For decades guitarists have been using masking tape on their pedals and marking knob configurations with a sharpie. That changes now. Pedal Book allows musicians to save their favourite guitar pedal settings, replacing outdated, barbaric practices. Users can add what guitar, amp, and other gear that was used to achieve the sound they want to save. When they want to recreate that sound (i.e. for a gig, album, song, etc...), they open the app and match their pedals to the settings they've saved.
As a hobby guitar player, I was getting sick of forgetting my favourite guitar pedal settings. I was wondering why, with all the tech we have now, there wasn't an easy fix to this. I thought to myself: if I find this issue annoying, and come across it frequently, imagine what a gigging musician thinks, or a session musician who uses guitar pedals every day to make a living. This simple problem required a simple solution. Recreate the guitar pedals you own, match the settings to your real pedals, and save. Just like that, my tone catalog started to expand, I started becoming more inspired to create, and most importantly, I started enjoying the instrument more. Anyone who's ever played guitar knows it is extremely hard but extremely rewarding to improve. Part of overcoming the learning curves of guitar is to remain inspired, always. At first glance, Pedal Book is a simple utility tool. Zoom in and you realize that it lets guitarists spend their time on what matters, playing their instrument, creating, and above all, having fun!