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The Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi Hardware Plugin
Pedal is a new type of product that transcends the limitations of traditional
DAW plugins to bring the unique qualities of analog sound to digital recording.
Analog hardware has a magical warmth, beloved for its sound and feel. That was
the genesis behind this product. Take the world’s most beloved harmonic
distortion and sustainer and transform it into a plugin. It works like a
standard DAW plugin, but recorded tracks go through the actual analog circuitry
of EHX’s Big Muff Pi, injecting analog warmth into your session. Of course, it
integrates seamlessly with all the most popular DAWs like Pro Tools, Ableton
Live, Cubase, GarageBand, Logic Pro X, Reaper, and more. Connect the Big Muff
to your DAW by USB, select a track, and open the plug-in window. Instead of
software emulation, you have real clipping diodes, overdriving transistors, and
nature itself coloring your sound. The analog circuit is pushed over the edge
and loses control. The sound you hear is the natural warmth of electromagnetic
chaos.
Features
The new Big Muff Pi Hardware Plugin can even function as a 2-in and 2-out USB
audio recording interface, which enables the user to record with or without the
Big Muff effect engaged. The Big Muff Pi Hardware Plugin can be used as a standalone
pedal and shares the circuit design of the legendary 1973 Violet Ram’s Head Big
Muff. That coveted pedal has set the standard for musical distortion and has
been heard on countless classic recordings. It’s renowned for its unmistakable
articulation and exceptional sustain, and now it has been updated to be a true
stereo. It also features Tone Wicker, Tone Bypass, and presets. With the ability
to store up to ten footswitch-accessible presets on the pedal itself and as
many as your computer can hold, it is truly a Big Muff Pi like no other.
Wailing solos. Crunchy rhythm. Fat drums. Thundering bass. Liven up just about
any track or instrument in your mix. Not just for guitar players, the Big Muff
Pi Hardware Plugin opens the universe of real analog circuitry to all digital
recording artists and computer musicians.
Top Panel Controls
Press the PANIC button to reset the USB connection to the computer. This is
useful if the BMHP becomes unresponsive to its software plugin either by not
processing audio or no longer responding to control movement or automation.
Connect the supplied USB cable, or any other standard USB cable, to this port
to provide both power and a data connection the BMHP. You must connect the USB
cable to the BMHP to use it as a hardware plugin. Power may be obtained from
the USB cable or from the supplied AC Adapter. Plug the output of the
factory-supplied EHX9.6DC 200mA AC adapter into the 9V power jack. The BMnHP
draws 120mA at 9VDC with a center negative plug. The BMHP accepts Boss and
Ibanez style AC Adaptors capable of delivering at least 150mA. Both the Left
and Right Output jack signals are routed to the 1/4-inch Headphone output jack.
Use the Headphone LVL knob to adjust the volume at the Headphone jack.
Front Panel Controls
When enabled, Direct Monitor sends the signal headed to the ADC to the stereo
output jacks and the Headphone output located on the rear panel. This is
particularly useful when using the BMHP as a USB audio interface for recording
new audio tracks. Note: the Direct Monitor switch is disabled when using the
BMnHP as a standalone guitar pedal. In this case, the audio output is always
sent to the stereo output jacks and headphones output. The Headphone LVL Knob
controls the volume level at the headphone output jack on the rear panel.
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