Old Blood Noise Endeavors Scooch Tap Tempo
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A dedicated controller to keep tempo under your foot
Scooch was designed as a natural extension of Old Blood Noise Endeavors pedals that accept a Tap In/Ext input: you maintain clear rhythmic control without altering your audio chain. The principle is intentionally minimalist: the host pedal "understands" the tempo, Scooch simply triggers it cleanly.
For whom and in what contexts?
Ideal if you use synchronized effects (delay, modulation, tremolo, sequencer) and want to set the tempo live or in the studio without letting go of the neck. Perfect for compact pedalboards and for musicians who prefer a dedicated tap tempo rather than a multifunction switch.
Features and compatibilities
Connect Scooch with a TS cable to a compatible Tap Tempo / Ext input: it sends a momentary, normally open signal (Tip connected to Sleeve only when pressed). It can also be used for remote switching or any application requiring this type of contact via a TS cable.
The sound
Scooch does not process sound: it adds no coloration or gain. Its impact is musical rather than tonal, helping you lock repetitions, pulses, and effect animations to the actual tempo of the song, with a clean and immediate foot-triggered activation.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Remote Control | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Multicolor |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Scooch Tap Tempo compatible with all pedals?
Compatibility applies to Old Blood Noise Endeavors pedals equipped with a Tap In/Ext input, as well as devices accepting a normally open momentary contact via TS jack. The host pedal must have this type of control input.
What cable is needed to connect this tap tempo?
A TS cable is required to connect the control output to the host pedal's compatible Tap Tempo or Ext input.
How does the footswitch contact work?
When pressed, the switch connects only the Tip to the Sleeve. The contact is momentary and normally open. No audio signal is transmitted through this connection.
Does the tap tempo alter the guitar sound?
No coloration or gain is added, as this controller does not process the audio signal. Its function is to trigger the tempo of repeats, pulses, or modulations on the connected pedal.
Old Blood Noise Endeavors Scooch Tap Tempo for live use: what is its purpose?
Its pedal format allows setting the tempo of synchronized effects by foot, notably delay, tremolo, modulation, or sequencer, without releasing the instrument. It can also provide remote switching when a normally open TS contact is expected.
