Old Blood Noise Endeavors has introduced the IOTA Tone Generator and Float V2 dual analog filter. Both products are offered in three colorways, with distributor ADG announcing shipments in early November 2026.
IOTA uses an oscillator to send musical sequences through a pedalboard. Players select a root note, scale intervals and octave, then use the footswitch to start the sequence. The instrument was designed in collaboration with Andy Othling and is handmade in Oklahoma.
The tone generator provides sequenced notes, arpeggios and drones from a chosen root and scale. A Scramble function changes the order of notes and holds that order until switched off. Other features include seven sequencer subdivisions, a five-octave range, 16 skip patterns, random skip probability and an auxiliary footswitch that can trigger notes, set tap tempo or change presets.
IOTA has 12 onboard presets and 127 available through MIDI. Expression control can operate combinations of knobs saved with a preset. MIDI input and output use 3.5 mm TRS Type A connections, supporting clock, note and control-change messages. Firmware updates are delivered over USB-C.
Float V2 revisits the pair of analog filters used in the original Float pedal. The updated model adds presets, MIDI, USB-Cupdates and expression control.
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