Kraken
Abyssal sub-octave fuzz with crushing sustain.
- Fuzz engine
- Polyphonic sub-octave
- Parallel blend
Unleash
better tone.
Mythical effects for every kind of signal. Wild enough to inspire you.
- macOS & Windows
- VST3
- Free trials available
Pick your
beast
Each beast is built around a musical idea, with enough character to make it your own.
Basilisk
A venomous distortion with a petrifying bite and no mercy in its stare.
- Dual-stage clipping
- Venomous filter
- Aggressive midrange
Monster tone.
Our philosophy.
An effect should be more than a collection of features.
Each Ordesa plugin is built around a distinct sound, with its own character, striking looks and intuitive controls that make exploring sound feel effortless.
No menu diving. No over complexity. Just great sounds.
A sound of its own
Every pedal starts with a clear sonic identity. It does not try to do everything. It has a purpose and a character of its own.
Designed to inspire
A pedal should make you want to use it before you even hear it. Every detail is designed to feel distinctive and fun.
Built to sound good
Every setting should feel musical and useful. Because experimentation is only inspiring when the result sounds good.
Made to be played
Intuitive controls and immediate feedback keep you in the flow. Follow your instinct and let the sound lead the way.
Old myths.
New sounds
Ordesa DSP is a one-man project founded by Aitor García in Barcelona, Spain, in 2026. This adventure brings together a background in industrial engineering and a passion for music shaped by more than 15 years of playing in bands.
This adventure has its roots in the northern Spanish Pyrenees, from which it takes its name. A wild land of mountains, forests, myths and legends.
We take inspiration from the creatures that inhabit old stories from all over the world, and turn their essence into distinctive audio effects. We make tools with a life of their own, built to inspire new sounds and be fun to play.
Most importantly, we make the tools we actually enjoy.
Say "HOLA"
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