- Fixed knobs and switches responding in the wrong place on high-resolution displays or when Windows display scaling is turned up, including FL Studio on 4K screens.
- Updated the plug-in artwork for the v1.3 release.
- The sound, controls, automation, and saved settings are unchanged.
- Existing projects will open normally. Your DAW will recognize this as the same Core v1 plug-in.

JCM800 2203 → Greenback 4×12 → close SM57
- Tech Specs
- Windows 10/11 : VST3, CLAP
- macOS 10.15+ : AU, VST3, CLAP
- Needs a compatible 64-bit DAW
- Recommended : 16 GB RAM
Soda Meiser Core
muff-like scrambled fuzz
It may have a peculiar name, but the Soda Meiser is probably one of the most classic sounding pedals I produce. At lower magnitude the Soda Meiser has a very Big Muff like quality but with a lot more character. At higher magnitude, it becomes disharmonic fuzz bliss that reminds many of the Ampeg Scrambler.
People have compared the Soda Meiser’s sound to that of the Smashing Pumpkins and Jeff Buckley. I find it to be the perfect pedal for adding layers of fuzz over synth and bass when recording in the studio or on tour.
The Soda Meiser has graced the boards of many greats including : The Hives, My Bloody Valentine, Nels Cline, Nine Inch Nails, Silversun Pickups, and UNKLE.
This is an accurate component to component simulation of exactly how my pedals work. Not a generic distortion curve or an inferior NAM snapshot. This is the real deal, and it’s gorgeous.
A Spectrum Taper toggle spreads tone more evenly across the pregain allowing you more useful access to a wide variety of fuzz tones harder to reach in the original fuzz.
Version history
v1.2Windows + macOSPrevious release
