2. So this is not really a sound design tutorial, it's aim is to show the many and varied capabilities of the Mobius and give you the confidence to know and exploit its full power.
Finally, I bought the Mobius at full price with my own money.
0:00 Physical overview
1:18 Check the firmware
2:42 Controls overview
8:35 GLOBAL OPTIONS:
9:00 - BPM or Hz
10:24 - Fixed rate or MIDI clock?
11:27 - Bypass
11:50 - MIDI options
12:52 - Bank scroll
13:25 - Expression input
13:54 - Name display
15:18 COMMON PARAMETERS:
16:03 - Tap divisions
16:58 - Pre/Post
17:11 - Edit name
17:40 - Expression pedal
18:12 - MIDI clock
20:16 EFFECT ENGINES
20:56 - Chorus
24:26 Parameter knob assign
25:16 Name the preset
26:25 Save a preset
27:10 - Flanger
30:51 - Rotary
35:39 - Vibe
39:03 - Phaser
43:20 - Filter
49:10 - Formant
51:41 - Vintage Tremolo
54:27 - Pattern Tremolo
58:50 - AutoSwell
1:01:46 - Destroyer
1:07:03 - Quadrature
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24 июл 2024
