Source Audio SA280 Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements Delay/Reverb Pedal - Open Box

The Artifakt Lo-fi Elements is the first pedal of its kind, a comprehensive collection of all the hazy, scratchy, wobbly, and broken tones that epitomize the term 'lo-fi'." Like a mega-delay or mega-reverb, Artifakt is a “one-stop shop” for all the most sought-after lo-fi effects including old vinyl replications, tape wobble and saturation, bit corruption, sample rate reduction, dark reverb and echo, filtering, compression, glitch, and more.

Take a journey back to a distant era, free from  the burden of modern technology. A place where sweet imperfections spawn divine inspiration. The Artifakt Lofi Elements will take you there.  Check out the official Source Audio demo video for the Artifakt Lo-fi Elements to hear its endless sonic potential.

The Artifakt Lo-fi Elements is an all-in-one tool chest for creating lo-fi sounds.  It gives you a multitude of ways to distort, manipulate, destroy, squash, and shake your sound. Think of the Artifakt as 7 different pedals. Each position on the center effects selector explores its own region of the many different effects that embody the term, "lo-fi."

Radio

The Radio engine utilizes static frequency filtering and an LFO-controlled noise generation to recreate the sounds of half-busted vintage radios. It also uses a faint ring modulator to generate the whizzing and whirring of a distant radio tower that is nearly out of range.

Tape

Explore the many gorgeous effects created with vintage tape machines. Dial in classic sounds like tape saturation, tape flutter, pitch modulation, and slapback effects. The Tape engine also recreates many higher fidelity effects like chorus, doubling, and flanger.

µVerb

A primitive reverb effect that uses delay plus diffusion. Similar to how reverb effects were simulated in 8-bit gaming.  The µVerb is also comparable to the Belton-Brick approach to creating dark, spring-like reverb simulations.

Crush

Explore the nasty side of digital audio! Deplete your signal’s fidelity beyond all recognition with Bit Crushing's brutal fuzz tones and Sample Rate Reduction's robot dance party. Mix them both together and even add a bit of chorus with the Option switch.

Ladder

Explore the glorious filter sweep so oft heard in pop music using the Ladder filter, a sound not unlike the massive Moog MF-101. The filtering can be static, envelope-controlled (reactive to your picking style), LFO-controlled, or swept using an expression pedal.

Vinyl

Drop the needle on yesteryear. This effect uses filtering techniques, skip noises, and a customized LFO pitch vibrato to simulate the sound of an aging but well-loved vinyl record.

Glitch

In its default mode, the Glitch engine captures a bit of your signal and re-plays it at random rates and intervals. The Glitch is controlled by an envelope, so glitch effects will start whenever you stop playing. When you start again, the looped sample shuts down and goes back into record mode.

Keep Exploring

Pairing the Artifakt Lo-fi Elements with Source Audio’s completely reimagined and reengineered Neuro 3 software elevates an already great pedal to new heights. Access free, stage-ready presets from Neuro’s ever-expanding library of factory and Neuro Community presets. Or explore and experiment with ALL of Artifakt's lo-fi elements with Neuro’s powerful editing tool