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Master List of 329 Guitar Pedals with MIDI Ports Onboard

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Updated by Bobby Kittleberger

Updated on March 26th, 2023

More expression pedals, multi-effects, preamps, and EQ. Brands include Strymon, Jackson Audio, AmpliTube, EHX, Boss, Empress and others. Thanks again to Kim Jung who is helping us out a ton.

Parent article: Best Guitar Pedals

For those who follow Guitar Chalk, you might have noticed we've written some content focusing on MIDI foot controllers and how they can improve our guitar rigs. As we've been writing about and researching this topic, we thought, "Hmm, wouldn't it be handy to have a list of all the guitar pedals that support a MIDI connection." In most cases you have to find them by reading each spec sheet, as there's usually no option on retail websites to sort by MIDI ports.

In response, this list is simply meant to be that sorting mechanism.

It's not a review, recommendation or ranking.

It's just a place where you can find all the guitar pedals with MIDI ports in one place, for browsing and comparison.

Looking for MIDI controllers instead? Checkout our roundup of MIDI controllers here.

What this list assumes

This list assumes that you already know the purpose of (or perhaps own already) a MIDI foot controller. It also assumes you're aware of how they work and interface with your pedals or processors.

For more information on how to set up a MIDI foot control, I'll refer you to the following articles:

Where can I get MIDI cables?

MIDI cables are easy to find at pretty much any music retailer or even anyplace that sells electronics. Amazon has plenty of different lengths to choose from, so here are a few options you might want to consider.

 Table of Contents (click to jump)
What this list assumes
Where can I get MIDI cables?
Multi Effects Guitar Pedals with MIDI Ports
Ambient Pedals with MIDI Ports
Modulation Pedals with MIDI Ports
Distortion Pedals (gain) with MIDI Ports
Octavers, Filters, Synth, and Pitch Shifting
Volume, EQ, Expression, and Compression Pedals with MIDI Control
Anything to add?

Multi Effects Guitar Pedals with MIDI Ports

Our list of multi-effects pedals and processors with MIDI connections.

Our list of multi-effects pedals and processors with MIDI connections.

For most of our product reviews we take our own photos, in-house. Thank goodness for portrait mode. For those interested in using these photos, that is completely fine with us as long as you give us credit and don't claim the work as your own. Simply linking to guitarchalk.com near the photo is totally fine.

MIDI guitar pedals will most often come in the form of a multi effects stompbox. This is because the MIDI technology is more applicable to pedals with a wide range of functionality. In fact, it's highly recommended that you use a MIDI foot controller with pedals like these, simply because they're too complex to work without an external control system.

As a consequence, we're not crazy about multi effects pedals that don't provide MIDI ports. Line 6, DigiTech and Boss are some of the most popular manufacturers that make it happen.

