Strymon Cloudburst Ambient Reverb Pedal with Ultra Low Noise Ensemble Engine and MIDI Control

Strymon Cloudburst brings immersive ambient reverb and expressive sonic textures to a compact, pedalboard-friendly form. Designed for players who want a responsive and versatile sound-shaping tool, it combines powerful processing with user-focused features for both stage and studio use.

Ensemble Engine

The built-in Ensemble engine reacts dynamically to your playing, offering ambient pads and textures that shift based on your technique and guitar tone. This allows for expressive and evolving sounds that respond to pickup changes and neck position.

Flexible Reverb Control

The Decay knob adjusts more than just time—it controls internal parameters to morph the sound from tight, realistic spaces to long, atmospheric tails. This flexibility allows for precise spatial control in any genre or setting.

Compact Design with Full Connectivity

Despite its small footprint, Cloudburst includes stereo I/O, USB-C, and TRS MIDI connections. It fits seamlessly into modern pedalboards while supporting complex signal paths and digital setups.

MIDI Integration and 300 Presets

With full MIDI functionality, you can recall up to 300 presets, automate settings in your DAW, or control parameters remotely during live performances. This makes it easy to integrate into any performance or recording rig.

Bypass Options for Signal Integrity

Choose between true bypass for a completely untouched tone or buffered bypass to maintain clarity over long cable runs. This ensures optimal signal flow based on your setup.

JFET Input for Enhanced Feel

The Class A JFET preamp offers low noise and high touch sensitivity. It captures every nuance of your playing, ensuring that dynamics and feel are preserved.

Stereo Capable in a Single Input/Output Format

Cloudburst supports stereo operation through TRS jacks, offering multiple routing options like Mono to Mono, Mono to Stereo, or Stereo to Stereo. A rear panel switch makes configuration simple.

Efficient Power, Advanced Processing

Modern DSP architecture allows for rich sound processing with lower power consumption. This means more headroom and detail with less strain on your power supply.