Parallelarator

What is Parallel Mixing and Wet/Dry/Wet?
Parallel mixing is a signal routing technique where the original dry guitar signal is split and processed through multiple effect units/pedals in parallel, rather than in series. This approach allows the unprocessed tone to remain intact while blending in effects to create a richer, more dynamic sound.
A wet/dry/wet (WDW) setup takes this concept further by routing the dry signal to one amplifier (or speaker) while sending the processed "wet" signals to two separate amplifiers. This configuration creates a spacious, stereo soundstage, offering clarity and depth without sacrificing the core tone of the guitar (or other instrument).

Why Use Parallel Mixing or WDW?

What is Dry Kill in Effects Units and Why Use It with Parallel Mixing?
Dry Kill refers to a feature in some effects pedals or units that completely removes the dry (unprocessed) signal from the output. When enabled, only the wet (processed) signal is passed through. This is especially useful in parallel mixing setups, where the dry signal is already handled separately by the mixing device, such as the Parallelarator.
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Maintain Tone Integrity: Keep your original dry tone clear and punchy while enhancing it with effects.
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Enhanced Depth and Dimension: Achieve a wide, immersive stereo field for live or studio settings.
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Greater Control: Blend wet and dry signals independently for precise tonal shaping.
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Versatility: Perfect for diverse setups, from small gigs to large arenas, offering consistent sound quality.
Parallel mixing and WDW setups are ideal for guitarists seeking the ultimate balance of clarity, flexibility, and sonic creativity.

What is the Parallelarator and why do I need one?
The Parallelarator is a compact, pedalboard-friendly solution for achieving true wet/dry/wet parallel mixing with your existing effects pedals and pedalboard.
Designed for ultimate flexibility and ease of use, it eliminates the need for additional components, buffers/splitters, specialized cables, or complex setups.
Perfect for musicians seeking studio-quality tone on stage, in the rehearsal room or recording studio. The Parallelarator seamlessly integrates into your rig while maintaining pristine sound quality.