Alexander Colour Theory
The Alexander Colour Theory is a sequenced multieffects pedal, allowing sequential morphing between a huge variety of tones, turning any source into an amourphous mass of colorful sound. Offering internal preset memory and sequential control of key parameters for each effect it produces, the Colour Theory brings an unprecedented level of control for effect animation. Offering a choice of pitch shifting, delay (into chorus/vibrato/flanging range), resonant filtering, tremolo, synth effects, and octave effects, the Colour Theory not only provides a huge range of tones, but a huge range of control.
Colour Theory Features
- Multimode sequenced effects pedal
- Offers sequential control of key parameters in each mode of operation
- PIT mode offers sequential pitch shifting from -1 octave to +1 octave and sequential tone control
- MOD features 0–300ms delay time with sequential time and feedback control
- FLT offers resonant lowpass filter with sequencable cutoff and resonance
- TRM is a sequenced tremolo with control over rate and waveshape
- OSC is a sequencable synth oscillator
- PWM is a digital square wave suboctave effect
- Extensive options for expression pedal and MIDI control
- Internal preset storage and recall
- Power specs: Standard 9VDC center negative supply
Product Demo Videos
Alexander Pedals Syntax Error, Defender & Colour Theory With Korg Monologue
These three Alexander Pedals all have multiple modes and options for creating a wide range of sounds. The Syntax Error has time and pitch modulating modes as well as a mathematical distortion algorithm. The Defender has overdrive, distortion and fuzz modes. The Colour Theory has effects that are modulated by a built in sequencer. We used a golden Korg Monologue as the input source.
Alexander Pedals Colour Theory Spectrum Sequencer Reviews