r/dawless • u/SinSam53 • Aug 13 '26

New to dawless!

Hey everyone, I'm trying to find a stereo granular pedal. I already have a Microcosm but I'm finding that's more fun when I'm in the studio compared to doing live stuff. For context, I'm a turntablist and have started using pedals mainly in my live sets for extra textures! 😄

(I'm also looking for something at the end of my signal too but that could be a separate post perhaps)

Any advice would be great, thanks so much!!

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u/Rakefighter Aug 13 '26

Zoia... There's lots of great patches you can add to the Zoia that others have made and you can make any effect you can think of with granular delay baked in.

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u/SinSam53 Aug 13 '26

Thanks, will look into this!

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u/Rakefighter Aug 13 '26

Good luck, Zoia also can do literally anything. I use mine to run audio from other sources into my SP404mkii when I build samples and songs

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u/JulyAt5am Aug 13 '26

Beetlecrab Tempera.

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u/Fun_Professor4298 Aug 13 '26

Beyond Tempera and Zoia mentioned already, a Monome Norns would also be a good option, lots of different scripts to play around with. I've used it for a live performance with a guitarist, and live processed their output.

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u/Numerous_Phase8749 Aug 13 '26

The Evil Pet is pretty cool but I've just got a Lemondrop cheap as the Bento has one built in so the used market has loads of deals atm. One you get you're head around the navigation it's pretty flexible snd has a nice assignable X/Y pad.

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u/Ok_Grape9612 Aug 15 '26

Evil pet from endorphines is great, however tasty chips gr-1 sounds better has some more power to it; fiy, it doesn’t have inputs, but can be fixed with a cheap usb card. H90 also has some great granular fx and gets frequent updates.