Works perfectly and is an awesome pedal!

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The Artifakt Lo-fi Elements is the product of three years of deep research on all things lo-fi — and we mean all! Source Audio loaded this lo-fi powerhouse with seven different modes, each sounding as if it were a unique pedal. The Artifakt can add radio or vinyl crackle to guitars for Gilmour-esque filtering; it can also add tape saturation to keyboards for rich and dreamy lo-fi harmonics. You can venture far beyond analog-inspired sounds with bit-crush and random glitch modes to mirror contemporary lo-fi's liberal use of DAWs and digital manipulation. Those who want a mature lo-fi sound generator are in for guaranteed good times without getting lost in menu dives. But with bedhead detunes, LFO modulation, intimate ladder filters, and many more effects, — the options are practically limitless. Source Audio's fresh control surface keeps the Artifakt intuitive and easy to use. But if you're curious to dive deep, Source Audio's extra features are sure to satisfy. Stereo I/O, MIDI connectivity, editing software, and generous preset banks provide unimpeded lo-fi shaping in dozens of unique directions. Save your favorites as presets to one of 128 banks, plus tap into MIDI I/O for effortless control over masterful signal degradation.

With seven built-in modes, each with seven adjustable parameters, the Artifakts Lo-fi Elements places incredible lo-fi power at your fingertips. Source Audio recommends approaching this pedal as if it were a “mega-delay” or a “mega-reverb.” Start with attention to aspects that manipulate space and time, then shape distinct lo-fi textures as you tinker with the knobs. Crackle, modulation, saturation, drive, compression, bit crushing, sample reduction, filtering, random glitches, you never know what’s around the bend as you tweak and refine!

• Radio: cue up nostalgic crackle, frequency filtering, and warm static with the charm of a vintage radio
• Tape: wide-ranging effects based on vintage tape units. Sculpt slapback delay, chorus, doubling, saturation, and more with varying degrees of drive, flutter, pitch-based modulation, or compression
• Verb: rustic lo-fi space with lively echoes, inspired by 8-bit gaming systems
• Crush: bit-depth quantizing, sample rate reduction, and a resonant ladder filter that mangles signal into digital lo-fi textures
• Ladder: explore envelope and LFO modulation and shape dramatic or subtle filters
• Vinyl: all the crackle and pop you could ever want — tones range from contemporary new-press vinyl to old-school gramophone artifacts
• Glitch: manipulates random fragments with gurgling speed and pitch variations