Waubaby Multi-Wah

WAUBABY is not just another Wah-Wah effect. It is the biggest existing collection of known Wah pedals emulations all in one box. Now it couldn’t be easier to select that special Wah tone you need from 35 Wah models and 70 modes. This is a collection of most the popular, most recognized and iconic Wah pedals also including artist signature pedals with further expanded range modes for creating your own ultimate wah tone in the Reason Rack. Now you can have a big bag of Wah pedals all contained within one Rack Extension. This is WAUBABY baby!!!!

Select the frequency range pedal model and sweep it using the pedal with either frequency knob or even a foot controller. From narrow and high to subtle and broad tones everything is possible using the various Wah pedal models and modes of WAHBABY.

The Wah pedal shifts a bandpass filter with a resonant peak creating the sounds of a trumpet mute, or a human voice like a “Wah-Wah” also known today as “Wacka-Wacka” on rhythm guitar.
The Wah effects usually work on the guitar mid range sound. Some pedals have been specially created for use with Bass guitars. Many keyboardists also use Wah effects with keys and synthesizers to produce humanized sounds. WAUBABY includes Wah models and modes for guitars, bass and also include allows for frequency range mode tweaking for more effective use with various other kinds of incoming signals.
6-BAND EQ helps to control and remove Wah artifacts from the processed signal. Envelope follower section measures incoming audio signal level and uses it as a Frequency modulator.

The Wah Pedal is a frequency range filter effect, it is very popular in the world of music since its innovation in the 1960’s as an experimental solution to mid range boosting of a guitar signal.
WAUBABY is a unique and must-have effect collection for all fans of Wah.

Try it now in the Reason Rack.

In 1960’s one famous company produce a preamp which included an innovational MRB section (Mid Range Resonant Boost), used to articulate mid range frequency.
They found that boost switching between two MRB positions created a “Wah-Wah” sound. They added a remote pedal for controlling this sound to have resulted and unique effect for guitar.
By rocking the foot on the pedal the guitarist could sweep the mid-frequency boost simulating the “wow-wow” effect of a trumpet with a harmonical mute.
The first Wah pedal appeared on the market in 1967 as the “VOX Clyde McCoy Wah-Wah pedal”™. Later in 1968, company produced the main known in the world “Cry Baby”™ pedal.

The Wah pedal shifts a bandpass filter with a resonant peak creating the sounds of a trumpet mute, or a human voice like a “Wah-Wah” also known today as “Wacka-Wacka” on rhythm guitar.
All Wah pedal models in history vary in their by frequency ranges, but the main functionality is the same from time to ine with some additions.

FREQUENCY: Changes bandwidth frequency and gain linked to the frequency. Moving the pedal boosts a defined range of frequencies and sweeps the frequency center of this boost to create wah effect.
RESONANCE: Amount of the resonant peak at center frequency
SMOOTH TIME: Time smooth of the Frequency parameter between min/max pedal positions (0-20ms) for glue effect at the sweeping
FREQ RANGE: Selection of 35 different pedal models, with up to 70 frequency modes which work within defined frequency ranges

Envelope follower section measures incoming audio signal level and uses it as a Frequency modulator

6-BAND EQ helps to control and remove Wah artifacts from the processed signal

BOOSTER: maximizer level wich boosts (up to +60 dB) and compresses signal

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1/4” Foot pedal converter to USB MIDI

It is highly recommended to use an external expression pedal as a controller for the WAHBABY Multi-Wah effect.
Create a custom converter box that converts the output signal of the 1/4 ” jack expression pedal to a midi signal transmitted via USB to your computer. The converter project is based on Arduino, as a cheap and easy-to-build solution. Read the guide on how to build an Expression->USB MIDI converter

UPDATE 1.2.2:

Bugfix: 6-EQ Bands can ignore some value changes

UPDATE 1.2.1:
- Effect no longer clicks with short pauses in the audio processing

UPDATE 1.2.0:
- 7 new pedal models and 9 new frequency range modes
Morly Power Wah
Colorsnd Wah
Ibnz Wh10 v3 Wah (Guitar and Bass versions)
IBS Stanley Clark Signatured Bass Wah
DNLP Justin Chancellor Wah (Guitar Wah and UK Filter modes)
DNLP Nocentelli Mardi Gras Wah
Sonic Wahoo Wah
Finally, now avaliable 35 pedals and 70 frequency range modes.

UPDATE 1.1.3, 1.1.2:
- Stereo signal bugfix.
- More smoothing character to reduce low noise artefacts.

UPDATE 1.1.0:
- 7 new pedal models:
Legendary original models [XOV 748V, ITALY JN 85, CB CLSC]
Artists signature models [WILD Z, BDFF, GZR BLS BASS]
Special models [CARA BASS]
UPDATE 1.0.1:
- 9 new frequency range modes
- Bug-fix: Envelope Follower not work