The Evil Pumpkin Ghazala, a tabletop instrument and synthesizer, functions as a versatile noise machine capable of producing drones, fuzz, synth, distortion, and glitch effects. IMPORTANT NOTES: Shipping: We will ship your unit within 5 business days of purchase and provide you with the tracking number and link. Checkout Process: You can choose to pay using PayPal or any major credit card. To pay by credit card, simply follow the checkout process, which will take you to PayPal, and select "Pay with a bank account or credit card." This can be done without requiring a PayPal registration (checkout as a guest). Returns: You can return or exchange your purchase within 5 days from the receipt. Please review our policies on the front page for further details. Warranty: Analog Music Company products come with a 2-year warranty for the original owner, covering all electronic and mechanical parts against defects or failures under normal use. The warranty does not cover the enclosure, graphics, knobs, hardware, or any devices that have been intentionally destroyed or modified by anyone other than Analog Music Company. We will repair our products at no charge, excluding shipping costs, which will be paid by the customer.
FEATURES:
CONTROLS:
LEFT: A PHOTOCELL is engaged (theremin-like function).
CENTER: Both PHOTOCELL and LFO are off.
RIGHT: An LFO is engaged (tremolo-like function).
To use either THER or LFO, you have to engage one of the switches in the MISSION CONTROL section. You can try any of the following settings:
1A
1C
2A
2C
1A+2C
1A+2B or other combinations you might discover.
A recommended starting point is setting the GAIN KNOB to max (as most drones will require you to max the GAIN KNOB to work).
The Evil Pumpkin can be turned on or off, and the THER/LFO will remain operational, but the sound will change accordingly.
THER/LFO will work regardless of whether the input jack is plugged or unplugged. However, leaving the input jack unplugged is recommended when the Evil Pumpkin is used as a standalone sound generator/drone.
In order to make the Photocell work, you will also need to engage the switches on the MISSION CONTROL section in a way that the Evil Pumpkin starts producing a drone sound. Additionally, you may have to maximize the GAIN KNOB for the most pronounced effect.
The Photocell is controlled by feeding light to the sensor. You can use any light source you like, ranging from the ambient light in the room to direct light from a mobile phone flashlight, etc.