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Grain Cloud, Grain Verb and Forward/Reverse Verb
The three modes respectively create evolving granular texture, dense granular reverb, or an interaction between forward and reverse reverb.

Independent shopping perspective
Walrus Audio’s Lüm is a granular, textural reverb pedal that treats reverb as an active part of the performance. Grain Cloud builds shifting granular movement around notes, Grain Verb places those fragments inside denser washes, and Forward/Reverse Verb combines forward and reverse reverb behavior. The Moment switch can move one selected knob to a stored target while held, creating transitions without reaching for a control. Three presets, selectable bypass behavior and the 0.5x–2x Stretch engine make it useful for recalling and reshaping evolving ambient or glitch-focused textures.


Strong match
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.

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The three modes respectively create evolving granular texture, dense granular reverb, or an interaction between forward and reverse reverb.
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Holding the Moment switch automates one of five knobs toward a defined target setting.
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It shifts sample rate across that range, affecting grain size, reverb decay and filter tone.
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Red, Green and Blue presets store sounds and fade between settings.
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Choose natural reverb decay or an abrupt stop when bypassing.
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Moment-control transitions can be set for immediate, medium or slow glides.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has three onboard presets: Red, Green and Blue.
When held, it automates one of the pedal’s five knobs toward a defined target setting.
Yes. Trails allows decay to continue, while Instant Cut stops it abruptly.
Grain Cloud, Grain Verb and Forward/Reverse Verb.
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