  1. Line 6 M5 Stompbox Modeler
  2. Line 6 M9 Stompbox Modeler
  3. Line 6 M13 Stompbox Modeler
  4. Line 6 POD HD500X
  5. Rocktron Utopia G200
  6. Line 6 POD XT Live
  7. Boss GT-10B Bass Multi-Effects Processor
  8. Rocktron Utopia G300
  9. EHX 45000 Guitar Looper
  10. Boss GT-100
  11. Boss GT-1000CORE
  12. Headrush Pedalboard (no longer available)
  13. Headrush MX5
  14. Rocktron Utopia B300 Bass Multi-Effects Processor
  15. Valeton GP-200
  16. Valeton GP-200LT
  17. Flamma FX200
  18. Hotone Ampero 2 Stomp
  19. Seymour Duncan Andromeda Dynamic Delay
  20. Yamaha DG Stomp (discontinued, available used)
  21. Rocktron Cyborg Series (discontinued, available used)
  22. Source Audio SA163 Universal Expression Control with MIDI 
  23. Source Audio SA170 Programmable EQ
  24. Roger Linn Design AdrenaLinn III  Multi FX Pedal with MIDI
  25. Mod DUO from MOD Devices
  26. GigRig G2 MIDI Controller
  27. Fractal Audio MCF-101 MIDI Foot Controller
  28. Fractal Audio FX8 MARK II Multi-Effects Pedalboard
  29. Fractal Audio AX8 Amp Modeler + Multi FX
  30. Fractal Audio Axe-FX II XL+ Preamp/Effects Processor
  31. Fractal Audio FM3 Amp Modeler
  32. Two Notes Torpedo C.A.B Simulator
  33. Selah Effects Scarlett Love Overdrive V3
  34. Poly Expressive MIDI Foot Controller
  35. Alexander Pedals Syntax Error
  36. Line 6 Helix
  37. Line 6 Helix LT
  38. Musicom Lab EFX Pedal Switchers (MK-V)
  39. RJM Mastermind Programmable Pedal Switchers
  40. WMD Geiger Counter ProSonuus Voluume
  41. Free the Tone Programable Analog 10-Band EQ 
  42. Future Impact Bass Guitar Synth Pedal
  43. Two Notes Torpedo Studio
  44. Two Notes Torpedo Live
  45. Two Notes Torpedo Le Clean
  46. Two Notes Le Bass
  47. Mooer Preamp Live
  48. TC Electronic G System
  49. Fender Mustang Floor (no longer available)
  50. Boss MS-3 Switcher
  51. TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3
  52. TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3 Extreme
  53. Line 6 HX Stomp
  54. Line 6 HX Stomp XL
  55. Line 6 HX Effects
  56. Line 6 POD GO
  57. Roger Linn AdrenaLinn III
  58. Mooer GE 250
  59. Mooer GE 300
  60. Chase Bliss Audio Condor
  61. EHX Super Switcher
  62. Empress Zoia
  63. Boss RC-10R
  64. Source Audio SA249 C4 Synth
  65. Source Audio Soundblox Pro Poly-Mod Filter
  66. Source Audio Soundblox Pro Bass Envelope Filter
  67. Source Audio Soundblox 2 OFD Guitar MicroModeler
  68. Source Audio Soundblox 2 OFD Bass MicroModeler
  69. Source Audio Soundblox 2 Stingray Multi Filter
  70. Source Audio Soundblox 2 Manta Bass Filter
  71. Pilot Wave MIDI Effects Sequencer
  72. Montreal Assembly 856
  73. Chase Bliss Audio Preamp MKII
  74. Source Audio EQ2
  75. Walrus Audio Mako ACS1 Acoustic Simulator
  76. Airstep Smart Multi Controller by XSonic
  77. Poly Beebo
  78. Mod Duo X
  79. Mod Dwarf
  80. TC Electronic Plethora X3
  81. TC Electronic Plethora X5
  82. Zoom G11
  83. Yamaha AG Stomp (acoustic)
  84. Boss RC-202 (looper)
  85. Boss RC-500 (looper)
  86. Boss RC-505 (looper)
  87. Boss RC-600 (looper)
  88. Singular Sound Aeros Loop Station
  89. Pigtronix Infinity 3 Looper
  90. EHX 45000 (looper)
  91. NUX Cerberus
  92. Neural DSP Quad Cortex
  93. Eventide UltraTap
  94. Donner Arena 2000
  95. Harley Benton DNAfx GiT Pro
  96. Hotone Ampero
  97. Hotone Ampero II Stomp
  98. Chase Bliss Audio Blooper
  99. Kemper Profiler Stage
  100. Free the Tone Future Factory FF-1Y Phase Modulation Delay
  101. TC Electronic Ditto X4 Looper
  102. Electro-Harmonix 95000 Performance Loop 19
  103. FoxGer Anubi 
  104. Donner Arena 2000
  105. Korg AX3000G (discontinued)
  106. VOX ToneLab LE (discontinued)
  107. JOYO Cabinet Modeling and Amp Simulator Pedal
  108. Blackstar Dept. 10 AMPED 2
  109. Atomic AmpliFire 6
  110. Atomic AmpliFire 12
  111. Boss GX-100
  112. Headrush Prime 

Ambient Pedals with MIDI Ports

Our list of ambient guitar pedals with MIDI connections.

