All loops, overdubs, and settings can be saved and recalled later using the pedal’s 16 user presets.
The Dream Sequence is amazing, but nothing alike the Microcosm. Both can store presets, as far as I know. Mirocosm + any sort of midi control is an absolute powerhouse setup. IJ integrated far better into my existing gear and workflow, and wasnt such a stretch financially.
#Hologram infinite jets vs microcosm generator#
Microcosm is a full on STEREO soundscape generator with looper. Unfortunately I missed out on the first and second batches of releases, and was. See here for a description of why I bought an Infinite Jets instead of a Microcosm: IJ vs Microcosm IJ IMO is a standalone MONO synth style pedal with glitchy stuff. You'll be able to 'slice, stretch, rearrange and manipulate on the fly, and save 16 sets of loops and settings. It's a looper and granular effects pedal that lets you slice and dice your sound on the fly, without resorting to DAW backup. Controls: Drive, Dry, Env Shape/LFO Shape, Env Time/LFO. Hologram Electronics has revealed its latest, typically radical effects unit, the Microcosm stompbox. Microcosm was announced at I wanted one immediately. Built with two independent sampling channels with infinite sustain and four unique modes for creating sounds from atmospheric pads to glitchy drones to an 80s synth, the Hologram Electronics Infinite Jets Resynthesizer provides a pedal experience like none other on the market. Dream sequence is more rhythmic and interactive. Flash forward 3 years, I had decided to save up for the Infinite Jets, before hearing news of a new pedal that acted almost like a powerhouse for granular synthesis by the lovely folks at Hologram Electronics. When you’ve found a sound you like, the built-in stereo phrase looper can capture up to 60 seconds of your performance and even allows for layering phrases from different effects. They are near completely different machines, and would say for soundscapes Microcosm is the king. Tweak the sound further using Microcosm's built-in pitch modulation, lush stereo reverb (with 4 selectable modes), and resonant lowpass filter.
With the Microcosm everything seems to fall into place and make pretty much perfect sense from first glance - where the control topology appears to be very. Microcosm's 11 groundbreaking effects (with a total of 44 preset variations) allow you to slice, stretch, rearrange, and manipulate your playing in musical ways. I’ve been intrigued by Hologram’s previous units - the Dream Sequence and Infinite Jets - but their core features / functions and control topologies always seemed a touch opaque to me. Cascading microloops can be locked into tight tap-tempo synced rhythms, diffused into glacial ambient textures, woven into hypnotic drones, and much more. Microcosm rearranges and reinterprets your sound in new and exciting ways using a variety of granular sampling, delay, and looping techniques.
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