The TC Electronic Mimiq Doubler pedal brings the sound of double-tracked guitars to your pedalboard. With the Mimiq Doubler, you can summon up to three studio-quality doubled guitar tracks with the stomp of your foot. Its advanced algorithm perfectly captures all of the subtle imperfections and richness that make vintage studio double tracking so iconic.

Recreate Iconic Multi-Tracked Guitar Tones

The Mimiq Doubler is the first pedal that truly nails the magic of studio double tracking. Its sophisticated doubler algorithm mimics all of the random nuances in timing, attack and pitch that naturally occur when tracking multiple takes in the studio. From subtle thickening to fully immersive multi-tracked guitar lines, the Mimiq Doubler conjures legendary guitar tones with ease.

Dial In Your Ideal Doubler Sound

With its intuitive control set, you can fine-tune your double tracked tone. The Tightness knob controls the timing interactions between the three virtual tracks, from tight unison to loose and staggered. The Dry knob balances your original guitar tone with the effected signal. Use the individual Track knobs to set the volume of each virtual track. Whether you want a slight fattening effect or huge cascading guitar harmonies, the Mimiq Doubler puts complete tonal control at your feet.

Gig and Record in Stereo

The Mimiq Doubler features stereo outputs, allowing you to run its massive doubler tones in stereo at gigs and in the studio. Spread your sound across the stereo field to envelop your audience with immersive guitar textures. Dial in the ideal double tracked tone in your DAW by tweaking the pedal's controls and recording the stereo outputs.

Intuitive Interface for Live Use

The Mimiq Doubler features a straightforward interface that makes it easy to control on stage. With the pedal's intuitive knobs, you can find your ideal double tracked sound within seconds. The Doubler tracks are footswitchable, allowing you to instantly kick in and out various virtual tracks. Unleash iconic multi-tracked guitar tones at the stomp of a switch with the Mimiq Doubler.