THE MORPHING PHASER. Bee ready to enter a new phase. The Morphing Phase. Meet the LARVA Morphing Phaser. A 6-stage analog phaser, vibee and preamp with morphing capabilities.
It features two independent phaser settings, allowing you to create unique sounds and transitions. You can use it as a straightforward phaser, set up two different phaser presets, or morph between them for creative soundscapes.
ANALOG WARMTH, MODERN FEATURES. A 6-stage analog phaser delivering unmatched warmth, paired with a simple and intuitive interface packed with modern features like tap tempo and dual morphing presets.
AN OUTSTANDING PREAMP FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT. Inspired by the classic Moogerfooger line, the Larva preamp enhances phase and vibe tones with subtle warmth or bold lead power—and it’s so good, that we made it so you can use it on its own.
TAKE YOUR EXPRESSION BEEYOND. At the heart of the pedal are the Ramp LEDs, letting you visualize the expression movement. With intuitive controls, creating expressive ramping movements becomes effortless.
HOW TO MORPH? Set the rate and depth for Phaser 1 (left) and Phaser 2 (right). The ramp shape defines the morphing movement, and ramp time controls how fast or slow it flows.Hold the ramp footswitch, and experience expression like never beefore .
IS THERE ANY HIDDEN CONTROLS?
Well... yes! For my pedal nerds and deep-diving maniacs, we added a couple of fun extras. You don’t need to use these or even know about them to get great tones from the Larva, but they’re cool little touches we included.To access them, just hold the bypass footswitch (you’ll notice the ramp LEDs change to white while holding, indicating you’re in the alternate control mode).
Ramp Speed Offset: While holding the bypass, adjusting the ramp speed will change the center point of the LFO. It’s interactive with the depth control, so experiment and find where you like it.
Rate 2 Subdivision: While holding the bypass, Rate 2 becomes a subdivision of Rate 1 instead of a linear control. All the way down, it matches Rate 1, and as you turn it up, it starts subdividing. This is great to sync phaser one and two and play with the ramp in sync or you can think of it as tap divisions. There are 12 subdivision. If you adjust Rate 2 without holding the bypass, it returns to its regular linear function.Both of these settings are saved when you turn the pedal off, so they’ll come back the same way when you power it on again.
The pedal also remembers its last state, so if it’s in bypass or not, it will power on the same way you left it.
