Category Archives: News

Front of house/recording engineer Chris Koltay’s is using an origianl NSP BreakOut in his live sound pedal board. Innovative as always, Chris uses a pedal board plugged as an aux into the mixing board for effects for the front of house … Continue reading →

We are so so excited to post on our new Stomp design. We have been custom building these off and on for guitarists, bassists, and friends, and are psyched to finally be offering them to everyone. Click here to read an … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that for the month of April, all BreakOut orders will come with a free download code for the amazing Distort+Delay app designed by Signals and Stuff. This has been one of our favorite apps to … Continue reading →

First in our series of Broken mixes, where we use the BreakOut to take apart an entire stereo mix, here we use VoiceBand to turn willow smiths whipmyhair into a mind bending free jazz saxophone solo improv. Particularly impressive technique … Continue reading →

Oneida played a 10 hour set at the Godspeed! You Black Emperor ATP last weekend. Our NSP BreakOut made its overseas performance debut in Oneida synth master Barry “Snaps” London’s rig during the 10 hr set. We are so proud … Continue reading →

NSP+Moog We were tipped off to the new Moog Filtatron app a few weeks ago by Chad from Rainbows are Free. Been playing with it ever since and think it is one of best sounding apps yet. Even clean it sounds … Continue reading →

We just changed the design!  All BreakOut Pedals from now on will ship with a 2 foot 4-conductor detachable cable that runs from your BreakOut pedal to your phone.  It makes use on stage way easier!  We are also making … Continue reading →

MASHup from New Signal Process on Vimeo. Here’s a brief video we put together of friends playing around with the NSP BreakOut. Enjoy!

Guitar Saxophone from New Signal Process on Vimeo. Appearances can be deceiving. This is actually a Steinberger played through the NSP BreakOut with the awesome app VoiceBand. Although this could be the way guitarists felt in the early 80s. Everything … Continue reading →

nsp harsh 1 This performance is an inspired and echoing improvisation by Miles Seaton fromAkron/Family. Like chasing a bottle down an infinite stairwell. He heard this App was designed by master Japanese noise-maker Merzbow, but we are still trying to … Continue reading →