Our list of ambient guitar pedals with MIDI connections.

Ambient effects typically include delay, echo and reverb.

Delay, in particular, is often multi-faceted and complex in that you can have multiple types of delay and a variety of parameters to control those different modes.

TC Electronic, Pigtronix and Eventide have built some of the most intense and feature-rich MIDI-controllable delay pedals on the market. In fact, Bobby did a full Pigtronix Echolution 2 Ultra Pro review providing a clear picture of what a MIDI-compatible delay pedal can do.

  1. Boss DD-500 Digital Delay
  2. Source Audio SA260 Nemesis Delay
  3. TC Electronic Flashback Triple Delay
  4. TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Vintage Delay
  5. Korg SDD-3000 Programmable Digital Delay
  6.  Pigtronix Echolution 2 Filter Pro Multi-Tap Delay
  7. Strymon Timeline Multidimensional Delay
  8. Alexander Pedals Super Radical Delay
  9. Pigtronix Echolution 2 Ultra Pro
  10. Empress Effects Reverb
  11. Eventide Space Reverb and Beyond
  12. GFI System Specular Tempus
  13. Source Audio Ventris Reverb
  14. Meris Mercury7 Reverb
  15. Meris Polymoon Delay
  16. Mooer Ocean Machine Reverb, Delay and Looper
  17. Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Delay
  18. Stone Deaf Syncopy Analog Delay
  19. Alexander Pedals Quadrant Audio Mirror Delay
  20. Strymon Volante
  21. Boss DD-200
  22. Source Audio SA247 True Spring Reverb
  23. Red Panda Particle V2 Granular Delay (via USB)
  24. Red Panda Raster V2
  25. Alexander Pedals History Lesson V3
  26. Walrus Audio Mako R1 High-Fidelity Reverb
  27. Walrus Audio Mako D1 High-Fidelity Delay
  28. IK Multimedia X-Time
  29. IK Multimedia X-Space
  30. Zander Circuitry Duplo (TRS to MIDI adapter)
  31. Geckoplex EP-5 Delay (1/8" to DIN)
  32. Alexander Pedals Space Force (MIDI via TRS)
  33. Alexander Pedals Rewind
  34. Neunaber Audio Illumine Reverb
  35. Chase Bliss Audio Generation Lose (tape delay)
  36. Vongon Polyphase
  37. A Sound Odyssey Reverb
  38. Dr. Scientist the Atmosphere Reverb
  39. Zander Circuitry Templo
  40. Meris LVX Modular Delay System
  41. Source Audio Collider
  42. NUX NDD-7 Tape Echo/Delay
  43. Alexander Pedals Oblivion Delay
  44. Empress Effects Echosystem
  45. Red Panda Context 2 Reverb (MIDI via TRS)
  46. Line 6 DL4 MKII Delay Modeler
  47. Wampler Metaverse
  48. Boss RE-202 Space Echo
  49. Laney BCC The Difference Engine
  50. Eventide MicroPitch
  51. Suhr Discovery Delay
  52. Eventide Blackhole Reverb
  53. Eventide Rose Delay
  54. Eventide TimeFactor
  55. Chase Bliss Audio Habit
  56. Chase Bill Audio MOOD Delay
  57. Chase Bliss Audio Dark World
  58. Chase Bliss Audio Thermae Analog Delay
  59. Chase Bliss Audio Warped Vinyl Reverb
  60. Jet Pedals Revelation Reverb
  61. Free the Tone Cosmic Wave CW-1Y Delay
  62. Free the Tone Flight Time FT-2Y Delay
  63. Free the Tone Ambi Space AS-1R Reverb
  64. Alexander Superball Delay
  65. T-Rex Replica Delay
  66. Seymour Duncan Silver Lake Reverb
  67. Seymour Duncan Dark Sun Digital Delay + Reverb
  68. Strymon Flint Reverb (via TRS)
  69. TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 x 4 Reverb
  70. TC Electronic ND-1 Nova Delay
  71. Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M
  72. A Sound Odyssey Servus Pedale
  73. EB ReTracer Delay
  74. Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo
  75. Strymon blueSky Reverberator V2
  76. Strymon Deco V2 Tape Saturation Delay
  77. Strymon DIG Digital Delay Pedal
  78. Strymon NightSky Time-Warped Reverb
  79. Strymon BigSky Reverb
  80. Boss RV-500 Reverb
  81. Strymon Cloudburst Reverb

Modulation Pedals with MIDI Ports

Modulation pedals with a MIDI connection.

