The TWA Team is super stoked to announce our most unique invention yet - the DM-02 Dynamorph. Distortion? Fuzz? Filter? Synth? Dynamorph is all of these, and much more. Featuring a distortion circuit where the amount and type of saturation is intricately and inextricably linked to the input signal level, Dynamorph creates multi-layered, highly complex waveforms that twist and morph your instrument's harmonic structure in bizarre yet decidedly musical ways. Add to this an envelope-detection circuit that allows control of distortion events via playing dynamics, and you have the extremely powerful tool for musical expression that is Dynamorph. Depending on control settings and playing technique, Dynamorph can create an almost unlimited variety of filthy, flittering filter effects that will add depth and dimension to your notes. Tight chirps, greasy gurgles, & long, yawning sweeps are all available by simply varying your picking attack. A light touch with low Drive settings can yield sagging, fuzzy burps that reside somewhere between a “starved voltage” fuzz and a dirty Moog filter set to tight decay. Increased Drive settings create higher order harmonics that subsequently drop in pitch as the note decays (think swept resonant filter). Playing double stops and chords will generate bizarre intermodulation effects that border on ring modulation but with less dissonance.