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Disaster Area Designs began in 2010 when engineer Matthew Faro designed and built a MIDI controller to operate his Line 6 M9 pedal. A few months later, Matthew sent his own hands-on board kits around the world, allowing adventurous players to make their own controllers. When Strymon released the flagship timeline delay pedal, Disaster Area Designs accepted the challenge and designed a compact MIDI controller to extend its functionality. The DMC-3 was born. They have expanded the range of controllers and offer many customization options, including firmware for various pedal and rack units. In October 2012, they began offering the DPC-5 Disaster Foot Controller, which integrates the same easy-to-use MIDI controls with a 5-channel pedal switcher. In 2015, Matthew Farrow launched a series of special effects pedals to commemorate his late brother. The Alexander pedal features a beautiful tone, and they donate a portion of each pedal to a child cancer study.
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