¶ Soran Dual Stomp
The Soran Dual Stomp is a compact guitar and bass processor that combines amp modeling, effects, NAM model loading, impulse responses (IR), an expression pedal, practice tools, and USB Audio recording capabilities.
On this page, MITS organizes the technical information about the Dual Stomp in a clear and practical way so musicians can understand what the unit offers and how it can be integrated into a real-world setup.
MITS content in preparation
This page initially gathers and organizes official technical information about the Soran Dual Stomp. Hands-on tests, measurements, real-world examples and MITS integrations will be added once we receive the unit and can verify its behavior on actual hardware.
¶ 🧭 Contents
- 🎛️ Overview
- ⭐ Main features
- 🧠 NAM and amp models
- 🔊 Cabinets and IRs
- 🎚️ Signal chain and effects
- 🎹 Presets
- 🎛️ Expression pedal
- 🎸 Looper and drums
- 🎧 Inputs and outputs
- 💻 USB Audio and recording
- 📱 Bluetooth and software
- 🎚️ MIDI control
- 🔋 Battery and power
- 📐 Technical specifications
- 🖼️ Gallery
- 🧪 MITS tests
- 📚 Resources and downloads
¶ 🎛️ Overview
The Dual Stomp brings together the tools required to build a complete guitar or bass signal chain in a compact format.
In addition to Soran's built-in amp models and effects, the unit can expand its sonic possibilities through imported NAM models and third-party impulse responses.
Its USB connectivity also allows it to work as part of a recording setup, while Bluetooth, editing software and built-in practice functions extend its use beyond a traditional multi-effects processor.
¶ ⭐ Main features
- Amp modeling for guitar and bass.
- NAM model support.
- Third-party impulse response (IR) loading.
- 126 effects.
- Up to 11 modules running simultaneously.
- 99 presets.
- 2-inch color TFT display.
- Built-in expression pedal.
- Stereo looper.
- Drum patterns.
- Bluetooth connectivity.
- USB Audio.
- Editing and management software.
- Built-in rechargeable battery.
¶ 🧠 NAM and amp models
The Dual Stomp allows users to combine Soran's built-in amp models with external models based on Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) technology.
¶ Included amp models
- 25 guitar amplifiers.
- 5 bass amplifiers.
¶ NAM models
The unit provides dedicated locations for importing external NAM models, allowing musicians to expand the available amplifier collection beyond the factory content.
Coming soon on MITS
We will test NAM loading, level behavior, performance and practical applications using different captures and real-world workflows.
¶ 🔊 Cabinets and IRs
The Dual Stomp includes built-in cabinet simulations and also supports third-party impulse responses.
¶ Included cabinets
- 25 guitar cabinets.
- 5 bass cabinets.
¶ External IRs
The unit provides dedicated locations for loading third-party impulse responses.
This makes it possible to combine internal or NAM-based amplifier models with different cabinets, speakers and capture chains.
¶ 🎚️ Signal chain and effects
The Dual Stomp architecture allows users to build a complete processing chain using multiple effect and amp modules.
Available processing blocks include:
WAH/VOL → GATE → OD/FX → AMP → CAB → EQ → MOD → DELAY → REVERB
Additional tools such as Looper and Drum are also available.
The unit supports up to 11 modules operating simultaneously.
¶ 🎹 Presets
The Dual Stomp provides 99 preset locations for storing different configurations.
Presets can store combinations of amplifiers, cabinets, effects and parameters for later use in the studio, during practice or on stage.
¶ 🎛️ Expression pedal
The integrated expression pedal can be used to control functions such as volume, wah and other compatible parameters.
This section will be expanded after MITS tests the actual assignment and control possibilities available on the hardware.
¶ 🎸 Looper and drums
The Dual Stomp includes tools designed for both practice and music creation.
¶ Looper
- Stereo looper.
- Up to 40 seconds of recording.
- Auto Rec function.
- Synchronization with drum patterns.
¶ Drums
The unit includes 100 drum patterns for practice and accompaniment.
¶ 🎧 Inputs and outputs
The Dual Stomp provides several connections for integrating the unit with amplifiers, monitors, headphones, mobile devices and recording systems.
This section will later be expanded with a MITS connection diagram and real-world routing tests once we have the hardware available.
Important
MITS will verify the actual behavior of the outputs and routing possibilities on the physical unit before publishing specific connection recommendations.
¶ 💻 USB Audio and recording
The Dual Stomp can operate as a USB audio interface.
According to Soran's official specifications, it operates at:
48 kHz / 24-bit
with:
USB Audio 2 In / 2 Out
This allows direct integration with a DAW for recording and playback.
Coming soon on MITS
We will test the Dual Stomp as an audio interface and document its integration with our recording environments and workflows.
¶ 📱 Bluetooth and software
Soran provides tools for managing and editing the Dual Stomp across different platforms.
The software can be used to work with presets, device parameters and external content such as NAM models and IR files.
This section will later include screenshots and practical examples of the software.
¶ 🎚️ MIDI control
Soran provides dedicated MIDI documentation for the Dual Stomp.
MIDI support makes it possible to integrate the unit with external controllers and other MIDI-compatible devices.
MITS Lab
MIDI will be one of the areas we investigate in depth. We will test different ways of controlling the Dual Stomp and document practical configurations and real-world applications.
¶ 🔋 Battery and power
The Dual Stomp includes a built-in 2000 mAh / 3.7 V rechargeable battery.
According to the manufacturer's information, it can provide up to approximately 6 hours of operation, depending on usage conditions.
¶ 📐 Technical specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Conversion | 24-bit / 48 kHz |
| Amplifiers | 30 |
| Cabinets | 30 |
| Effects | 126 |
| Simultaneous modules | Up to 11 |
| Presets | 99 |
| NAM | External model import |
| IR | Third-party IR import |
| USB Audio | 2 In / 2 Out |
| Looper | Stereo, up to 40 seconds |
| Drum patterns | 100 |
| Display | 2" color TFT |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Expression pedal | Built-in |
| Battery | 2000 mAh / 3.7 V |
| Stated battery life | Up to 6 hours |
| Dimensions | 205 × 120 × 58 mm |
| Weight | 595 g |
¶ 🖼️ Gallery
Gallery in preparation
More images and detailed views of the Soran Dual Stomp will be added soon.
¶ 🧪 MITS tests
This section will grow as we perform our own tests with the Dual Stomp.
Topics we plan to investigate include:
- NAM model usage.
- Combining different amplifier models.
- IR management.
- USB Audio.
- MIDI.
- External controller integration.
- Recording workflows.
- Live applications.
- Output levels.
- Integration with other modelers and equipment.
- Workflows involving MITS tools.
TEST → MEASURE → UNDERSTAND → TEACH
Our goal is not only to show what the unit can do, but to understand how its features work and document workflows that other musicians can reproduce and adapt.
¶ 📚 Resources and downloads
¶ Soran Audio
Official Dual Stomp product page:
https://soranaudio.com/products/28.html
¶ Documentation and software
Official Soran resources include manuals, firmware, editing software and additional product documentation.
¶ MITS
As we publish tests, tutorials and videos about the Dual Stomp, they will be added to this section.
The technical information on this page is initially based on official documentation published by Soran Audio. Features that require hands-on verification will be tested by MITS using the actual hardware.