Modulation pedals with a MIDI connection.

The reason you don't see quite as many modulation-focused MIDI pedals is that modulation effects (chorus, phaser, flanger, tremolo, etc.) are largely handled as multi-effects units, like the Line 6 M series.

However, Eventide and Strymon both make solid modulation boxes, where Strymon is probably the most complete of the two.

  1. Source Audio SA242 Gemini Chorus (via USB)
  2. Source Audio SA240 Mercury Flanger (via USB)
  3. Eventide ModFactor Modulation Effects Stompbox
  4. Strymon Mobius Multidimensional Modulation
  5. Boss MD-500 Modulation
  6. Alexander Pedals Wavelength
  7. Stone Deaf Tremotron Tremolo
  8. EHX Mod Rex Polyrhythmic Modulator
  9. Boss MD-200 Modulation
  10. Source Audio S241 Lunar Phaser
  11. Source Audio SA243 Vertigo Tremolo
  12. Source Audio Soundblox 2 Orbital Modulator
  13. Wampler Terraform Modulation
  14. IK Multimedia X-Vibe
  15. Zander Circuitry Junipero (TRS to MIDI adapter)
  16. GFI System Synesthesia
  17. Zander Circuitry Junipero Modulator
  18. Red Panda Bitmap to Reduction and Modulation (MIDI via TRS)
  19. Eventide TriceraChorus
  20. Medea Tech Snake
  21. ZVEX Vexter Super Seek Tremolo
  22. Free the Tone Tri Avatar TA-2H Multi-Dimensional Chorus
  23. Gamechanger Audio Bigsby Polyphonic Pitch Shifting Pedal
  24. Strymon Zelzah Multidimensional Phaser (MIDI via TRS)
  25. Alexander Pedals Marshmallow
  26. Swindler Effects the Gulf Chorus
  27. Swindler Effects Red Mountain Tremolo
  28. Alexander Pedals Sugarcube Modulation
  29. Jackson Audio New Wave
  30. Strymon Lex Rotary Speaker Simulator V2
  31. Beetronics SEABEE Multi Chorus
  32. Empress Tremolo 2

Distortion Pedals (gain) with MIDI Ports

List of distortion pedals with MIDI ports.

List of distortion pedals with MIDI ports.

The TC Electronics NOVA system is primarily an analog overdrive modeler, which is why we put it in the distortion section, despite the fact it has other effects included.

While you'll find the odd "boutique" MIDI controllable distortion pedal, the market is mostly isolated to the TC Electronic lineup and the multiwave distortion from Source Audio.

