In this AZOR multi-effect pedal demo, I run you through what this little “fits in your hand” unit can actually do in a real playing situation. I start with a full mix demo, then we get into the layout and signal flow (right to left), plus what’s on the top panel: power, USB charging, a second USB port to connect your phone, and a headphone output. I also show the color-coded blocks—red for amp type/gain/tone, blue for modulation and delay, and green for IR/cab—so you can see how everything’s organized. From there I dig into how the pedal works in preset mode versus edit mode (and how the knobs blink until they match the “virtual” settings). I show how you can save changes, switch to live mode where the knobs are exactly what you hear, and even toggle whole blocks on/off—perfect if you’ve got a rhythm tone and just want to kick on delay for a solo. I also demo the built-in tuner (B + C) and Bluetooth jamming (A + B) where you connect to “Cube Baby,” stream music through it, and play along. Overall, it’s a ton of functionality in a tiny, grab-and-go package for practice, travel, or a backup rig.