Did You Know Red Panda Bitmap Could Do This?

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The Red Panda Bitmap 2 is an absolutely mind-boggling sound design tool. Sure, it contains all of the 8-bit video game goodness you expect from this type of pedal, but if you wrangle it just right, you can unlock some killer synth-like sounds. Here's how you do it!
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[@HugoArgentina]

Quickly becoming my favorite series! That was great

[@thepedalzone]

That’s so awesome to hear. Really enjoying making these tiny tone tips, so it’s cool to hear that the effort is appreciated ❤️🙏

[@needlenose_]

Dear Red Panda, please (don't) stop making cool stuff.

[@NohFyuchur]

Red Panda always has more tones to discover…i have the radius, tensor, and raster…love em all

[@thepedalzone]

Yeah, all of their devices are so sonically deep. Intuitive to use, but full of surprises for those that want to spend the time exploring

[@digiwaves]

Great tone you got with that box! 😎🎸

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks, buddy! It was a fun discovery 😊

[@GastMusike]

You always have the coolest tips!

[@thepedalzone]

Awwww! Thank you so much!

[@minuano08]

Go Panda. Go Panda. 🐼🚀🤟

[@thepedalzone]

Woohooo! Go go go! 😃

[@patrickr6505]

Haven't got the Bitmap but have Radius, Particle and Raster... Red Panda rule...

[@thepedalzone]

They are the best! Always have so much fun exploring the depths of their devices

[@R1GAMBLER]

beautiful guitar.

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you! Or, more like, thanks to Balaguer for making stunning instruments 😊

[@madsam7582]

Those sounds are a good reason that this would be my only Bitcrusher. I've never enjoyed the sound of Bitcrushers, bit this has some interesting sounds.

[@thepedalzone]

It’s just phenomenal. 100% my favorite bit crusher

[@njsardo]

Lovely

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you!!

[@collincluff7955]

I'm seeking a pedal that will make my guitar sound like a marimba, any suggestions?

[@Tryptamine1020]

So thats just the filter and depth knob and 100% mix, nothing else?

[@thepedalzone]

Max out Mix. Increase DRIVE parameter. Choose Wavefolder in the LFO section. Set Depth to taste. Dial Filter back to taste and fully dial back the Tone knob on your guitar.

[@madsam7582]

​@thepedalzone it'd be great if this had an effects loop to add your own overdrive to the mix effect.

[@BrandonNevermind]

I have one of these, and it's so fun to play around with at home/recording, but I find it so hard to use in a live situation D:

[@thepedalzone]

Okay. What makes it difficult for you to use live? I mean, it has on-board presets, you can set the AUX switch to act as a tap tempo for the LFO. The controls are very intuitive and WYSIWYG. To me, it's just as fun and easy to use at home as on stage, so I'm just curious to what's holding you back :)

[@BrandonNevermind]

@@thepedalzone Almost certainly user error on my part! :) Something about our live EQ makes it hard to hear anything but occasional spikes when I switch this guy on (especially any "random" setting), even if the prior sound cuts through just fine. At home and recording (when I can EQ around it) it's very fun! Have any tips?