  1. Neunaber Neuron 
  2. Positive Grid BIAS Tone Match Distortion Pedal
  3. Source Audio SA140 Soundblox Pro Multiwave Distortion
  4. Source Audio L.A. Lady Overdrive (via USB)
  5. TC Electronic NOVA System Analog Overdrive/Distortion
  6. TC Electronic NDR-1 Nova Drive
  7. Decibel 11 Dirt Cloud Analog Distortion
  8. Elektron Analog Drive
  9. Ramble FX Kismet Overdrive/Distortion
  10. Two Notes Le Crunch
  11. Two Notes Le Lead
  12. Strymon Sunset and Riverside
  13. Chase Bliss Audio Brothers Gainstage
  14. Boss OD-200 Hybrid Drive
  15. Source Audio SA245 Kingmaker Fuzz
  16. Source Audio SA246 Aftershock Bass Distortion
  17. Source Audio Soundblox Pro Multiwave Bass Distortion
  18. Source Audio Soundblox 2 Multiwave Bass Distortion
  19. Source Audio Soundblox 2 Multiwave Distortion
  20. Jackson Audio Golden Boy Drive
  21. Jackson Audio Broken Arrow Overdrive
  22. Jackson Audio Bloom Preamp
  23. IK Multimedia X-Drive
  24. Wampler Pantheon Deluxe 2-Channel Overdrive
  25. Strymon Compadre
  26. Kernom RIDGE Augmented Overdrive
  27. Jet Pedals Lamb Programmable Overdrive (MIDI via TRS)
  28. Jet Pedals Lion Programmable Distortion  (MIDI via TRS)
  29. Jackson Audio Optimist Overdrive
  30. Boss IR-200 Amp and IR Cabinet
  31. Strymon Iridium & and IR Cab Simulator
  32. NUX Amp Academy NGS-6 (MIDI via USB)
  33. Darkglass Microtubes Infinity Preamp
  34. Chase Bliss Audio CXM-1978
  35. Medea Tech RedCat
  36. Medea Tech GreenFox
  37. Selah Effects Scarlett Love V3
  38. Cicognani Engineering Triple Decker Preamp
  39. Two Notes Revolt Amp Sim
  40. Two Notes Revolt Bass Preamp
  41. GFI Systems Cabzeus Speaker Simulator
  42. RJ Music (RJM) Overture Programmable Overdrive
  43. Servus Pedale Glam Distortion
  44. Darkglass Microtubes Infinity
  45. Darkglass Alpha-Omega Photon
  46. Darkglass Aggressively Distorting Machine
  47. Poly Josh Smith Flat V
  48. Mooer Preamp Live
  49. Tech 21 SansAmp PSA 2.0 Preamp
  50. IK Multimedia Amplitube ToneX
  51. Electro-Harmonix Big Muff PI Hardware

Octavers, Filters, Synth, and Pitch Shifting

Like delay, octave and pitch-shifting pedals are often complex and have a lot of different parameters which makes external MIDI control extremely helpful.

The familiar players are here, with a few extras from ZVEX, EHX and Hologram Electronics.

The DigiTech whammy pedals would all go here as well, including the newer models.

  1. Electro-Harmonix HOG2 Octaver
  2. Eventide PitchFactor Harmonizer Guitar Multi Effects Pedal
  3. ZVEX Super Singtone II
  4. DigiTech BWhammy Bass Pitch Shifter
  5. Hologram Electronics Dream Sequence Programmable Rhythm and Octaver
  6. Eventide H9 Max Harmonizer
  7. Boss SL-20 Slicer Audio Pattern Processor
  8. DigiTech Whammy Pedal Reissue with MIDI Control
  9. DigiTech Whammy DT
  10. Merris Ottobit Jr.
  11. Moog MF-105M MIDI MuRF
  12. Moog MF-108M Cluster Flux
  13. Red Panda Tensor Time Warp Pedal 
  14. Becos TS8-MS MIDI Overdrive
  15. Riff-Step DigiTech Whammy Enhancer
  16. Meris Enzo
  17. Meris Hedra
  18. Source Audio SA248 Spectrum Intelligent Filter
  19. Microcosm Hologram
  20. Alexander Pedals Fever Pitch
  21. Vongon Paragraphs
  22. Eventide H90 Harmonizer
  23. Electro Faustus EF202 Theremorph
  24. Source Audio Ultrawave Multiband Processor
  25. Source Audio Ultrawave Bass
  26. Alexander Pedals Colour Theory
  27. Boss SY-300
  28. Boss SY-200
  29. Boss SY-1000
  30. Roland GR-55
  31. Free the Tone Motion Loop ML-1L Pitch Shift Looper
  32. Alexander Pedals Super Neo-Matic Filter
  33. ZVEX Super Seek Vexter Wah (auto wah)
  34. Roland GR-20 Synth
  35. FOMOfx Virtual Jeff Pro
  36. G Lab MIDI Wowee Wah MWW-1

