The Kármán Line is a modulating joystick delay and oscillation device that features a heavily filtered, lo-fi delay line with vinyl inspired pitch modulation. The repeats on The Kármán Line are dark and overdriven.  The not-so-subtle grittiness provides the perfect tone for creating a deeply textured, lo-fi wall-of-sound. The Kármán Line was designed for glitchy experimentalists, but can find its place in many musical settings. The Kármán Line features vinyl-esque pitch modulation centered on an all analog, light-based LFO.  The modulation mimics the sound of slowing down a record player with your finger.  The modulation can go from subtle to extreme, borderline obnoxious (in a good way) pitch bending.  The most intriguing aspect of The Kármán Line is the implementation of a joystick.  The Kármán Line employs a delay chip that creates an audible warp as you manipulate the delay time, controlled by the Y-Axis of the joystick.  The X-Axis controls the rate of modulation. 

Features

• Joystick Modulating Delay
• Delay repeats can self-oscillate
• Filtered Lo-fi delay style
• Delay time modulation for vinyl warp effects
• Perfect shoegaze grittiness
• "Swell" footswitch to instigate delay feedback
• "Launch" footswitch immediately overloads circuit with feedback