Pedal list The types and models of pedal, and the knobs each one has.
The first model in each type’s table is the default model added by Pedal . Within a type, you can switch models by clicking the pedal’s model name. Switching the model resets the knobs to the new model’s starting values.
The type of speaker cabinet isn’t a model; you choose it from a menu inside the pedal. The instrument’s resonance and the output safeguard aren’t pedals, so they don’t appear in this list.
Compressor# Name Description Controls Compressor Studio-style compressor. Evens out picking and steadies the level into the drive stage Threshold / Ratio / Attack / Release / Makeup
Overdrive# Name Description Controls Overdrive Straightforward tanh soft clipping. The foundation from crunch to lead Drive / Tone / Level Transparent Overdrive Mid-hump drive that leaves the lows clean. Mids that cut through a band Drive / Tone / Level
Distortion# Name Description Controls Distortion Dense multi-stage hard clipping. Reaches into metal territory Drive / Tone / Level Yellow Distortion Asymmetric clipping with a thick body. Even harmonics give the edge some grip Drive / Tone / Level Fuzz Gated, fully collapsed distortion. Velcro-like sputter as the note decays Fuzz / Level
3-Band EQ# Name Description Controls 3-Band EQ Low / mid / high correction with a sweepable mid center frequency Low / Mid / Mid Freq / High
Chorus# Name Description Controls Chorus Two-voice modulated delay. The classic clean-tone shimmer Rate / Depth / Mix
Phaser# Name Description Controls Phaser Four-stage all-pass sweep. Classic modulation with slowly drifting notches Rate / Depth / Mix Flanger Short modulated delay with feedback for a jet sweep. The comb filter swims Rate / Depth / Feedback / Mix Tremolo Slow volume sway. Classic modulation with an in-amp character Rate / Depth
Delay# Name Description Controls Delay Analog-voiced feedback delay that darkens with every repeat Time / Feedback / Tone / Mix
Hall Reverb# Name Description Controls Hall Reverb Wide hall-style tail (procedural IR). The standard for depth Size / Damp / Mix Plate Reverb Bright, dense plate-style tail. Crisp and forward — a studio staple Size / Damp / Mix Spring Reverb The dispersive boing only a spring makes. Vintage amp character Size / Damp / Mix Ambient Reverb A slow-swelling, pale sustain layer. Pad-like width that wraps the note Size / Damp / Mix Shimmer Reverb Feeds an octave above back into the tail. Chords become pillars of light Size / Shimmer / Mix
Amp# Name Description Controls Amp General-purpose amp with three saturation stages and a tone stack Gain / Bass / Mid / Treble / Presence / Master British Amp British-style crunch with forward upper mids and an early, ragged breakup Gain / Bass / Mid / Treble / Presence / Master US Clean Amp American-style clean with wide headroom and clear lows. Scooped-mid thickness Gain / Bass / Mid / Treble / Presence / Master High-Gain Amp Modern high gain with four saturation stages. Tight lows and deep saturation Gain / Bass / Mid / Treble / Presence / Master Bass Amp Bass amplifier with two soft stages. Low-mid tone stack and full lows Gain / Bass / Mid / Treble / Presence / Master
Cabinet# Name Description Controls Cabinet Speaker cabinet resonance (procedural IR convolution) Model / Mix