Volume, EQ, Expression, and Compression Pedals with MIDI Control

  1. Sonuus Voluum Volume and Multi-Effects Pedal
  2. Free the Tone PA-1Q Analog 10-Band EQ
  3. Boss EQ-200 Graphic Equalizer
  4. Source Audio Atlas Compressor
  5. Boss EV-1-WL Wireless MIDI Expression
  6. Beat Bars EX3 MIDI Expression and Volume Pedal
  7. Source Audio EQ2 Programmable Equalizer
  8. Boss EV-1-WL
  9. Prostage MIDI expression pedal (discontinued)
  10. Source Audio Reflex Universal Expression Pedal
  11. Microdesignum MIDI Expressione 1A1F
  12. PedalPusher Expression Pedal
  13. Lehle Mono Volume Pedal
  14. Lehle Dual Expression Pedal
  15. EHX 8-Step EQ
  16. Lehle Mono Volume Pedal S
  17. GFI System Duophony Parallel Signal Blender

Anything to add?

There are plenty of boutique pedal makers and manufacturers who make MIDI compatible guitar pedals that we just haven't heard of.

There may even be some mainline offerings we've missed.

However, this is a running list that we intend to update as time goes on.

In that regard, we could use some help. So, if you know of a MIDI-controllable pedal, drop us a line in the comments, along with a link to the pedal's manufacturer or sales page and we'll include it in the writeup. 

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Comments

  23. Kim Jung says

    One question: There is another type of pedals which is Band creators like the Trio from Digitech drum pedals, like the sdrum from Digitech or the Beat Buddy. Must these be in that list as well or not?

    Reply

    • Bobby Kittleberger says

      Great find. I went ahead and made a parent category for volume, compression, and EQ pedals. Not a lot in there but I think there are more that we haven’t seen yet.

      Reply

  62. Kim Jung says

    Hi Bobby, I have a long list of Midi controllers already (about 100). I categorized them in “pure Midi-Controller”, “Midi-Controller / Effect Looper” and “Midi Controller built in Pedalboard”. Shall I paste the whole list here? May be this is too much for this chat. What do you think?

    Reply

  96. Kim Jung says

    If you want to, I can create a whole list of Midi controllers. I know lots of. But I can understand if you don’t want to list them, the list meanwhile is long enough even without Midi controllers. 🙂

    Reply

  127. Kim Jung says

    Yes 🙂 I don’t give up because this list is very good and helpful. And I make a research and why not sharing the information here if it is helpful. For me it is some clicks more only. Happy to help!

    Reply

  160. Spyglasscat says

    Sorry if I’ve missed any of the following already on your list. (Great list, by the way.)

    Yamaha AG Stomp (discontinued, available used)
    Old school acoustic “cousin” to the DG Stomp; for piezo tone improvement

    Yamaha SPX2000 Reverb
    (Rackmount; not a pedal, but heard of guitarists using them in a rack)

    Boss RC-500 Looper

    Amp Modeling?
    Boss IR-200 Amp & Cab Pedal
    Strymon Iridium Amp & Cab Pedal

    Reply

    • Bobby Kittleberger says

      Thanks much. None of these were already on so I added all of them except the rackmount unit. Just don’t want to open up that can on this page. Maybe a second page of MIDI rack effects processors would be helpful? Although I think most of them are MIDI controllable.

      Reply

  178. Kim Jung says

    The Mod Dwarf and Mod DuoX are multi effects. It has modulation, reverb, delay, distortion, fuzz, overdrive, cab simulation, amp in a box, pitch shifter ans lots more. There are hundreds of plugins available. You can create whole pedalboards withnthis device. I have one at home. So, it must be shifted to multi effects.

    Reply

  185. JFX says

    The Jackson Audio Bloom is not a distortion, but a compressor and 3-band EQ with clean boost.

    Strymon Compadre has MIDI.

    Are there any other compressors with MIDI?

