Empress Effects Zoia

The output of the distortion is going to the input of the amp, so to the first output of the Zoya, to the left output here, so we have to connect the ...

Honestly this has to be the best granular pedal around. I generally keep the Tensor as a creative, light tape glitch looping tool, while the Fabrikat handles all the deeper granular stuff. They are not redundant at all in my setup. - Empress Effects ZOIA: I think the ZOIA is worth the price of admission just by the amazing Patchstorage community.

The media could not be loaded. This is a very cool pedal. I received it New from Chicago Music Exchange. The build quality is top notch. Packaging is secure enough to protect it in transit with plenty of foam to keep things where they’re supposed to be. The pedal itself is very well built. I didn’t ...

I have an Empress Effects Zoia.

I suppose it could be called a multi-effect pedal, but It's more like a platform.

I will never sell it and it won't ever leave my board.

This seems like the coolest box ever, but the screen is so small and hard to read that it's getting returned. I just spent two hours in bright light, squinting at this miniature screen with tiny writing, and guess what? I have a headache. I tried using a magnifying glass, but it's still a hassle. Li...

If you’re looking for a minimal solution for effects, might I suggest the Empress Zoia.

It’s a little intimidating in terms of learning how to use, but you can make almost any combination of different effects, all in one pedal.

This is a really interesting product, but it relies heavily on the front panel LEDs, and one of the LEDs burned out within the first six months, making it glaringly obvious that it was broken. Also, the rubber feet come off easily and are easily lost. Had to pay OUT OF POCKET SIXTY DOLLARS to ship i...

**Synthstrom Deluge**: I recorded several audio tracks of my guitar directly into the deluge and applied some light filtering. This got sent through the ZOIA. **Empress Effects ZOIA**: Takes the audio from the deluge and runs it through 4 loopers. Each looper is randomly triggered by 4 LFO's, which play them at different octaves and sometimes in reverse.

I have found this pedal to be an incredible addition to my band life. My experience has shown that most “multi effect units” are difficult to get a great sound,but this is certainly not the case with zoia, especially since it is much more than an effects pedal. You can do so much with it, so you can...

The Empress Zoia can do almost anything you can think of. It’s pretty wild. $500, but you can make incredibly complex custom effects or effects chains with it, including controlling effects with an envelope follower or an LFO (or both!).