Singular Sound Aeros Loop Studio shown at NAMM

January 1, 2024 · 2 sources

The Singular Sound Aeros Loop Studio was reported as a new product at NAMM by Delicious Audio on January 26, 2024¹. The Singular Sound pedal is a looper that lets a player create, perform and record both parallel and sequential loops, with up to six tracks per song¹.

According to Delicious Audio, the pedal has dual modes and quantization options, hands-free navigation and silent footswitches¹. It offers a Mixer Mode for adjusting track volumes on the screen, and players can import their own backing tracks to play along with¹. Looping aids include auto quantize, what the report calls Intelligent End-of-Measure Forgiveness, and undo/redo commands¹. Built-in effects include auto-fade in/out, reverse track and loop decay¹. The pedal can act as a MIDI transmitter or receiver, sending and receiving commands such as time signature, transitions and start/stop¹.

Recording capacity is given as up to 20 minutes of mono audio per track, or 10 hours per song, with 24-bit audio and 32-bit floating point processing¹. Players can control line and instrument levels, route inputs to different outputs, and choose between stereo and mono audio¹. RockBoard's PedalPedia lists the circuit as digital, running on 9V DC, center negative, at 300mA². It describes the pedal as offering up to 6 song parts, each with up to 6 tracks layered over each other, plus unlimited overdubs².

Neither report gives a price or a ship date. Delicious Audio's article carries no price, and the PedalPedia entry lists technical data only²¹. The PedalPedia page also links a manual for firmware 5.1.1². The Aeros sits among the looping pedals covered on the site.