Detail 01
Worker control
Sets the level of the input signal after it has been made fuzzy.

Independent shopping perspective
Swarm is an analog fuzz harmonizer built around a square-wave version of your input. It offers nine selectable harmony intervals spread across two octaves, with separate level controls for the fuzzed direct signal and the two harmony voices. Flight and Sting shape how the harmonies move and respond, ranging from close tracking to deliberately unstable modulation. The controls interact closely, so it rewards hands-on adjustment when you want to build a sound around the pedal rather than leave it on one fixed setting.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Sets the level of the input signal after it has been made fuzzy.
Detail 02
Selects one of nine harmony intervals.
Detail 03
Set the levels of the two harmony voices, which remain an octave apart.
Detail 04
Adjust the harmonies' modulation response and how quickly they follow your playing.
Detail 05
Use these measurements when planning its place in a pedal setup.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Species selects from nine harmony intervals, arranged across two octaves.
Yes. Worker controls the fuzzy input level, while Queen and Drone set the two harmony-voice levels.
Flight and Sting control the harmonies' movement and tracking response, from close-following behavior to more unstable motion.
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