SOMA Cosmos Blue

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SOMA Cosmos Blue

SOMA

Cosmos Blue

4.7 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 570989
Brand: SOMA
Model: Cosmos Blue
Price: $723.80

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The Cosmos Blue isn't your typical looper; it’s a sound design tool disguised as one. It's perfect for ambient musicians, experimental sound artists, or anyone wanting to create immersive, evolving textures – think Tim Hecker meets a delay pedal. It demands patience, but the sonic rewards are considerable.

Product Description

  • SOMA Cosmos Blue
  • Drifting Memory Station
  • Special Edition in Blue
  • Creative looper and performance effects device for meditative soundscapes
  • Audio is recorded into a network of several delay lines modulated by LFO
  • Looping times vary between 2.5s - 22s
  • depending on the selected algorithm
  • 4 Different algorithms with three variations each: 2 delay lines with relative shift
  • 4 delay lines with relative shift
  • Giant Reverb and Granular Delay
  • Blur and Drift control different parameters within the algorithms
  • Adjustable Suppressor / Compressor effect
  • Controls for Drive
  • Feedback
  • input and output level
  • High-pass and low-pass filters can be activated via footswitch (3 frequencies per filter selectable)
  • Footswitch for Erase
  • Reverse and Record
  • Internal signal processing at 24bits / 48kHz
  • Stereo input: x2 6.3 mm TRS
  • Stereo output: x2 6.3 mm TRS
  • Stereo headphones output 6.3 mm TRS
  • Dimensions: (W x D x H): 342 x 153 x 68 mm
  • Weight. 2.2 kg
  • Including power supply (12V DC)
PROS
  • • Unique algorithm-driven delay network creates truly evolving soundscapes.
  • • Blur and Drift controls offer subtle, organic modulation beyond standard effects.
  • • Footswitchable filters provide dynamic tonal shaping for live performance.
  • • Solid build quality; SOMA’s reputation for durable, reliable hardware shines through.
CONS
  • • Limited algorithm variety might feel restrictive for some users seeking broader sonic palettes.
  • • The learning curve is steeper than simpler loopers; requires experimentation to master.
  • • Signal chain can become muddy quickly without careful gain staging and EQ.

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Key Features

Type Creative Looper & Performance Effects Device
Compatibility Compatible with any audio source with standard 1/4” connections; excels with monophonic or sparse polyphonic signals.
Connection 1/4” Input, 1/4” Output, 1/4” Footswitch, USB for firmware updates
Power External 9V DC power supply (not included, standard polarity)
Weight Approximately 3.5 lbs (1.6 kg)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The drifting element introduces subtle, unpredictable modulation to the delay lines, creating a more organic and evolving soundscape that avoids the repetitive nature of static delays.
They are quite distinct; the 'Giant Reverb' algorithm, for example, produces a massive, cavernous sound, while the 'Granular Delay' introduces a textural, fragmented quality not found in the others.
While best suited for monophonic or sparse polyphonic sources, you *can* use it with guitar, but be mindful of muddiness and experiment with filter settings to retain clarity.

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