Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal

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Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal

The Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal opens up a world of creative filter effects for guitar, bass, and other instruments. Its two independent filters let you shape your tone in countless ways, from classic auto wah sounds to sweeping, rhythmic movements and unusual textures. Keep things simple with one filter or combine both to explore new ideas. With built-in presets, MIDI control, and plenty of ways to adjust how each filter moves, Float V2 gives you the freedom to create sounds that stand out.

Old Blood Float V2 Guitar Pedal Review

The Float V2 Old Blood Pedal features a digitally controlled dual analog filter engine built around state variable filters. Each filter offers low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass modes, with seven possible combinations to shape your tone. You can control filter movement using an envelope that responds to your playing or an LFO with adjustable rate, depth, and shape.

Front view of Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal Mint, Ocean, and Cotton Candy on top of amplifier in studio

Multiple routing options support parallel mono, series mono, mono input with stereo output, and full stereo operation. MIDI support, expression control, tap tempo, and onboard presets make it easy to save favorite settings and integrate the pedal into a more advanced rig.

Old Blood Noise Float V2 vs. Float V1

The Old Blood Noise Float V2 takes everything that made the original Float special and builds on it with more control, flexibility, and modern features. Both pedals feature two independent analog filters with low pass, band pass, and high pass modes. They also offer LFO and envelope modulation, expression control, and multiple routing options for creating unique filter effects. However, the Float V2 introduces several important upgrades that make it more versatile and easier to use.

One of the biggest differences is the addition of MIDI support and presets. While the original Float V1 does not offer these features, the V2 lets you save up to three presets directly on the pedal and access up to 127 presets through MIDI. It also supports MIDI control over all parameters, including tempo synchronization through MIDI clock. This makes it easier to recall favorite settings and integrate the pedal into more advanced setups.

The Float V2 also expands its modulation controls with dedicated Rate, Depth, and Shape knobs for each filter. These adjustments give you more direct control over how the filters move and respond to your playing. The original V1 offers additional hidden settings for LFO phase, envelope speed, and modulation range, while the V2 provides a more expanded control system. Another useful addition is the Aux footswitch, which can be assigned to tap tempo or preset switching.

Both versions retain the core dual-filter design, independent filter controls, Sync functionality, expression input, and flexible signal routing. However, the Float V2 refines the original design, reduces unwanted noise, and adds features that make it a more capable tool for creative sound shaping.

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Float V2 Effect Pedal Features

Two independent filters let you create classic effects or combine them for more unusual tones.
Choose from different filter types to shape your sound, from smooth and warm to bright and focused.
Add movement that responds to your playing or creates steady, rhythmic sweeps.
Adjust the speed, depth, and shape of filter movement to match your playing style.
Save favorite sounds with three onboard presets or access up to 127 presets through MIDI.
Use stereo routing, expression control, and tap tempo to fit the pedal into a wide range of setups.

Front view of Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal Mint, Ocean, and Cotton Candy on top workbench

OBNE Float V2 Pedal Specs

Dual analog state variable filter engine with digital control
2-pole filters with a 12 dB per octave slope
SSI2164 filtering chip
Low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass filter modes
Seven filter combinations per filter
Parallel mono, series mono, mono input to stereo output, and stereo routing
Adjustable LFO rate, depth, and shape for each filter
LFO shapes include sine, square, ramp up, ramp down, smooth random, and stepped random
Envelope control with adjustable sensitivity and attack
Three onboard presets, and up to 127 MIDI accessible presets
MIDI input and output via 3.5 mm TRS Type A connections
Expression input for external control of main knob parameters
Aux footswitch supports tap tempo or preset switching
USB-C connection for firmware updates
Soft touch switching
Power requirements of 9V DC, center negative, with 350 mA current draw

Front view of Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal Mint, Ocean, and Cotton Candy floating on water

What's in the box of our Float V2 OBNE Guitar Effect?

Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal
OBNE-branded pedal box
OBNE pin
OBNE and DeathCloud stickers
OBNE guitar pick
DeathCloud merch
Candy

Float V2 Old Blood FAQs

What does the Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal do?

The Old Blood Noise Float V2 Pedal uses two filters to shape your instrument's tone. It can create classic auto wah effects, rhythmic filter sweeps, and unusual sounds for creative playing and experimentation.

What types of filter effects does the Float V2 offer?

Each filter supports low pass, band pass, and high pass modes. You can select from seven combinations of these filter types to create a wide range of tones.

Can I use the Float V2 with a guitar or bass?

Yes. The Float V2 is designed for shaping instrument signals and can create a variety of filter effects for guitar, bass, and other compatible instruments.

Can I use each filter independently?

Yes. Each filter has its own footswitch and controls, allowing you to use one filter on its own or combine both for more complex effects.

Does the Old Blood Noise Float V2 support stereo?

Yes. It offers four routing options, including parallel mono, series mono, mono input with stereo output, and full stereo operation.

Does the Float V2 have presets?

Yes. The pedal includes three onboard presets for saving and recalling your favorite settings. MIDI control expands preset access to as many as 127 presets.

Does the Float V2 support MIDI control?

Yes. MIDI lets you control the pedal's parameters and manage presets. It also supports tempo synchronization through MIDI clock.

Can I control the filter movement?

Yes. You can adjust the rate, depth, and shape of each filter's low frequency oscillator (LFO). You can also use envelope control, which responds to changes in your playing strength.

Does the Float V2 have tap tempo?

Yes. The auxiliary footswitch can be assigned to tap tempo, letting you match the filter movement to the rhythm of your music. You can also assign it to switch between presets.

Can I connect an expression pedal to the Float V2?

Yes. The expression input lets you control selected knob parameters with a compatible TRS expression device. You can assign one or more parameters to change as you move the expression pedal.

What power supply does the Old Blood Noise Float V2 require?

The Float V2 requires a 9V DC center negative power supply capable of delivering at least 350 mA. Make sure your power supply meets these requirements before connecting it.