    Reply

  187. The Bigg says

    Excellent list

    Do you know of a table that has the interface type of MIDI presentation for all pedals. I have a wide variety of MIDI pedals and there is now a mixture of DIN, mini DIN, 3.5mm, 6.35mm, Tip send, tip return. An absolute mess given MIDI was straight forward with DIN connectivity for 30 years. It’s also not clear on compatibility between Meris, Chase Bliss or Source Audio whether all the boxes perform the same function or that they only work with that manufacturers pedals (or maybe require a reversing cable). Even the manufacturers (Boss as a recent example for me) don’t even mention the MIDI TRS settings in their manuals

    Reply

    • Bobby says

      Yeah, that’s a good question, but I honestly don’t know of a table that has this. I always prefer just a DIN connector but I try to list/mention if the pedal connects to MIDI a different way.

      Reply

  191. emilia says

    Hello,

    My name is Emilia. I am the CEO of beat bars, a brand creating equipment and software for musicians. We specialize in MIDI devices and software.
    I found your entry about MIDI pedals and decided to write; maybe it’s interesting information.
    Beat bars provide solutions for institutions related to music, such as TV, radio, recording studios, and concert halls.
    Our devices are available worldwide, from Japan, through Germany, Norway, to the United States and Mexico.
    Our largest recipient is the United States, so far we have been sending our equipment directly from Poland.

    Our devices
    MIDI Expression Pedal and MIDI Footswitch.
    EX3 is the easiest way to control music software with your feet. It provides unparalleled flexibility for MIDI users and musicians working with DAWs.
    FS3 is a programmable footswitch tailored to all needs related to MIDI control. It is a robust tool for triggering effects in VST plug-ins, stompboxes in Amp Simulators, and for switching entire programs and sound sets.
    We also have a clever alternative – USB MIDI Adapters Compact, reliable, and configurable – EX2M, FS2M, E&F2M.
    They provide a seamless connection between the pedal (expression, footswitch, sustain) your computer.

    Actually, there are not really many similar devices.
    Of course, there are big foot controllers like the Behringer FCB1010, but you can hardly find individual compact devices.
    Most of them need a separate power supply and only offer the standard 5-pin DIN connector. Our pedals are USB powered and they are USB Class Compliant MIDI devices.

    Best regards,
    Emilia

    Reply

    • Bobby says

      Emilia – thanks so much for sharing. I’ll check out your products and consider adding them to the list. We have opportunities for sponsored content as well if that’s something you’re interested in.

      Reply

  192. Justin says

    A few Chase Bliss Audio pedals are mentioned individually, and there is a separate link to the boutique manufacturer itself in the list. The manufacturer link is to Amazon and returned nothing useful for me (in the UK.) Here is the link to the pedal list on their own site: https://www.chaseblissaudio.com/pedals

    This is their current list of pedals, all of which are midi controllable and could use that same link:

    CXM 1978 (reverb)
    PREAMP MKII
    BLOOPER (looping)
    MOOD (looping + delay)
    DARK WORLD (dual channel reverb)
    THERMAE (delay + pitch shifting)
    WARPED VINYL HI-FI ( vibrato + chorus)
    TONAL RECALL (delay + modulation)
    GRAVITAS (tremolo)

    Most (all?) Chase Bliss pedals are analogue effects with digital control. No ADC/DAC involved. I would like to see a sublist of midi-controllable pedals that are just analogue effects.

    Reply

    • Bobby says

      Good find. Added.

      At this point, I’ve yet to see any tuners with MIDI control. I bet some of the rack-mounted tuning systems have it though.

      Reply

  195. VENO says

    In your anything extra column, I suggest you post a link to the Suhr MicroMIDI controller (A MIDI controllable AMP switcher) and the BECOS TS8-MS, a combo amp-switcher with built in Tube Screamer clone that is fully MIDI controllable

    Reply

  197. Jim says

    Great article. I didn’t see the Wampler Terraform Multi-Modulation Effect Pedal on the list. 8 presets that are controllable by midi.

    Reply

  201. Sam says

    The Montréal Assembly 856 for Zellersasn.

    It’s an absolutely bonkers pedal with MIDI control available of every parameter. I’ve only used the MIDI to sync to a clock so far but have a Morningstar MIDI controller ordered that will really open up the 856, fingers crossed!

    Reply