tc electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler

tc electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler
Mimiq Mini Doubler brings you the same ground-breaking live guitar doubling as its bigger brother. With our proprietary doubler algorithm condensed and squeezed it into a tiny enclosure, Mimiq Mini delivers actual studio-grade double tracking in an impossibly small pedal. Turn it on and hear your guitar gain an epic grandeur belying Mimiqs small size, as if you were suddenly accompanied by your own personal second gutarist. Condensed down to its true, extraordinary essence, Mimiq Mini gives you more tone for less pedalboard real estate.

Mimiq Doubler couldn’t be further from the crude artificial double tracking devices of yesteryear. Mimiq is a new breed. It’s AUTHENTIC double tracking! When you’re double tracking in the studio, each take is different. There’ll be slight differences in your timing, your attack and your pitch. All of these random factors are what gives the final recording depth and that larger than life feel. Hence we’ve spent countless hours and consumed countless cups of coffee in order to create an innovative algorithm that perfectly captures all of these beautiful elusive nuances, letting you access the magic of the studio directly through your pedalboard.

Mimiq Doubler makes you the master of puppets, letting you pull the strings of your very own guitar-toting clone. And when you say “ROCK!” he asks “How Hard!?”. Make him follow your lead with razor sharp precision, or let him hang back a little for a more loose and groovy feel. Heck, you can even pour some imaginary beer on him for extremely out-of-sync riffin’, just to test your drummer’s sanity.

The world of rock simply wouldn’t have been the same without guitar doubling. Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning” would have been a pretty anemic affair without its bone-crushing wall of double-tracked axes. Dimebag Darrel’s riffs wouldn’t have sounded far beyond driven, and Randy Rhodes’ solos would have lost some serious sizzle if they hadn’t double-tracked them. With Mimiq Doubler you can recreate these huge recorded tones live on stage, without sacrificing acres of pedalboard space.