1 of 3

Whampanion

$120.00
Initial batch of 50 Whampanions is currently in production and on pace to ship mid/late February!


The Whampanion is a companion device for the Digitech Whammy pedal. It is compatible with all Whammy V series models, including Whammy DT and Bass Whammy. The Whampanion uses MIDI to expand the capabilities of the Whammy, making it capable of sequencer and arpeggiator-like effects, as well as providing the ability to quickly switch between your favorite Whammy settings.
Ships with 1/8th inch to MIDI cable for connection to Whammy. No power supply included.

CONTROLS:

ENGAGE: engages the Sequencer effect, which steps the Whammy pedal through different settings in rhythm to create arpeggiator like effects.

STEPS: controls number of steps in sequence. Setting this knob its maximum turns on Random Mode ("RND") which continuously chooses random patterns.

SPEED: controls the speed of the sequence.

DIR: controls the direction of the sequence:
- Up: Low to high
- Down: High to low
- Middle: Low to high and back to low

MODE controls the triggering mode of "ENGAGE":
- UP: Latching
- Down: Momentary
- Middle: Momentary, hold on last note of sequence

PRESET/TAP: : Preset Switch (default) and Tap Tempo Mode. You can switch between these modes by holding this button for 1 second.
- Preset Switch Mode: change between your 6 favorite Whammy presets. Also chooses the Whammy setting that will be returned to after Whampanion effect is disengaged.
- Tap Tempo Mode: Tap to control Whampanion tempo, at a rate of 2 sequencer steps per tap. Speed knob still works in this mode.

ASSIGNING PRESETS: To assign presets, hold down both footswitches until they both blink white 3 times to enter preset assignment mode. In preset assignment mode, the SPEED knob controls which preset slot you are editing (1-6, look at color of upper LED), and the STEPS knob controls which Whammy setting you will write to the slot (look at the setting selected on Whammy). To save a preset, hold the top button to save an "inactive" version of that setting, or the bottom button to save a "active" version of the setting. Hold both buttons return to effect mode.