The Soran Tiny Stomp is a desktop amp modeling multi-effects processor: a pedal-sized unit that combines what the review calls professional DSM Amp Simulation, 125 effects, 40-second stereo loop recording and a drum machine in one box. It is designed for guitars and basses, and for desktop, studio or live use, whether practicing, recording or performing1.
Pedal of the Day, reviewing it in May 2026, was struck by how much Soran fit into the housing: "I don't think I've even seen one that's as small and packs in as many features as today's pedal does." The reviewer described it as "all in a package that's just a little bit bigger than your phone"1.
What the Tiny Stomp does
The amp modeling runs on Soran's DSM (Dynamic Spectrum Modeling) engine, which the review describes as combining black-box modeling with neural-network-based analysis to reproduce amp tones1. On top of the amp section, the unit carries 125 effects, a 40-second stereo looper and a drum machine, so a single unit can cover practice at a desk, tracking in a studio and playing live1.
The headphone and stereo line outputs are central to that flexibility. As Pedal of the Day put it, they "make it easy to move between desktop practice, studio use, and live setups"1.
Modules, amp models and presets
The Tiny Stomp's signal chain is built from named modules, and it can run up to 10 of them at once1:
The AMP module draws on 30 DSM amp models: 25 for guitar and 5 for bass, covering clean, crunch and high-gain tones1. Beyond the built-in models, the unit supports NFILE (NAM) model imports with 10 available slots, so players using neural amp captures can load their own1.
Presets run to up to 99 user slots, split by instrument: 01 to 80 for guitar tones and 81 to 99 for bass tones1.
The Tiny Stomp is one of two related multi-effects units Soran has in this line. The larger Soran Dual Stomp Dual Pedal Amp Modeling Multi-Effects Processor adds a second footswitch format and, per its review, 11 simultaneous modules. For a wider view of the category, see Multi-effects Pedals.
What reviewers said
The published coverage so far is Pedal of the Day's May 2026 review, which received a unit from Soran. The reviewer's verdict centered on the size-to-feature ratio, calling it "an ultra-compact comprehensive effecter" and noting it was as small as any multi-effects they had seen while packing in as many features1.
Videos
Pedal of the Day and SORAN AUDIO
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Questions
Does the Soran Tiny Stomp work for bass?
Yes. Pedal of the Day describes it as specifically designed for guitars and basses. It includes 5 bass amp models alongside the 25 guitar models, and its 99 user presets are split between the two: slots 01 to 80 hold guitar tones and slots 81 to 99 hold bass tones.
How many amp models does the Tiny Stomp include?
Thirty DSM amp models are included: 25 for guitar and 5 for bass, covering clean, crunch and high-gain tones according to Pedal of the Day's review.
Can the Tiny Stomp load NAM captures?
Yes. The Tiny Stomp supports NFILE (NAM) model imports with 10 available slots, so players can load neural amp captures into the unit.
How long is the Tiny Stomp looper?
The looper records 40 seconds, in stereo, with Auto Rec and LOOP SYNC support. Pedal of the Day also counts 100 drum patterns on board that can back up practice or performance.
Does the Tiny Stomp have a headphone output?
Yes. It has headphone and stereo line outputs, which Pedal of the Day notes make it easy to move between desktop practice, studio use and live setups.
How many effects can run at once on the Tiny Stomp?
The Tiny Stomp supports up to 10 simultaneous modules, drawn from its module list of GATE, OD/FX, AMP, CAB, EQ, MODULATION, DELAY, REVERB, LOOPER and DRUM.
Sources (1)
- Soran Tiny Stomp Amp Modeling Multi-Effects Processor, Pedal of the Day, 2026-05-09
